Flying at Night Shawl

Flying At Night is so named because it reminds me of how beautiful the Earth looks at night while flying. Blinking lights show up in grid patterns and are sometimes bright little sparks and sometimes partially occluded by clouds.

This is an elongated triangular Tunisian crochet shawl with beads worked flat and suitable for intermediate crocheters. It’s a visual treat, and an adventurous journey into beads and textures. You will not get bored making it, and you will enjoy wearing it in different ways to show off your new piece of art when you’re finished!

This pattern includes photo tutorials as well as links to video tutorials to help you complete your project.

Stitches in this pattern include: Tss, Tps, Tks, Tfs, Ttwup, RTps, Ttop, and Tss2tog.

Sample shawl used two colors:

• C1: I’ve Got a Meeting (1 Skein)
• C2: Est 1995 (2 Skeins)

Yarn by AT Haynes House Yarns in Bare Feet Sock, 75% Merino / 25% Nylon, 463 yds / 100 g

Hooks:

• 5.5 mm Tunisian crochet hook with 17” (43 cm) cable
• 0.75 mm regular crochet hook

Notions:

• 1 stitch marker
• 294 size 6.0 beads

Finished size is 70.5” x 29” (179 cm x 74 cm)

This pattern was technical edited and fully tested.

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