You could use a fingering weight yarn and a 3.5mm crochet hook to crochet this pattern – simply repeat the solid treble rows and mesh rows until you reach the size you require (or run out of yarn) How to get the Pattern for Nightfall Crochet Shawl A lot goes into getting the desired result for a particular crotchet project. Choosing the correct type of hook is essential when crocheting. Therefore, it is essential to take note of hook sizes as it relates to countries and brands. Also, ensure you take note of other important factors such as yarn weight and gauge when working on any project. By choosing the right crochet hook size, you control your tension, and you can match the pattern’s gauge. That means your finished project will look exactly like the picture in the pattern. No surprises! Joining Row (WS): Work a ss through the unworked loop from 2 rows down (i.e., the front loop you didn’t work into) and the corresponding front loop of the starting chain. Row 15: Ch 4, 2 tr in 1 st st, 1 tr in each st to ch-3 sp, [2 tr, ch 3, 2 tr] in ch-3 sp, 1 tr in each st across, 3 tr in last st, turn – 124 tr

Given the size of the finished item and the length of time it would take to make a swatch, you may wish to start the hat using the hook size suggested for your yarn weight then measure your gauge after you get started. Plastic – These are lightweight and affordable. This is also a great option for those starting out. So I tweaked the maths and made another… and another… and eventually I got to a design I was happy with. The one you see here.

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The part of a crochet hook that catches and holds your yarn is the groove. In a nutshell, it’s the actual hook. Grooves can also be circular or pointed in shape. The groove’s shape determines the lip’s shape. Shaft The section of the hook between the throat and the grip is known as the shaft or shank The size of the hook and, as a result, the shaft/shank determines the size of your project. Thus, a crochet hook designated 4.0 mm has a shaft of 4.0 mm in length. Please note, this table has been created as a guide, always refer to the pattern or yarn in question. We would also recommend testing gauge and tension with a tension swatch. Row 17: Ch 4, 1 tr, ch 1 in 1 st st, * 1 tr in next st, ch 1, skip 1 st; rep from * across to centre ch-3 sp, ( end with a ch 1), [1 tr, ch 3, 1 tr] in ch-3 sp, ch 1 * 1 tr in next st, ch 1, skip 1 st; rep from * across to last 3 sts ( you will skip the 1 st st,),1 tr in next st ( 2 nd last st), ch 1, 2 tr in last st, turn – 72 tr

But, never one to rest on my laurels, and after my recent exploration of different ribbing techniques, I decided that I wanted to make a beanie in 4 ply yarn using slip stitch ribbing. Row 20: Ch 4, 1 tr, ch 1 in 1 st st, * 1 tr in next st, (ch 1; rep from * across to centre, [1 tr, ch 3, 1 tr, ch 1] in ch-3 sp, * 1 tr in next st, ch 1; rep from * across to last 2 sts, 1 tr in next st, ch 1, 2 tr in last st, turn – 84 tr Crochet Patterns include crochet hook sizes too. Ask the pattern designer to choose the right size if it doesn’t.Fold the hat with the right sides together. Working from the wrong side, align the sides matching stitch to stitch from the brim up. Choose your crochet stitch. The easiest to use is either double crochet (US single crochet) or treble crochet (US double crochet). You can be adventurous and try different stitches too! Ergonomic – For those who crochet often, or for long periods, an ergonomic hook can keep your hands from hurting. These usually have a larger handle that fits nicely into the hand.

Discover the below standard knitting needle and crochet hook sizes in Metric, US sizes converted into the crochet hook size. Metric diameter Play with Sizes: Don’t be shy to experiment with different hook sizes. Sometimes, a slight change from the recommended size adds a special touch to your work. And it may be required to achieve the gauge you need when following a pattern! I used 600m of sports weight yarn to crochet my shawl, but you could use any weight yarn and matching hook to make your own version. The design features solid treble stitch rows and mesh rows, which are explained in the pattern, and are easily repeated to make your shawl smaller or bigger in size. Here in an infuriating example of this. A Susan Bates 3.25mm steel hook is called a size #0, while a Clover 1.75mm steel hook is also referred to as a size 0. It is because of differences like this that the table below seems mixed up at times… but alas, it is not. Metric Size Fancy Materials: You might even stumble upon hooks made from unique materials like bamboo, glass, or even ceramic. These can add a touch of luxury and flair to your crochet if you’re into this sort of thing. Impact on Comfort

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A left and right handed video tutorial is available (linked to below just before the start of the pattern) to accompany the pattern, covering the potentially challenging areas. The pattern includes a picture chart as well as written instructions with colour changes described in the convenient form of a table. The video tutorial shows how I adjust the hold of my yarn to keep my tension even. Right sides and wrong sides I know that some people can find slip stitching repeatedly a bit of a challenge, so I have included my tips in the tutorial on how to make it enjoyable. A hook gauge tool is one of the simplest ways, but it requires you to have it in your supply closet. A hook gauge tool is a small plastic or metal card with holes that match the most popular crochet hook and/or knitting needle sizes. This specific tool is also useful for measuring your 4″x4″ swatch gauges. Measure the Hook