Hey, crocheters! Want a pattern to use up those mini skeins you’ve
been collecting or perhaps use up small balls of stash in a meaningful project?
The Fairbanks Shawl is for you! This gorgeous shawl is named after a city that
neighbors North Pole, Alaska; the Fairbanks shawl is a simple yet engaging pattern that allows the yarn to shine. Before you get too used to working with one
color, you’ll be onto the next one! The pattern includes detail for shawl worked
in DK weight yarn, along with simple adjustments to make a version with
fingering weight yarn. This pattern is perfect for crocheters of all skill
levels! The pattern is in written form only.
Sizes: One Size
Finished Measurements: 67” along the top edge and 25” deep after blocking
Yarn Requirements: DK weight yarn such as Valley Yarns Valley
Superwash DK (100% Extra Fine Superwash Merino Wool; 50g/137 yds)
Colors A–K – Approximately 49
yards in 11 colors
Accent Color 1 – Approximately
234 yards
Accent Color 2 –
Approximately 245 yards
Hooks: US I/9 (5.50mm)
Gauge: 15 sts and 18 rows =
4” in single crochet, after blocking
