Telegraph is a boomerang style shawl with a curved top edge and an asymmetrical point, as well as a sawtooth bottom/side edge. It's crocheted in two colors of fingering weight yarn - model used Haiku by Anzula, one skein each Freesia and Rosebud - and a 4.5mm hook. You could change up the colorwork to suit your tastes, or eliminate it altogether for a single colored shawl. Modify the size by adding or subtracting rows - once you get it set up it's a four row repeat!
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Keyhole Striped Boomerang Shawl
This striped Boomerang Keyhole Scarf Crochet Pattern is made with treble crochet stitches in a boomerang asymmetrical shape, as well as dk yarn. This is a great lightweight shawl to wear for the fall and spring seasons. This would even make a great accessory to wear to summer weddings and
Sunset Boomerang Scarf
The Sunset Boomerang Scarf is not only one of the easiest scarves you will ever create, but it also super stylish, unique and cozy but lacy at the same time. Being great for a beginner, the pattern has mostly double crochets and chains and comes with a detailed video tutorial. Crocheting a scarf
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No doubt, the scarf is necessary for winter to keep you warm and comfy. Moreover, you can get a complete and stylish cold season look with them. Create this colored rosebud crochet scarf effortlessly with a free pattern. Use Hue and Me Lion brand yarn in your three favorite colors to make this
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Asymmetrical Shawl Free Crochet Pattern
Trying out my hand at designing a crochet Asymmetrical shawl. I've made several Butterfly Shawls designs and wanted to try something new. I really like the way you can wear these Asymmetrical shawls, it's reminds me something between a cowl and a regular shawl the way I've seen it
