Fisherman's Wharf Shawl
The Fisherman's Wharf Crochet Shawl is a short row shawl with a video guide to help you whip up your very own. During the testing of this shawl, I really enjoyed seeing all the yarn choices and colors. Feel free to get creative with your color choices! You'll have a great time working on this shawl while working on short rows to achieve a beautiful crescent shaped shawl. This is perfect for the all seasons with its styling possibilities.
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