This gorgeous gradient shawl in the pictures below was made by Coats Design Team and it's the perfect proof, that you can take every project you can think of to the text level and make it even more fancy. Here is a rainbow project inspired by butterfly wings. It is a great way to show how much you can get out of multiple color transitions in one project.
Top photo is by by ivillarreal1997 / Ravelry.com and bottom photo is by KinnicChick/ Ravelry.com
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Crax Gradient Shawl
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Wings Of Prayer Shawl pattern
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