This is the KNIT Pattern for the Lenox Shawl.
The Lenox Knit Shawl is a fun rhythmic asymmetrical shawl that grows and grows with every row and every stitch. This shawl is great for beginners who want to learn working on the bias and has an easy beginner-friendly lace panel. You can find the free copy of the Lenox Knit Shawl pattern here.

Skill Level: This pattern is for advanced beginners.

This is an original design. The instructions are in American stitches

Supply List:
Category 3 DK weight yarn
Color A 440 yards
Color B 220 yards
US Size 8 / 5mm Circular Needles 40”
Tapestry needle to weave ends
Tape Measure

Meet The Designer:
Michele Costa was born and raised in NYC and has loved all things yarn since she was a child. Despite having a successful career in television production, Michele began to dream of starting her own business designing and creating modern crochet & knitwear. Michele took a leap of faith and has been full steam ahead creating hand crochet & knit creations. In 2016 she launched the blog Stitch & Hustle for the maker community.

This is the CROCHET Pattern for the Lenox Shawl.
The Lenox Crochet Shawl is a fun rhythmic asymmetrical shawl that grows and grows and you can make it as big as you like. This shawl is great for beginners and has a lace pane for a bit of an unexpected but lovely stylel. You can find the free copy of the Lenox Crochet Shawl pattern here.

Skill Level: This pattern is for advanced beginners.

This is an original design. The instructions are in American stitches

Supply List:
Category 3 DK weight yarn
Color A 440 yards
Color B 240 yards
Crochet Hook Size I/9 – 5.5mm
Tapestry needle to weave ends
Tape Measure

Meet The Designer:
Michele Costa was born and raised in NYC and has loved all things yarn since she was a child. Despite having a successful career in television production, Michele began to dream of starting her own business designing and creating modern crochet & knitwear. Michele took a leap of faith and has been full steam ahead creating hand crochet & knit creations. In 2016 she launched the blog Stitch & Hustle for the maker community.

THIS IS THE PAID AD FREE VERSION OF THIS PATTERN & includes all 3 sizes of this shawl.

You can get the free pattern on the blog here

NOTES:

Pattern and images are copyright protected and the property of Michele Costa & 144 Stitches. The pattern is for personal use only and may not be redistributed, transferred, or sold in whole or in part. You may sell finished products made from this pattern, but please credit me as the designer:

You can copy and paste the following information to your product listing:
Made from Pattern Designed By Michele Costa for 144 Stitches
www.144stitches.com
www.facebook.com/stitchandhustle

***PATTERNS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE ***

THIS IS THE PAID AD FREE VERSION OF THIS PATTERN.

You can get the free pattern on the blog here

NOTES:

Pattern and images are copyright protected and the property of Michele Costa & 144 Stitches. The pattern is for personal use only and may not be redistributed, transferred, or sold in whole or in part. You may sell finished products made from this pattern, but please credit me as the designer:

You can copy and paste the following information to your product listing:
Made from Pattern Designed By Michele Costa for 144 Stitches
www.144stitches.com
www.facebook.com/stitchandhustle

***PATTERNS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE ***

This is the CROCHET Pattern for the Dragon County Shawl.

This shawl is part of the Dutchess & Dragons 2019 CAL/KAL with Stitch & Hustle, Kristy Glass Knits & Asylum Fibers. For the Dragon County Crochet Shawl - I added a few fun features such as an extra turning stitch to start each row to allow for the shape to not “pull in” creating more of a half circle than crescent.

I also wanted gauge not to be a huge element so that people can just enjoy the making and shaping of the shawl. Did you hear me? GAUGE IS NOT A BIG DEAL! STITCH LOOSELY!

On mine, stitched in the color Ferocity, I stitched VERY loosely and you can see that makes it even a bit bigger after blocking. I also snuck in one row of hdc instead of sc for a bit of personal flair after the second Mohair section.

