Sunday, February 15, 2015

Crochet Shawl

I don't usually do big projects like afghans or in this case, a large prayer shawl. I mostly enjoy the instant gratification of hats! My mother-in-law has this shawl and her friends wanted ones just like it. After seeing a picture, it looked easy enough to replicate. Although this one below will soon be on its way to Puerto Rico, it would be fantastic for staying cozy warm here in Colorado!

**My shawl was made by copying a photo but if you would like to make one, I found a very similar free pattern at Yarnspirations. If you prefer my larger dimensions, this may help, each of my rows has 11 of the 5DC shells and the length is 111 rows total. I used Michael's Loops & Threads Impeccable yarn, 6.5mm hook.

Crochet Shawl >> Over The Apple Tree

Crochet Shawl >> Over The Apple Tree

Crochet Shawl >> Over The Apple Tree

Crochet Shawl >> Over The Apple Tree

Crochet Shawl >> Over The Apple Tree

Crochet Shawl >> Over The Apple TreeCrochet Shawl >> Over The Apple Tree

Crochet Shawl >> Over The Apple Tree

Crochet Shawl >> Over The Apple Tree

Crochet Shawl >> Over The Apple TreeCrochet Shawl >> Over The Apple Tree


Crochet Shawl >> Over The Apple Tree
**I prefer to take my own blog pictures but since I didn't have a model...I was informed I HAD to give proper
photography credit to my husband Jose. Thanks Babe!!


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31 comments:

  1. This shawl is GORGEOUS! And the photos are fantastic!
    Alexandra
    EyeLoveKnots.blogspot.com

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  2. Wonderful shawl and amazing views!!!
    Hope you have a wonderful day!
    Hugs and love from Portugal,
    Ana Love Craft
    www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com

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    1. Hi Ana! Thanks so much for taking the time to view my post!

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  3. This is a beautiful shawl. Thanks for sharing the similar pattern.

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  4. This is a beautiful shawl. Thanks for sharing the similar pattern.

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  5. This is very pretty!

    Thanks for joining the Link Up this week!

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  6. Very pretty! I especially like the shell edging.
    And I totally agree with you about the instant gratification of hats! Haha They are my favorite to crochet! :)
    Susie
    www.ouicrochet.com

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  7. That's gorgeous! I love the edging.

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  8. That's beautiful! Crochet is something I would love to learn.

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    1. Do it! There are tons of video tutorial online to help you learn. Thanks so much for stopping by!

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  9. Beautiful work and shown off so well with the beautiful pictures! Thank you for sharing on the Brag About It link party!

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  10. Wow, that is beautiful.
    I agree about hat, it's easy to knock one out during an evening, this shawl looks like MANY hours of work - so worth it though.
    I'd better not let my teenage son see this, he takes photo's for me when I'm desperate and will be asking for photography credits too!

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    1. Thanks Julia! I worked on it on and off whenever I had a chance. I actually timed how long it took to complete each row and then added on the time for edging. I estimate it took 9-10 hours! I made two of these shawls...needless to say I don't want to look at another for a while. My teen son did my profile pictures!

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  11. Beautiful shawl! Looks so comfy. Crochet is something I want to learn one day since I love scarves so much. I love your boots too! Thanks for sharing on Merry Monday.

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  12. How pretty! This would be good for days like to day when it's pretty chilly.

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  13. Beautiful shawl -- I love the scalloped edge! It is amazing that you were able to copy it from a photo. Your husband did a great job with photos. They are fabulous! Colorado is one of my very favorite places and it makes my heart sing to see those familiar snowy mountains!

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  14. Beautiful. Yours is much prettier than the one on the above site. You did a beautiful job with no pattern. Such talent. Would love to make this for one of our little church ladies. Thanks for sharing your talent and how blessed you are to live in Colorado. Anyone who says they don't believe in God has never been to Colorado. Blessings from Texas.

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    1. Thank you so much! I edited my post to include more information on the dimensions of my shawl. I'm sure you could edit the linked pattern to work for you. Colorado is beautiful! We've been so many places here where the views are unreal. The location where these photos were taken is actually just 10 minutes from my house! Thank you for visiting my blog!

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  15. This looks so amazing. Pinned and tweeted. We love to party with you, so I hope to see you tonight at 7 pm.. Have an amazing day! Lou Lou Girls

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  16. I will re-iterate that I LOVE this gorgeous shawl! It has been one of the Most Clicked items from the Yarn Fanatic Link Party #25, and will be featured in today's! Thanks for sharing your projects, and partying with us!

    Hope you'll stop by to party with us again :)
    Yarn Fanatic Linky Party #26 - http://eyeloveknots.blogspot.com/2015/03/yarn-fanatic-linky-party-26.html

    Alexandra
    EyeLoveKnots.blogspot.com

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    1. That makes me so happy! Thank you so much for the feature. I just found your party a couple weeks ago, I wish I knew about it sooner!

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  17. That is one gorgeous shawl! I crochet doilies and tablecloths but never thought of crocheting a shawl! Thank you for linking up at Thursday Favorite Things and hope to see you again!

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    1. Thanks Jas! I never would have done a shawl either if someone hadn't requested it. I've found some really nice patterns in the last couple weeks that I really want to try!

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  18. Amazing shawl! I'm glad to see this beauty!

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  19. Gorgeous shawl! I love the edging! Thanks for sharing at the Submarine Sunday Link Party!

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  20. Hi Laura! Oh, this is so beautiful! I wanted you to know that I made your crocheted Princess Anna Hat for my little granddaughter and she loved it. I gave you the credit for the pattern and if you'd like to see the post you can go to my blog here: http://www.notesongs.com/2015/03/crocheted-hats.html
    Thank you again for sharing your pattern.
    Be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  21. Wow this is gorgeous!! I was thinking your photos were beautiful too (good photographer!!) :) Thanks for linking up. I'm featuring you this week at Friday Favorites!

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    1. Thanks so much Heather! I will share on my social media :-)

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  22. I'm visiting your from Hookin' on Hump Day - you had me at "Shawl"! :) Your's is absolutely stunning! Your talent is amazing - as are your photographs! Thank you for sharing!

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