OZOMENE

BY SILKE TERHORST
ABOUT THE SHELL/TRELLIS PATTERN
USED FOR THIS SHAWL
• Except for the very first and very last
row all rows are made up of arches of
ch­5's and Shells as an alternative to
such an arch.
• Every odd row will start with a
Starting­Shell and end with an Ending­
Shell.
• In even rows you will just work
arches.
• Except for the last row you will skip all
dc's.
• Every sc will either be skipped with an
Arch or you will work a shell into it.

GAUGE
4 x 4 in [10 x 10 cm] = 19 sts x 10 rows
in dc

MATERIALS
• 1.75 balls (175g = 735m) Scheepjes Our
Tribe (70% Merino, 30% Polyamid; ca.
100g/420m) in colorway "967 Simy"
• Crochet Hook Size 6 mm / J
• 1 stitch marker

ABBREVATIONS
• dc: double crochet
• tr: treble crochet
• ch: chain
• ch­sp: chain­space (=gap that is
formed between 2 sts by at least 1 chain)
• sc: single crochet
• sc2tog: single crochet 2 sts together
GENERAL INFORMATION • tch: turning chain
• This pattern uses US­Terminology! • st(s): stitch(es)
• The shawl is worked in rows top­down from the • rep: repeat
center. • sk.: skip
• Turn your work at the beginning of every new • pm: place stitch marker in stitch just made
row.
• Tch­4 count as 1 tr.
• Instructions in round brackets () will be worked SPECIAL STITCHES
SHELL: (2 dc, ch­1, 2 dc) in next sc, 1 sc in next
into the same stitch.
ch­sp.
• The stitch at the center of the shawl will always be
ARCH: ch­5, 1 sc in next ch­sp.
marked with a stitch marker. STARTING­SHELL: Tch­4, (1 dc, ch­1, 2 dc) in first st,
1 sc in next ch­sp.
ABOUT THE NAME
ENDING­SHELL: (2 dc, ch­1, 1 dc, 1 tr) in topmost
Ozomene is the next shawl in the "Rainbow­Series".
tch of previous row.
In Greek mythology Ozomene is the mother of Iris, the CENTER­SHELL: (2 dc, ch­1, 1 dc, ch­1, pm, 1 dc, ch­
Godess of the Rainbow. 1, 2 dc) in marked ch­1­sp, 1 sc in next ch­sp.

SIZE
approx. 58.3 x 41.3 in [248 x 105 cm]

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PATTERN
SHAWL
ROW 1: Ch­4 {count as ch­1, 1 tr}, (1 dc, ch­1, 1 dc, ch­1, pm, 1 dc, ch­1, 1 dc, 1 tr) in first ch made.
ROW 2: Tch­4, ch­4, sk 1 dc, 1 sc in next ch­sp, ch­3, sk 1 dc, (1 dc, ch­1, pm, 1 dc) in marked ch­1­sp, ch­3, sk
1 dc, 1 sc in next ch­1­sp, ch­4, sk 1 dc, 1 tr in next st.
ROW 3: Starting­Shell, 1 x Arch, Center­Shell, 1 x Arch, Ending­Shell.
ROW 4: Tch­4, ch­4, sk 1 dc, 1 sc in next ch­sp, 2 x Arch, ch­3, sk 1 dc, (1 ddc, ch­1, pm, 1 dc) in marked ch­1­
sp, ch­3, sk 1 dc, 1 sc in next ch­sp, 2 x Arch, ch­4, sk 1 dc, 1 tr in topmost tch of previous row
ROW 5: Starting­Shell, 1 x Arch, 1 x Shell, 1 x Arch, Center­Shell, 1 x Arch, 1 x Shell, 1 x Arch, Ending­Shell.
ROW 6: Tch­4, ch­4, sk 1 dc, 1 sc in next ch­sp, Archs to ch­sp before marked ch­1­sp, ch­3, sk 1 dc, (1 dc,
ch­1, pm, 1 dc) in marked ch­1­sp, ch­3, sk 1 dc, 1 sc in next ch­sp, Archs to last ch­sp of row, ch­4, sk 1 dc, 1
tr in topmost tch of previous row.
ROW 7: Starting­Shell, 1 x Arch, *1 x Shell, 1 x Arch; rep from * to ch­sp before marked ch­1­sp, Center­Shell,
1 x Arch, **1 x Shell, 1 x Arch; rep from ** to last ch­sp of row, Ending­Shell.
ROWS 8 ­ 47: Rep Rows 6 + 7.
PLEASE NOTE: You can work as many rows as you want and increase or decrease the size of the shawl as you wish.

EDGING
ROWS 48 ­ 50: Starting­Shell, 1 Shell in each sc to ch­sp before marked ch­1­sp, Center­Shell, 1 Shell in each sc to
last ch­sp of row, Ending­Shell.
ROW 51: Tch­1, 1 sc in first st, 1 sc in next dc, (1 sc, ch­2, 1 sc) in next ch­1­sp, 1 sc in next dc, *sc2tog in next
2 dc {skipping 1 sc}, 1 sc in next dc, (1 sc, ch­2, 1 sc) in next ch­1­sp, 1 sc in next dc; rep from * to dc before
makred ch­1­sp, (1 sc, ch­2, 1 sc) in marked ch­1­sp, 1 sc in next dc, (1 sc, ch­2, 1 sc) in next ch­1­sp, **1 sc in
next dc, sc2tog in next 2 dc {skipping 1 sc}, 1 sc in next dc, (1 sc, ch­2, 1 sc) in next ch­1­sp; rep from ** to last
ch­1­sp of row, 1 sc in each of next 2 sts.
PLAYING YARN CHICKEN? If you fear that you will run out of yarn before your last row: You can skip row 50 (and 49
as well).

FINISHING
Fasten off, sew in all ends, block shawl.

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