Crocheters will love making the absolutely gorgeous Starlight Shawl pattern designed by Rachy Newin.

This shawl uses only basic crochet stitches like chain, single crochet, and double crochet, making it possible for any crocheter who wants some sparkle and shine! The shawl features delicate seed beads that twinkle throughout the edging. Adding beads to crochet is deceptively easy! The patterns contains easy instructions for adding the beads to your work.

Get ready to join us on a starlit journey! Scroll to bottom of the page for very important links to pages that will provide even more details about this crochet-along.

Your Crochet-Along Kit Includes:

2 skeins of fingering weight yarn from Holly Dyeworks
2 packages of size 6 Toho seed beads
Starlight Shawl pattern by Rachy Newin in PDF format (using Ravelry in-store pattern sales program)

Other Supplies to Have on Hand:

size G / 4.0 mm crochet hook
size 1.0 to 1.4 mm steel crochet hook (for adding beads)
scissors
tapestry needle
stitch markers

Kit Choices

You’re ready to join the crochet-along, aren’t you? Great! Now it’s time to your order your kit.

However, you’re going to have 3 choices to make:

Color of your yarn
Plain yarn: Regular or high twist
Sparkly yarn: Regular or high sparkle

Yes, it sounds a bit confusing. We’re sorry about that, but these choices will allow you to make the shawl of your dreams!

For all the details about how to make your choices, come on over to this post. link coming soon

How to Participate in the Crochet-Along

We’ll be working together both in-person and online, so no matter where you live, you can take part! If you’re local to Huntsville, AL, join us in the studio for Sit & Stitch on Saturday afternoons from noon to 4 pm or drop by any other time we’re open during the week. If you’re not local or you just can’t make it to the studio, you can join our Facebook group, Crafting a Heart-Centered Life. We’ll provide all the assistance you need to make a shawl you’ll be proud to wear! Plus in the group, you’ll be able to see pictures of all the shawls everyone makes!