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Lost in Time

Mijo Crochet
Scheepjes Catona

Finally time to release the “Lost in Time” shawl pattern. The name came to me becouse of the vintage feeling it has and also that the time flies by working on this shawl 🙂 This pattern is a repetition of 12 rows which means you can use any yarn or hook and customizing your shawls size by the number of repetitions.

Thank you so much Charlotta Hjortbacken (@charlottahjortbacken on Instagram) and Lisa Cook (@lisasattik on Instagram) for testing this design  ❤

This shawl is made of  bits and pieces of Scheepjes Catona, a 1oo % cotton yarn, and hook 4.0 mm. The size is aprox 145 cm wing span and 75 cm over the spine, tassels not included. The total amount of yarn is between 6 and 7 skeins of Catona 50 g. For this multi coloured version use the color guide at the bottom of this page.

You can buy the yarn for this version of the shawl via my Amazon US Storefront *. Be sure to look at the color guide below as a reference for yarn quantities.

Affiliate link (marked with *). It costs you nothing extra to visit the store via these links, but it ensures that I get credit for the sale. Thank you for your support  / Johanna

This Lost in Time is made with Scheepjes Whirl, 780, Key Lime Pi. You can find more information about this shawl, such as gauge, size and hook size here.

You can buy the yarn for this version of the shawl via my Amazon US Storefront *.

Affiliate link (marked with *). It costs you nothing extra to visit the store via these links, but it ensures that I get credit for the sale. Thank you for your support  / Johanna

Pattern:

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If you like this pattern you might also like the Squared Lost in Time.

This pattern is for personal use only and all rights belong to Mijo Crochet. For any commercial use contact Mijo Crochet.

English (US-terms): Lost in Time

Danish: Lost in Time

Dutch: Lost in Time

Finnish: Lost in Time

French: Lost in Time

German: Lost in Time

Greek: Lost in Time

Hebrew: Lost in Time

Hungarian: Lost in Time

Italian: Lost in Time

Japanese (日本語): Lost in Time

Korean: Lost in Time

Polish: Lost in Time 

Portuguese: Lost in Time

Russian: Lost in Time

Slovak: Lost in Time

Spanish: Lost in Time

Svenska: Lost in Time

Turkish: Lost in Time

A stitch count for 8 repeats of the pattern plus border, made by Kathy Haire, can be downloaded here: Lost in Time Shawl stitch count (English US terms) 

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Color Guide for multi coloured Lost in Time:

I used a 4mm hook and the yarn Scheepjes Catona in the following colores:

383, Ginger Gold ~ 37g
179, Topaz ~ 67g
395, Willow ~ 46g
402, Silver green ~ 38g
393, Charcoal (only 2 rows) ~ 16g
240, Amethyst ~ 32g
282, Ultra Violet (only 1 row) ~ 10g
408, Old Rose (only 1 row) ~ 5g

Rows 1–4: 383, Row 5: 179, Row 6: 383, Row 7: 179, Row 8: 383, Row 9: 179, Rows 10–12: 383, Row 13: 179, Row 14: 383, Row 15: 240, Row 16: 179, Row 17: 240, Row 18: 179, Row 19: 240, Row 20: 179, Row 21: 402, Rows 22–24: 240, Row 25: 179, Row 26: 240, Row 27: 383, Row 28: 395, Row 29: 383, Row 30: 395, Row 31: 383, Row 32: 395, Row 33: 402, Row 34: 395, Rows 35–36: 402, Row 37: 395, Row 38: 393, Row 39: 179, Row 40: 383, Row 41: 179, Row 42: 408, Row 43: 179, Row 44: 395, Row 45: 402, Row 46: 179, Rows 47–48: 402, Row 49: 395, Row 50: 179, 

Edge: Row 1: 393, Row 2: 282, Row 3: 179

 

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891 thoughts on “Lost in Time”

    1. Im not familiar with the Paton yarns but bamboo and silk should be great for this pattern. Im actually making one in alpacka/silk and hook 3.5 mm at the moment 😄

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  2. Great shawl! Do you have drawing pattern? I’m crochet beginner and I have problem with reading this one, it’ll probably take me a while to handle with it 😦 It’s ok for me to get a part of each row, can you send it to me? I would be grateful 🙂
    Thanks!

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      5. Hi!! Beautiful chal. I’not able to find the pattern, I click on the.one for english but nothing happens. How.can I see it please.
        Thanks

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  4. my thank you very much for this pattern – i just love it! is there a way to send you a pic? i think i figured out how to do a lost in time scarf/rectangle and wanted to know if this was okay?.

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  5. Hi – its been a long tine since I tried a project this difficult lol – there are no instructions on how to make a popcorn. I just made it to row 10. Do you have a YouTube tutorial or something or can you give me a quick idea how to do the popcorn? Thanks so much. I’m really enjoying it sonfar and if I get thru this one I’m going to make one up for mom for Christmas 🙂 Thanks!!

