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Our yarns are hand-dyed on the following bases:
Cheshire Cat — light fingering weight — 100% sw merino — 28-30 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 512 yds
Mary Ann — fingering/sock weight — 85% sw merino, 15% nylon — 28-30 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 475 yds
Confetti — fingering weight — 92% superwash wool, 5% nepps, 3% lurex sparkle — 28-34 sts = 4" — 3.5 oz/432 yds
Summer Silk — fingering weight — 100% silk bourette — 25-28 sts = 4" — 3.5 oz/ 390 yds
Mad Hatter — sport weight — 100% sw merino — 20-24 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 344 yds
Sprinkles — sport weight — 95% superwash merino, 5% rainbow nepps — 20-24 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 340 yds
Cotton Kiss — sport weight — 50% superwash merino, 50% cotton — 20-24 sts = 4” — 4 oz/ 372 yds
Tweed — sport weight — 55% sw merino, 15% mulberry silk, 15% baby alpaca, 15% donegal — 22-24 sts = 4" – 3.5 oz/310 yds
Alice DK weight — 70% sw merino, 30% silk — 21-23 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 242 yds
Silk Twist DK weight — 72% fine sw merino, 28% mulberry silk — 20-22 sts = 4" —3.5 oz/250 yds
Lory— DK weight — 100% superwash merino — 21-32 sts = 4" — 4 oz/280 yds
March Hare — worsted weight — 100% sw merino — 16-20 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 184 yds
Walrus — chunky weight — 100% superwash merino — 12 sts = 4" — 4 oz/280 yds
For more details on all our yarn bases, click here.Inspired by the classic line from J.M. Barrie’s ‘Peter Pan,’ this easy crochet pattern works up quick into a lovely starry-like backdrop with two filet crochet stars. Using a colorburst colorway and by combining basic stitches with some chart work,
this crochet shawl can be completed with a little bit of faith, trust, and ... well, we don’t really recommend any pixie dust.
Yarn: 1 skein of Wonderland Yarns “Queen of Hearts MCN” fingering weight, 80% superwash merino, 10% cashmere,
10% nylon: 420 yards/4 oz skein; shown on limited edition ‘Neverland’ colorway
Hooks & Notions: US F-5/3.75 mm crochet hook, stitch markers, yarn needle, blocking pins & mats
Gauge: : 4” x 4” = 19 double crochet x 11 rows (unblocked)
Measurements: before blocking - 33” across top edge, 18.5” across beginning edge; after (aggressive) blocking - 39”
across top edge, 22.5” across beginning edge
Difficulty: Easy
** Please note: Colorbursts are not all made equal and can result in longer burst sections! This can make your yardage needed for the shawl shorter on occassion! We recommend adding extra filet stitches toward the end of the shawl, or not puffing the entire burst part. **
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