Noro Tayah Cape Crochet Pattern

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Noro Tayah Cape Crochet Pattern
Noro Tayah Cape Crochet Pattern
Noro Tayah Cape Crochet Pattern
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Specifications

Brand: Noro
Yarn Weight: Worsted
Designer: Lori Steinberg
Craft: Crochet
Format: Downloadable PDF
Techniques and Construction: Lace, Seamless, Worked Flat
Pattern Code: 2018

Product Description

Tayah from Noro is a stunning and colorful crochet shawl worked in Akari, a gorgeous lightweight blend that’s perfect for bringing Noro to warm-weather projects. This wrap is crocheted from the widest end to the narrow tip seamlessly. The stitch patterns are in written form only.

Skill Level: Intermediate
Sizes: One Size
Finished Measurements: 48” wide at the top edge and 24” deep from the top edge  to the point
Yarn Requirements: 1 skein Noro Akari (26% Silk/ 21% Cotton/ 15% Viscose/ 14% Mohair/ 12% Wool/ 12% Polyamide; 200g/525yds) shown in 23 Saitama
Hooks: US G/6 (4.00mm)
Gauge: 14 sts and 8 rows = 4” in double crochet stitch

This pattern is also available in Noro Knitting Magazine – Issue 20.

Noro Tayah Cape Crochet Pattern
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Noro Tayah Crochet Shawl

What Is Being Made

The Noro Tayah is an intermediate-level crochet shawl designed as a triangular wrap. This finished piece measures approximately 48 inches (123 centimeters) across the top edge with a depth of 24 inches (61 centimeters) from top to point, making it a versatile accessory suitable for layering or wearing as a lightweight cover-up.

Craft and Construction Method

This shawl is created using the crochet technique and is worked in a seamless, flat construction. The design begins from the top edge and is worked downward in rows, eliminating the need for seaming. The flat-worked approach allows for straightforward stitch placement and consistent tension throughout the piece.

Stitches and Lace Techniques

The Tayah features lace construction as its primary design element. The pattern utilizes several fundamental crochet stitches to create an open, airy fabric:

  • Single crochet (sc) – used for structural definition and stitch placement
  • Double crochet (dc) – the primary stitch for creating the decorative shells
  • Chain stitches (ch) – used to create open spaces and chain spaces (ch-sp) that define the lace pattern
  • Shell stitches – the pattern features both 3-double crochet shells and 5-double crochet shells that form the repeating lace motif
  • Double crochet 2 together (dc2tog) – used during the transition phase for shaping

The stitch pattern repeats across four rows, creating a decreasing shell pattern that gradually reduces the width as the shawl is worked toward the point. The lace effect is achieved through the combination of shell stitches and chain spaces, which create open areas within the fabric.

Materials and Tools

The Noro Tayah requires minimal materials, making it an efficient project:

  • Yarn: 1 ball (200 grams) of Noro Akari in colorway #23
  • Crochet hook: US G-6/4mm crochet hook (or size needed to obtain proper gauge)

The project calls for a single ball of yarn, making it an accessible choice for crocheters. Noro Akari is a specialty yarn that contributes to the finished fabric's character and drape.

Gauge and Sizing Information

The pattern specifies a gauge of 14 stitches and 8 rows measuring 4 inches (10 centimeters) over double crochet using a US G-6/4mm crochet hook. Checking gauge before beginning is recommended to ensure the finished shawl meets the intended measurements.

Skill Level

This design is rated as intermediate level, indicating it is suitable for crocheters with foundational knowledge of basic stitches and pattern reading, but not necessarily for complete beginners.

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