On Kristy’s crochet version, made in the color Gumption, she followed the pattern and gauge right up until the final 2 trim rows. She added a row of Mohair at the end before the final trim row - which I love.

Get The KIT Here
Get the Dragon Kounty KNIT Pattern Here
GET ALL THE SHAWL-ALONG CAL/KAL INFO HERE

MEET THE TEAM BEHIND THIS COLLABORATION:

Fiber Artist and Indie Dyer Stephanie Jones is the mad crazy woman of awesome behind Asylum Fibers. As she says: Embrace Your Crazy. Her love for color combinations and no rules approach to fiber color is what sets her apart from the dye pack.

Knit Yorker Kristy Glass, best known for her Tell me About Your Rhinebeck Sweater YouTube video, has a contagious enthusiasm for all things fiber. Find her at Kristy Glass Knits on YouTube and in The Stitch Dimension on Craftsy, or storming the NYC subway as the Domiknitter !

Michele Costa was born and raised in NYC and has loved all things yarn since she was a child. Despite having a successful career in television production, Michele began to dream of starting her own business designing and creating modern crochet & knitwear. Michele took a leap of faith and has been full steam ahead creating hand crochet & knit creations. In 2016 she launched the blog Stitch & Hustle for the maker community.

This is the KNIT Pattern for the Dragon Kounty Shawl.
This shawl is part of the Dutchess & Dragons 2019 CAL/KAL with Stitch & Hustle, Kristy Glass Knits & Asylum Fibers. For the Dragon Kounty Knit Shawl - I added a few fun features such as garter tab start to allow for the shape to not “pull in” creating more of a half circle than crescent.

I also wanted gauge not to be a huge element so that people can just enjoy the making and shaping of the shawl and letting the yarn be the star of the shawl.

Did you hear me? GAUGE IS NOT A BIG DEAL! STITCH LOOSELY!

Get The KIT Here
Get the Dragon County Crochet Shawl Pattern Here
GET ALL THE SHAWL-ALONG CAL/KAL INFO HERE

MEET THE TEAM BEHIND THIS COLLABORATION:

Fiber Artist and Indie Dyer Stephanie Jones is the mad crazy woman of awesome behind Asylum Fibers. As she says: Embrace Your Crazy. Her love for color combinations and no rules approach to fiber color is what sets her apart from the dye pack.

Knit Yorker Kristy Glass, best known for her Tell me About Your Rhinebeck Sweater YouTube video, has a contagious enthusiasm for all things fiber. Find her at Kristy Glass Knits on YouTube and in The Stitch Dimension on Craftsy, or storming the NYC subway as the Domiknitter !

Michele Costa was born and raised in NYC and has loved all things yarn since she was a child. Despite having a successful career in television production, Michele began to dream of starting her own business designing and creating modern crochet & knitwear. Michele took a leap of faith and has been full steam ahead creating hand crochet & knit creations. In 2016 she launched the blog Stitch & Hustle for the maker community.

This is the CROCHET Pattern for the Unicorn County Shawl.

This shawl is part of the Shimmer & Whimsy 2018 CAL with Stitch & Hustle, Kristy Glass Knits & Asylum Fibers.

Get a color set from Asylum Fibers here and use code UNICORN for 15% off

Get The KIT Here
Get The Knit Pattern Here

SAVE AND GET BOTH PATTERNS HERE for $10

Sign Up here for UPDATES on the Shimmer & Whimsy KAL

Get all the Shimmer & Whimsy CAL/KAL Info Here

This is the KNIT Pattern for the Unicorn Kounty Shawl.

This shawl is part of the Shimmer & Whimsy 2018 KAL with Stitch & Hustle, Kristy Glass Knits & Asylum Fibers.

