Silfra Shawl

Silfra is a rift zone, located in Thingvellir National Park in Iceland, that is created by the divergent tectonic drift of the North American and Eurasian plates. The Silfra shawl features clean lines and a solid, yet drapey texture that allows you to play with color. Just as the plates slowly drift apart, the colors of this shawl transition gradually. It is a great way to use up your stash to make a cozy and eye-catching piece. The shawl finishes off with a bold ribbed border. It is a reminder that good things take time.  

Check out the other 2 patterns in Of Fire and Ice Collection Part One: The Diamond Beach Beanie and Headband, and South Coast Cowl!

This is an intermediate level pattern. The pattern is written in standard US crochet terms. It comes in one size.

Dimensions:

68” (170 cm) wide x 27” (67.5 cm) long

Here’s what you’ll need:

Hook: 4 mm

Yarn: A maximum of 1241 yards (1135 m) of DK weight yarn. I used 4.5 skeins of Deep Freeze DK by the Frosted Stitch (~246 yards/225 m)/100 g.

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