Agape Shawl
$6.00
Wrap a loved one (or yourself) up in a handmade Agape Shawl this holiday season!
The Agape Shawl is gorgeous filet shawl pattern, designed with little hearts throughout and a delicate scalloped border.
- This shawl works up perfectly with gradient yarn sets or whirls/cakes, using sock or DK weight yarns – but can be made in any weight you prefer!
- This gorgeous triangle shawl takes less than 900 yards of 4-ply (sock) weight yarn.
- =OR= make the smaller version with just ONE Lion Brand Yarn Mandala cake (or similar yarn).
The Agape Shawl is written in my own special version of Numerical Filet (like all my filet crochet patterns) and works up SUPER fast. It’s an easy weekend make.
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FOUR separate patterns included-
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Need extra help along the way? Just ask!
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- This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and gauge is not important. Yarn amounts are given for a blanket using DK yarn and making the number of repeats noted in the pattern directions for a finished size of approximately 32x45 inches.
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Carla –
A beautiful shawl to be wrapped up in. The pattern works up fairly quickly and even if you’ve never done filet before, Becca’s instructions make it easy for you to understand.