Tuckerman Shawl Crochet Pattern

The Tuckerman Shawl is named after Tuckerman Ravine located on the southeast side of Mount Washington in New Hampshire. A beautiful hiking and skiing glacial cirque for those brave enough to try!

This shawl is worked back and forth in on piece, from the center top, out to the tips to form a symmetrical triangular shape.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS:
Wingspan: 63.5”
Center depth: 28”

SUGGESTED YARN:
Granite Mountain Fiber Co Dixville DK (231 yds/100g)
Main Color - Black Cherry (200g or 462 yards)
Contrast Color - Bone (165g or 382 yards)

SUGGESTED HOOK:
5mm/ US Size H
(use the hook size needed to obtain gauge.)

GUAGE:
25 sts & 21 rows - 4”/10cm
Measured over linen stitch, after blocking.

NOTIONS:
Stitch Markers (optional), Tapestry Needle

TECHNIQUES:
Magic Circle (mc)
Chain (ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Half-Double Crochet (hdc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Half-Double Crochet in the Third Loop (hdctlo)
Cross Double Crochet (cdc)
Color changing/striping
Increasing