Get A Custom Unicornalong Color Set from Asylum Fibers and use code UNICORN to save 15% here

Get The KIT Here
Get The Crochet Pattern Here

SAVE AND GET BOTH PATTERNS HERE for $10

Sign Up here for UPDATES on the Shimmer & Whimsy KAL

Get all the Shimmer & Whimsy CAL/KAL Info Here

This is the KNIT Pattern for the West Chicago Knit Shawl and was designed for the Stitch Up Chicago Box of Love.

You can find the free copy of the West Chicago Knit Shawl pattern here.
Find the Stitch Up Chicago Box of Love which includes the yarns for this pattern here.

Skill Level: This pattern is for advanced beginners.

This is an original design. The instructions are in American stitches

Supply List:
Primary Color:1 Full Skein Wicker Park Sock, 433 Yards per skein
Contrast: 9 mini skeins Fingering Weight, 80 Yards per mini skein / See Reference List
US 8/ 5 mm 40” circular needle
Large needle to weave ends
Tape Measure
2 Stitch Markers
Additional Yarn Specifics:
Primary Color A: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock / Flat Iron Gray / 100 g / 433 Yards
Color B: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock Big Star / 20 g / 86 yards
Color C: Lavender Lune Yarn / 80/20 Fingering / Feelin' Leafy / 20g / 80yds
Color D: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock/ Bongo Blue / 20 g / 86 yards
Color E: Asylum Fibers / Twisted Sock Mini / Siren Song, 20g, 80 yards
Color F: Marianated Yarns / Venti - Practicality 75/25 / Indigo Bunting / 20 g / 93 yards
Color G: M1 Yarns Lean Machine Fingering / You Had Me At Merlot / 20 g / 80 yards
Color H: Jilly & Kiddles / Fancy Sock Mini / La Corrida de Toros / 20 g / 87 yds
Color I: KraeO / Little Sister fingering/ Rose Gold/ 20g/ 98 yds
Color J: Queenie Crochet / 2-ply sock yarn / Moxie / 20g/ 80 yards

Meet The Designer:
Michele Costa was born and raised in NYC and has loved all things yarn since she was a child. Despite having a successful career in television production, Michele began to dream of starting her own business designing and creating modern crochet & knitwear. Michele took a leap of faith and has been full steam ahead creating hand crochet & knit creations. In 2016 she launched the blog Stitch & Hustle for the maker community.

This is the CROCHET Pattern for the West Chicago Crochet Shawl and was designed for the Stitch Up Chicago Box of Love.

You can find the free copy of the West Chicago Crochet Shawl pattern here.
Find the Stitch Up Chicago Box of Love which includes the yarn for this design here.

Skill Level: This pattern is for advanced beginners.

This is an original design. The instructions are in American stitches

Supply List:
Primary Color:1 Full Skein Wicker Park Sock, 433 Yards per skein
Contrast: 9 mini skeins Fingering Weight, 80 Yards per mini skein / See Reference List
US 8/ 5 mm 40” circular needle
Large needle to weave ends
Tape Measure
2 Stitch Markers
Additional Yarn Details:
Primary Color A: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock / Flat Iron Gray / 100 g / 433 Yards
Color B: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock Big Star / 20 g / 86 yards
Color C: Lavender Lune Yarn / 80/20 Fingering / Feelin' Leafy / 20g / 80yds
Color D: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock/ Bongo Blue / 20 g / 86 yards
Color E: Asylum Fibers / Twisted Sock Mini / Siren Song, 20g, 80 yards
Color F: Marianated Yarns / Venti - Practicality 75/25 / Indigo Bunting / 20 g / 93 yards
Color G: M1 Yarns Lean Machine Fingering / You Had Me At Merlot / 20 g / 80 yards
Color H: Jilly & Kiddles / Fancy Sock Mini / La Corrida de Toros / 20 g / 87 yds
Color I: KraeO / Little Sister fingering/ Rose Gold/ 20g/ 98 yds
Color J: Queenie Crochet / 2-ply sock yarn / Moxie / 20g/ 80 yards

Meet The Designer:
Michele Costa was born and raised in NYC and has loved all things yarn since she was a child. Despite having a successful career in television production, Michele began to dream of starting her own business designing and creating modern crochet & knitwear. Michele took a leap of faith and has been full steam ahead creating hand crochet & knit creations. In 2016 she launched the blog Stitch & Hustle for the maker community.

