The Combogo Shawl is a triangular shawl that is crocheted bottom up before adding the wide lace border around the edges. The main pattern resembles the beautiful patterns of a Combogo; a facade made of ceramics or concrete bricks that are assembled into a screen-wall which gives ventilation, shading and privacy in an artistic way.

When the main pattern is established the body of the shawl is made out of repetitions of 6 rows, which makes the size easy to costumize, just add or remove repeats to you liking.

Pattern features:

• Written pattern in English (US and UK terminology), Danish, Dutch, German, Japanese, Slovak, Spanish and Swedish.
• Photo tutorials to show the neccesary steps of the pattern.
• Directions how to customize the size.
• Full stitch count.

Stitches used in this pattern (US terms):

Chain, slip stitch, single crochet, double crochet, double crochet 2 stitches together, piccot.

Yarn & Size:

To make my Combogo Shawl I used a yarn cake from Magic Yarn Ball called Oriental (you can change the page to English in the upper right corner).
Magic Yarn Ball (4 strands, 50% Cotton/50% Acrylic, 250g/1000m), color Oriental.

If you use the same yarn and hook as the pattern suggests the shawl will measure approx. 195 x 125 x 125cm after blocking. You can use any yarn of your liking to make this shawl as the size is easy to cosumize (described in the pattern). Any 4 stranded yarn cake (250g/1000m) will give you the same shawl size.

Hook: 3.5mm

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