Explore the mysteries of hybrid crochet (aka Tunisian crochet) in an asymmetrical triangular shawl. In this interesting technique, each row has a forward pass where you pick up loops on a long hook, then a return pass where you work across those stitches and end with just one loop on your hook. A simple variation creates a beautiful lace pattern that showcases the striped colors beautifully. It’s especially fun to use a set of mini-skeins or a variegated yarn.

This is an advanced beginner project but appropriate for an adventurous first-time hybrid crocheters since it starts with just a few stitches.

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GAUGE
4" = 21 sts and 10.5 rows in Wind and Sea Stitch, blocked
Note: yarn shown usually knits at 28-32 sts to 4" in Stocking Stitch

FINISHED DIMENSIONS
Width: 48(70)" at widest point
Length: 16(22)"

MATERIALS
215 (420) yards fingering weight yarn in main color
140 (270) yards fingering weight yarn in contrast color
US I (5.5 mm) 13” or longer Tunisian crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
yarn needle
pins (for blocking)
 

Yarns shown:

Knitted Wit Sock (80% superwash merino wool/20% nylon; 420 yards/4 ounces)

Lorna’s Laces Shepherd Sock Multi (75% wool/25% nylon; 215 yards/58 grams)

Malabrigo Sock (100% superwash merino wool; 440 yards/100 grams)