The Log Cabin Shawl is constructed with striped modular squares, triangles and rectangles. It is begun at the corner triangle and can be made to any size in any weight of yarn.
Both versions are 54” across long edge and 24” deep at center.
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My Log Cabin Shawl pattern is back from editing and is ready for testing. I am testing it through the Free Pattern Testers group. If you are interested in testing, you can sign up here. The Log Cabin Shawl is constructed with striped modular squares, triangles and rectangles. It is begun at the corner triangle and can be made to any size in any weight of yarn. Pictured are two versions; a 2 color sock weight version and a multi-color worsted weight version. The worsted weight version is made with one ball of yarn for the main color and leftover bits of other colors. The worsted weight version shows the optional crochet edging. FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Both versions are 54” across long edge and 24” deep at center.
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