Tuscan Moon Shawl

"This pattern is available for free. The Tuscan Moon Shawl is a pretty and quick shawl that echoes the stitch pattern of the Tuscan Sun Wrap but in a whole new shape and yarn! Shortly after debuting the Tuscan Sun Wrap, I got a reader request - a triangle shawl version! I knew the stitch pattern would present a challenge, but after lots of math and experimentation, I’d like to think I got it right. The Wrap was made with Red Heart An Italian Story Ombra, a lovely color shifting yarn with some wool in it. So for the Tuscan Moon Shawl, I wanted to highlight another great yarn that would work for either pattern, but has no wool in it - and Colorscape was the perfect choice!"

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Intermediate

Crochet HookM/13 or 9 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Finished SizeBlock to 21.5" at point x 64" across top of shawl

Materials List

Red Heart Colorscape

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JaneEK

Oct 23, 2018

Every once in a while I come across a project Id actually like to make for myself. This delightful shawl is worked with a large size N hook, but uses regular #4 worsted. Ive collected several cake type yarns in various color combinations, so now I need to look through my stash to see which I like best. I really like how open and airy this is.

princess6860504

Oct 12, 2018

The Colorscapes yarn is a worsted weight medium yarn but it appears like it is a little more bulky than that. It will require a size N hook for this shawl. The colors look like candy! Wear it my favorite way which is around the next with the point in front, and either tie it loosely around the back, and bring the two ends back around to the front and let it drape.