Crovontuli

Pattern difficulty: Easy

Pattern Style: abbreviated (US terminology) and charted

Crovontuli is now available in Italian thanks to [Mirella Lilli][1], who can be contacted with questions concerning the Italian version. Thank you so much, Mirella!

Erratum 02FEB11 (the PDF has been updated):
Row 4: 1SL in each of first 2 DC, CH3, 1 DC in DC before CH2 space (3 DC, CH 2, 3DC) in next CH2 space, 1 DC in each of next 2 DC, [sk 4 DC, 1 DC in each of next 2 DC (3 DC, CH 2, 3DC) in next CH2 space, 1 DC in each of next 2 DC] to end of row (leave last DC and turning CH of previous row unworked), turn

This shawl was inspired by AnneM's beautiful [Revontuli -huivi/Northern Lights][2]. I love how three dimensional the structure of the stitches makes it look, as if it would fold up like a fan if you pushed on the sides. Since I also love to crochet, I tried to recreate that look in crochet stitches. I owe a debt to a ripple afghan that used to rest on the back of my grandma's couch. Whil