Odds Are Shawl: Part Four

It’s time to wrap up the Odds Are Shawl crochet along here on Moogly! You are faced with a choice – will you add a few more rows for a larger shawl, or go straight to the border? This CAL is complete, but Caron Colorama Halo Perfect Phasing has so many colors to explore!

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How the Odds Are Shawl Crochet Along Works

Over the month of January 2025, I shared sections of the Odds Are Shawl crochet pattern. Each of these sections are now up, including video tutorials! You can crochet along with everyone this month, or make this pattern whenever you like, at your own pace.

1st Part and Video Tutorial: Click Here
2nd Part and Video Tutorial: Click Here
3rd Part and Video Tutorial: Click Here
4th Part and Video Tutorial: This Post

The Yarn for the Odds Are Shawl

To make this crochet shawl, I used Caron Colorama Halo Perfect Phasing yarn – just one skein! So this is a wonderful project with which to give it a try. This pattern shows off the beauty of this yarn’s truly perfect gradient or ombre. And when you’re all finished, there are just 2 ends to weave in! This yarn is available on Yarnspirations.com and on Amazon.com.

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Odds Are Shawl: Part Four

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US-K, 6.5 mm crochet hook, Susan Bates

430 yds Caron Colorama Halo Perfect Phasing (5 – Bulky; 71% Acrylic,18% Nylon,11% Polyester; 227 g/8 oz, 440 m/481 yds)
Colorways Shown: Lavender Frost and Tin & Tan

Stitch Markers

Gauge: 12 dc x 7 rows = 4″/10 cm

Size: approx 44″ long x 29″ wide at max measurements

HELPFUL LINKS AND TUTORIALS

Crochet Abbreviations

Csdc – Chainless Starting Double Crochet

Odds Are Shawl Part Four – Right-Handed Video Tutorial

Odds Are Shawl Part Four – Left-Handed Video Tutorial

Odds Are Shawl Part Four Written Instructions

Sections 1 and 2

Section 3

Section 4

Section 5 (per the video)

NOTE: Before beginning this finishing section, you may add a few extra rows to make the shawl longer if desired. Be sure to set aside at least 100 yds, or 47 grams, for the border rnd/row.

Border Rnd 1 (RS): Ch 1, sc in first st, [2 dc in next st, sc in next st] to corner, ch 1, sc evenly along increase side, work 3 sc at the point, *(sc, 2 dc) in next skipped end st, ch 3; rep from * to corner, join to 1^st sc with a sl st.

Final Row (across short side only): Ch 1, (sc, 2 dc) in same st as join, ch 3, skip next 5 sts, [(sc, 2 dc) in next sc, ch 3, skip 5 sts] 17 times, (sc, 2 dc) in next sc, ch 3, skip 2 sts, sl st in next sc; break yarn and weave in ends.

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Need More More More?

To see the past short-term crochet alongs, check out the Stitch In Time Capelet, Brick Row Shawl, Blue Moon Shawl, Sugar Plum Pocket Wrap, Ripley Shawl, Snow Charming Cape, and Market Day Cardigan (shown below)! (And if you landed here on accident, click here for the MooglyCAL2025 Afghan Post!) For even more free patterns, check out the Moogly Free Patterns Page or Ravelry!

The Fine Print

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