This is the KNIT Pattern for the Inspiration Wharf Shawls.

So versatile this one item can be adjusted to any size and be used for a shawl, sarong or many other stylings.

This shawl is part of the 2020 Long Island Yarn Crawl
This pattern is for advanced beginners.
This is an original design. The instructions are in American stitches. You will get written and charted instructions.

Materials: 
DK Weight Yarn – 3 colors / 230 yards each 
US 8 / 5mm Knitting Needles 
Tapestry needle to weave ends 
Tape Measure

Finished measurements BEFORE blocking: 64” x 41” x 41” (will grow considerably with blocking) 
Wet blocking serves this design best

GAUGE: 4” sq = 17 sts x 24 rows in garter stitch 
*** Gauge is not particularly important for this pattern. 
It matters more to have a fabric that you will like. It is meant to be stitched loosely.

This pattern is written in sections. 
Each color change marks a new section and rows are written as such,

There is a picot BO option at the end. You can see from the two illustrations and how the shawl looks with a regular bind off or with the picot bind off and complete as you prefer. See Picot tips here

You will have some extra yarn. Tassels are fun. 
If you would like to add rows with your extra yarn I suggest following the color sequence.

For more information, see: http://bit.ly/InspirationWharfShawls

This is the CROCHET Pattern for the Inspiration Wharf Shawls.

So versatile this one item can be adjusted to any size and be used for a shawl, sarong or many other stylings.

This shawl is part of the 2020 Long Island Yarn Crawl
This pattern is for advanced beginners.
This is an original design. The instructions are in American stitches. You will get written and charted instructions.

Materials: 
DK Weight Yarn – 3 colors / 230 yards each 
US 8 / 5mm Knitting Needles 
Tapestry needle to weave ends 
Tape Measure

Finished measurements BEFORE blocking: 64” x 41” x 41” (will grow considerably with blocking) 
Wet blocking serves this design best

GAUGE: 4” sq = 17 sts x 24 rows in garter stitch 
*** Gauge is not particularly important for this pattern. 
It matters more to have a fabric that you will like. It is meant to be stitched loosely.

This pattern is written in sections. 
Each color change marks a new section and rows are written as such,

There is a picot BO option at the end. You can see from the two illustrations and how the shawl looks with a regular bind off or with the picot bind off and complete as you prefer. See Picot tips here

You will have some extra yarn. Tassels are fun. 
If you would like to add rows with your extra yarn I suggest following the color sequence.

For more information, see: http://bit.ly/InspirationWharfShawls

Advent

Supply List: 
7th Floor Yarns DK 
Primary Color: 1 Full Skein / 231 Yards per skein 
Contrast: 8 mini skeins / 49 Yards per mini skein 
US 8/ 5 mm 40” circular needle 
Large needle to weave ends 
Tape Measure 
2 Stitch Markers

Stitches You Need To Know: 
k – knit 
p - purl 
k2tog – knit 2 together 
yo – yarn over 
co – cast on 
sm – slip marker 
bo – bind off 
st(s) – stitch(es) 
(RS) right side 
(WS) wrong side

Finished measurements: 72” x 20” 
Colors used were part of a special kit for Christmas In July 2020 Advent hosted by 7th Floor Yarns

Meet The Designer:
Michele Costa was born and raised in NYC and has loved all things yarn since she was a child. Despite having a successful career in television production, Michele began to dream of starting her own business designing and creating modern crochet & knitwear. Michele took a leap of faith and has been full steam ahead creating hand crochet & knit creations. In 2016 she launched the blog Stitch & Hustle for the maker community.

