Crochet pattern shawl Abraxas

With this crochet pattern you can create a great triangular shawl.

Abraxas is originally a name from Egyptian mythology, but it has often been used in modern literature for ravens or crows.
The name was given to the cluster stitch pattern, which is reminiscent of small crow's feet.
The crow's feet are explained in a photo tutorial.

The two patterns used provide variety and crochet fun, but also guarantee relaxed crochet at the end of the day or on weekends.

The shawl is worked sideways.Even increases give it its shape, which is symmetrical, unlike many other diagonally crocheted triangular shawls.

• Chains
• Single crochets
• Slip stitches
• Double crochets
• Double crochets together

The crochet pattern runs 12 pages.
It contains:

• detailed written pattern
• a photo tutorial for the crow's feet pattern
• detailed and professionally created crochet charts
• a schematic
• numerous pictures

The pattern is suitable for:

• ambitious beginners
• advanced crocheters
• professionals

The pattern is designed for right-handers. However, left-handers can easily adapt it.

The instructions have been written by me conscientiously and are easy to understand. They have been tested several times by different test crocheters.

Since the shawl can be worked in any size, I do not specify any measurements here.

• A yarn cake with approx. 1000 m 3- or 4-ply or any similar yarn
• Crochet hook in appropriate size
• Scissors
• Sewing needle
• At least two stitch markers