    Tina

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    1. Hi! Im happy you like my pattern 😊 If you read it on a screen you can click on s link where the list of stitches are to see a tutorial of the popcorn stitch. Or you can go to my stitch tutorial page here on my blog 👍🏻

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    1. I have seen people making this pattern into a squared blanket. Im currently working on a pattern for a Lost in Time square but I have no idea right now when its going to be finished 🙂

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  8. This is so beautiful! I am a knitter and I am trying to learn crochet. I am very inspired now to learn the stitches to make this. Thank you!

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  9. Hi I am having g a slight difficulty at row 13. I keep ending up with 46 stiches/side only. And I have no idea why. Can you help me?

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      1. I realise I always have a problem at that row. Even at row 25. Instead of having 87 dc I end up with 86. Similar to row 13. The previous row I have 10 groups of 8dc. Then chain 3 and 2dc in the 1st stitch. After tat fp all the way and then 3 dc and chain 2 and 3dc. Which makes it 86. Where does the extra stitch come in?

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      2. I think you’ve missed a stitch in your english instructions. I too have the same problem. Reading into the next row and looking at the pictures I can see where the missing stitch is supposed to go, but it isn’t in your instructions. If what I think is correct, it should be ch3, 2dc in first st, 1dc in next, then on to the fpdc. This is what is indicated to me from your pictures from row 14, picture one you can clearly see that there is supposed to be 4 dc’s there before your ‘fan’.

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      3. Hi!
        “3 ch, 2 dc in 1:st dc. 1 fp dc in every dc to the second last dc
        on the side.”
        This is the first line of row 13. It says fp dc in every dc, that includes the ones before the “fan” too 🙂
        Im not sure if its row 13 you refer to though 😉

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      4. yes that is the right row we are talking about. Yes, it ends up being only 46 stitches per side with those instructions, because
        8 stitches x 5 “groups” = 40, then
        40 + 3-chain (aka: 1st double crochet of row) + 2 dc in 1st dc = 43, then
        43 + 3 dc in 2-chain space = 46.

        Please reply soon, so we can move forward with our work! Thank you so much.

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      5. If you work dc’s in the dc’s before the first shell you will get the right stitch count, I promise. You should not skip any dc in the previous row 🙂

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      1. Hello. Is 1 whirl exactely enough? What needle did you use for the whirl? And is there a gauge ?? Thanks so much. I have my Whirl here on my table ready to start!
        Jovita

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      2. Yes, one whirl is enough 🙂 Lisa, who made the shawl in that yarn used hook 3.5 mm. Since I didnt make it I cant provide a gauge. Though you repeat rows so you can alter your shawls size by adding rows 🙂

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  11. I fell in love with this shawl the minute I saw it. So beautiful. Do you have a color chart that matches the color order used in the pictures that are in the US pattern? The order in the pictures is different from what is written in the Multicolor chart. Thank you!

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    1. Hi! Its the same shawl in the pictures as in the multicolour chart. I just took the photos on a different row 🙃

      Thank you so much, Im happy you like my pattern ☺️

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      1. Thank you for letting me know. Yes, I am really enjoying this pattern. There is just something so beautiful about the way you put the stitch combinations together. It is fun to make and breathtaking to look at. Thank you for sharing it with all of us.

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  13. I love your lost in time shawl, I am a complete beginner at crochet, can you tell me please is this shawl started at the point of the triangle.

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  14. I would like to know the overall dimensions please. I looked all over for them but cant seem to find them. Wanting to make your design but sont want to start it unless i know if will fit. Thank you

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    1. Hi, my multicoloured Lost in Time is 160 cm (top edge) X 105 cm (side edges) and I didnt block it 🙂 This pattern is repeatable so you can add rows if you need it bigger 👍🏻

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  16. Thank you for the fabulous pattern. I entered my finished shawl in a local fair & came home with a First Place Blue Ribbon & Best of Show Ribbon!

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  18. Love your pattern, try to make it, and wish you have a video tutorial because that what I usually can do a project.

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  19. Hi there! Soooooo beautiful – this is my first shawl and I am totally in love with your pattern – thank you so much!
    May I ask a quick question about Row23? I seem to keep getting 1 more 2chsp than I should have.
    If row 22 finishes with 20dc each side, and row 23 calls for (1dc+2chsp+1dc) in each dc, I’m therefore getting 20 2chsp….not 19 as I should? Should I skip the 1st dc from the finishing (1dc+1chsp+1dc) of row22 maybe?
    Any advice would be so appreciated – this seems like the simplest row but the one I keep getting wrong! Thank you so much x

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    1. Hi! You start with ch 4 and then 1 dc+2 ch+ 1 dc in next dc. This means that you dont make a 2-ch-space in the very first stitch and the same goes with the very last dc of the row.
      I hope this helps 😊

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  23. Hello! I can’t wait to get started on this shawl! I’m new to color changes, but I’m going to attempt to use the same colors as your multi colored version. Did you break your yarn on every row and weave in all the ends or did you carry some colors down the rows?