Advent

Supply List: 
7th Floor Yarns DK 
Primary Color: 1 Full Skein / 231 Yards per skein 
Contrast: 8 mini skeins / 49 Yards per mini skein 
US 8/ 5 mm crochet hook 
Large needle to weave ends 
Tape Measure

Stitches You Need To Know: 
Stitches Used / Abbreviations: 
Fhdc – foundation half double crochet 
ch – chain loop 
sc – single crochet 
dc – double crochet 
hdc – half double crochet 
st(s) – stitch(es) 
scbl – single crochet Back Loop Only 
sk - skip

Finished measurements: 72” x 20” 
Colors used were part of a special kit for Christmas In July 2020 Advent hosted by 7th Floor Yarns

Meet The Designer:
Michele Costa was born and raised in NYC and has loved all things yarn since she was a child. Despite having a successful career in television production, Michele began to dream of starting her own business designing and creating modern crochet & knitwear. Michele took a leap of faith and has been full steam ahead creating hand crochet & knit creations. In 2016 she launched the blog Stitch & Hustle for the maker community.

This is the CROCHET Pattern for the Flutter & Fly Shawl Along 2020 with Stitch & Hustle, Kristy Glass Knits & Asylum Fibers.

Skill Level: This pattern is for advanced beginners.
This is an original design. The instructions are in American stitches & include charts

Supply List:
Main Color: 3 Skeins Asylum Fibers DK (693 yards)
Contrast Color : 1 Skein Asylum Fibers DK (230 yards)
US G / 4.5mm hook
Large needle to weave ends
Tape Measure (to check gauge)

MEET THE TEAM BEHIND THIS KIT:

Fiber Artist and Indie Dyer Stephanie Jones is the talented woman of awesome behind Asylum Fibers. Her love for color combinations and no rules approach to fiber color is what sets her apart from the dye pack. She has created these colors specifically for this collaboration.

Knit Yorker Kristy Glass, best known for her Tell me About Your Rhinebeck Sweater YouTube video, has a contagious enthusiasm for all things fiber. Find her at Kristy Glass Knits on YouTube and in The Stitch Dimension on Craftsy, or storming the NYC subway as the Domiknitter !

Michele Costa was born and raised in NYC and has loved all things yarn since she was a child. Despite having a successful career in television production, Michele began to dream of starting her own business designing and creating modern crochet & knitwear. Michele took a leap of faith and has been full steam ahead creating hand crochet & knit creations. In 2016 she launched the blog Stitch & Hustle for the maker community.

This is the CROCHET Pattern for the Flutter & Fly Shawl Along 2020 with Stitch & Hustle, Kristy Glass Knits & Asylum Fibers.

Skill Level: This pattern is for advanced beginners.
This is an original design. The instructions are in American stitches & include charts

Supply List:
Main Color: 3 Skeins Asylum Fibers DK (693 yards)
Contrast Color : 1 Skein Asylum Fibers DK (230 yards)
US G / 4.5mm hook
Large needle to weave ends
Tape Measure (to check gauge)

MEET THE TEAM BEHIND THIS KIT:

Fiber Artist and Indie Dyer Stephanie Jones is the talented woman of awesome behind Asylum Fibers. Her love for color combinations and no rules approach to fiber color is what sets her apart from the dye pack. She has created these colors specifically for this collaboration.

Knit Yorker Kristy Glass, best known for her Tell me About Your Rhinebeck Sweater YouTube video, has a contagious enthusiasm for all things fiber. Find her at Kristy Glass Knits on YouTube and in The Stitch Dimension on Craftsy, or storming the NYC subway as the Domiknitter !

Michele Costa was born and raised in NYC and has loved all things yarn since she was a child. Despite having a successful career in television production, Michele began to dream of starting her own business designing and creating modern crochet & knitwear. Michele took a leap of faith and has been full steam ahead creating hand crochet & knit creations. In 2016 she launched the blog Stitch & Hustle for the maker community.