Clearly Helena: CH0546 Crescent Moon Shawl with Dangly Pearls

This Crescent Moon Shawl was made in early 2018; I think around the time when I first came across this lovely shawl shaping. It is so fun to make and so versatile and delicious to wear that I have made quite a few over the years. With many a long year in-between I must admit.

This was gifted to a friend (JK) and I hope she liked. Never heard back. It was made with really lovely, expensive yarns. And I made each of the many pearl dangles by hand ... and crocheted them directly into the fringed trimming.

FEATURES	TECHNICAL FEATURES
luxurious feeling drapes extremely well very versatile	fun and easy to make lends itself to many styles

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Materials & Specifications

Approx. Size:	Free Size
🧶 Yarn:	• Malabrigo 'Silky Merino' (51% Silk, 49% Merino) • Lang yarns, 'Asia' (70% Silk, 30% Yak)
Crochet Technique/Stitch:	--
Crochet Terminology:	American & Crochet Symbols
Level:	Beginner to Intermediate
🪝 Manufacturer's Recommended Needle/Hook Size:	?
🪝 Hooks Used:	3mm
Care:	Recommended cold/warm gentle hand wash. Squeeze (do not wring) out water. Roll in dry towel to absorb more moisture. Dry flat.

Status: n/a ℋ(Jenny Kwon)

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WHERE TO BUY THIS PATTERN

There is no pattern for this specific shawl. However a similar Crescent Moon Shawl (CH0545) pattern is available at my Ravelry store.

Or you can read the blog post on CH0545.

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Behind the Scenes..

Some of the delicious, luxurious yarns used. Very soft and very warm.

Some of the crochet diagrams I based my work on. (from Pinterest)

Just chained the requisite number of stitches to start. This is definitely before I started using my now preferred MM Cast-on method to begin almost all my crochet work.