Introduction - before purchase
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Meet the Hue Shift Shawl.
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A modular crochet shawl built from long, joined lace panels that shift through color and shape as you work.
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This is an interactive pattern experience—designed for exploration, but fully usable as a traditional written pattern.
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A downloadable PDF is included with your purchase if you prefer to print or work offline.
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The interactive tools are optional, but they can help you visualize color placement and how the shawl develops as you go.
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This pattern works with almost any yarn.
I used fingering weight yarn with a 2.5 mm hook for the sample, but you can use what you have.
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Gauge is not critical. Because this is a modular design, changing your yarn or gauge will also change your total yardage.
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Yarn usage is broken down by color and by section, so you can follow the structure—or fully customize your own palette.
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You can also add as many sections as you like to change the size and shape of your shawl.
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When you’re ready, begin your Hue Shift Shawl journey.
Welcome to the Hue Shift Shawl Interactive Pattern
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Welcome to the Hue Shift Shawl.
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Welcome to the pattern.
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How to use this pattern
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Before you begin, here’s a quick overview of how everything is organized.
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Setup section
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At the top, you’ll find a Setup section with everything you need to get started.
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Four setup areas
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This includes color scheme, materials, gauge, and terminology.
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Section-based pattern
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The pattern itself is broken into four main sections, each with its own instructions and examples.
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Built for mobile
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Each section is designed to be followed one page at a time, so it works smoothly on your phone while you crochet.
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Section videos included
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You’ll also find a short video at the start of each section to help orient you before you begin.
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Interactive tools
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Throughout the pattern, you’ll see optional interactive tools to help you explore color and visualize your project.
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Begin when ready
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When you’re ready, start with the Setup section and take your time moving through each part.
Setup
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Setup
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Let’s start with Setup.
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Everything you need in one place
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This section contains everything you need before you begin.
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Four parts
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It’s divided into four parts: color scheme, materials, gauge, and terminology.
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Color Scheme
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Color Scheme includes a visual overview of the pattern and an interactive color tool.
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Preview your colors
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The color tool lets you preview how different yarn colors will look in the design before you begin.
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Explore combinations
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Try different combinations, match your own yarn, or pull colors from a photo for inspiration.
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No rules
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There’s no right or wrong combination here—this is about exploration.
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Share your palette
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When you find a colorway you love, you can share it in the community section.
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Learn from others
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You’ll also see palettes and projects from other makers, which can help guide your own choices as you go.
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Materials
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Materials breaks down the yarn requirements and tools needed for the project.
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Gauge
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Gauge is shown for reference, but it doesn’t need to be matched exactly for this modular design.
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Terminology
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Terminology includes stitch and symbol references. You don’t need to memorize them—they’re included as you work.
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Start when ready
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Once you’ve looked through Setup, you’re ready to begin the first section.
Part 1
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Part 1: Main Lace Panel
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Let’s begin Part 1.
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The foundation of your shawl
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This section creates the main lace panel—the foundation of your shawl.
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How it’s worked
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You’ll start on one side, work across, then wrap around both sides and continue in the round for five total rounds.
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Your workspace
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Before you begin, let’s take a quick look at your workspace.
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Row tracker
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At the top, you’ll see the row tracker—this shows exactly where you are in the pattern.
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Chart + image views
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You can switch between a chart view and a sample image, depending on how you prefer to follow along.
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View controls
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You’ll also see a few controls to lock the image in place or adjust the size so you can see the full view on your screen.
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Color indicator
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In the top corner, a color swatch shows which yarn you’re working with for that row.
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Track progress
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When you finish a row, mark it complete and your progress will be saved.
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Extra guidance
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Below, you’ll find written instructions for additional guidance.
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Stitch counts + references
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There are also tabs for stitch counts and a reference section with abbreviations, symbols, and stitch tutorials—including both right- and left-handed videos.
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Community
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In the community section, you can see what others are making and share your own progress if you’d like.
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Begin
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When you’re ready, begin Round 1.