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  25. Hello, I have made the mistake of using the wrong size hook and therefore my shawl is too small!! Please advise on another combination to do another 12 rounds. I am using your original colours. Would really appreciate the help.

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  29. Hi, my daughter wants me to make her the blue toned one. Do you have the colors used handy? I’m not real good at creating but I can copy real well!! Lol
    Tx

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  30. Why can’t I get a pattern to come up for the Lost in Time shawl? Have tried for an hour & just get caught up in website loop. Plz help!

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    1. After the )) it says how many times you should repeat whats inside (( – )). These are double because inside them are ( – ) that should be repeated as many times as written right after 🙂

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  32. I’m so stuck on row 22. I’ve already completed it and pulled it out 3 times, so I’m just ready to quit and move on to another project. How can row 22 have 18 popcorn and 20 DCs (for 38 total stitches) per side when the previous row only had 36 stitches per side? Every time I follow the 1 ch, DC in next SC, 1 ch, popcorn in next SC, I end up with 16 popcorn and 20 DCs. This is so incredibly frustrating.

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    1. Hi! You make your first popcorn in the second sc of previous row and the last popcorn in the last sc of previous row. In the first and last sc of previous row you have 2 dc’s with a ch between.

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  33. I LOVE when someone shows the charting drawing that they did by hand! the history of your shawl. I love this shawl pattern and can imagine all the different yarns I have and using them in this. Thank you for your generosity in giving it to us without charge. ❤

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  35. Hi Johanna I absolutely love your lost in time shawl and have had my first attempt but I would like to make it bigger – your colour combining is beautiful and my imagination doesn’t extend that far so can you please suggest some additional colour combo’s or should I just do repeats of yours ??

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  36. Hey this is just a stunning shawl and I am finally going to make this for myself. How many times did you repeat rows 15 to 26 to get to the size you have mentioned ? Thank you so much for making this pattern available to all.

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  37. Can you tell me more about ordering the yarn for the Lost in Time Shawl? I go to the site and it is not in English….is there a US equivalent yarn?

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  39. Hi!! I loved this pattern!! I would liked to make mine longer/bigger. I read to repeat 12 rows…Could you please tell me which 12 rows I need to repeat?
    Thanks so much!!

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    1. The info you need is provided in the pattern after row 26

      “Repeat row 15 – 26 until your shawl reach the size you want. Make sure to end with a row 26 before making the border.”

      😉😊

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      1. Oooops…i should have kept on reading,…I see that now. 🙄
        I appreciate you answering anyway… and at least I got a chance to say “Thank You” for the pattern!!😉

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  40. Hi, this is absolutely stunning. Would I be allowed to sell the shawl? I don’t sell for profit, all money raised goes to charities helping animals. Please let me know if this is not ok
    Thank you
    Anna

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  41. This is a beautiful pattern, and I love the colors of the original. It would be very helpful for you to post a photo of the entire shawl, spread out. Although the photos that you have are artsy, it would be useful to see it photographed flat. Thank you.

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  42. Hello Johanna!

    My name is Karolina and I from Poland. Im sorry for my not very well english grammar…
    I have the most popular in Poland channel on You Tube Szydełko ( its means Crochet in polish). Many polish women asked me when I show on the video shawl with youre beautifull pattern ” Lost in Time” because she can’t crocheting with graph scheme. Many many women they beg me about this because she crocheting only with my movies. At the beginnig I want asked you if you agree that I will show this pattern on video tutorial in my channel? Of course I plan to said about that you are author ” Lost in Time” and I will said about youre website mijocrochet.
    What do you think that?
    Do you agree?
    Thank you for your answer.
    This is link to my You Tube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5NcfnTdiZz9kXv7WrQPrcg/videos
    I greet and wish you success to create many great crochet pattern!

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  44. Está genial! Ojalá algún día pueda tener el patrón en español😥😥

    It’s lovely. I wish I could have the pattern in Spanish.

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  46. I’m on my 3rd rep with Lion Brand shawl in a ball and love the pattern. I want to add the tassels with beads, do you have suggestions on how to do that? Thank you for sharing your talents!

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  48. Great Shawl!!!! I would like to wear It for a november wedding in Canary Island!
    However I am getting crazy up row 3 😥
    One side has more stitches than the other. For example finishing the third… 8 on one side and 11 on the other. Would you be so kind to provide us an example counting them? It would be very very helpfull.
    Thanks in advance… I will not sleep tonight thinking on tomorrow after work! 😘

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    1. Thank you! There is a stitch count provided after each row between [ ]. Both sides should be exactly the same, so compare to the side that has the right number of stitches 🙂

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      1. Thanks for your prompt answer! I found it by myself!
        I got cold and am verte sleppy…. I will share with hoy the final job!
        Now, I can sleep well! 😁

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  50. I’m working on your beautiful shawl, ‘Lost in Time’… I’m on row 24… i can see the 10 groups of 8 on each side…but can’t for the life of me figure out where 8 dc on each side goes… should it read 4 dc on each side? Thank you…

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      1. Yeah…nevermind..operator error… thanks for your response… LIT is coming along beautifully!

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