Piha Shawl

I was born at Piha, on the west coast of Auckland, New Zealand. We moved away when I was young but I have found myself back here again raising my own children in this wildly beautiful beach environment. Piha means ‘the divided ripple at the bow of a canoe’, denoting the waves breaking at the front of the iconic Lion Rock. The Piha Shawl was inspired by these very waves and the sand ripples found on the low tide. I hope you enjoy creating your own version of the Piha Shawl.

Skill Level: 

Easy

Materials:

 
3.5mm (US E) & 5mm (US H) crochet hooks
2 x100g 4ply yarn - this pattern uses Happy Go Knitty 50% Merino / 50% Silk in INFERNO & FUCHSIA BLOSSOM 
Stitch markers 
Yarn needle 
Scissors 
scrap cardboard for tassel making (optional)

Time needed: 

10-15 hours

This pattern is available for purchase on Etsy and Ravelry for $5.50 (USD)

   

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