English translation of the free German crochet pattern by Jasmin Räsänen :http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lizard-6

Translated by José Crochet with Jasmin's permission, for which I am gratefull.This pattern is free and may not be sold.

You have permission te sell your finished item, made by this pattern.This translation is published in my blog

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Crochet pattern Dragon Wing Shawl

To view the pictures and charts of Jasmin, please donwload her pattern too. Link on top of this page.

These written instructions are in US terms.

Stiches used :CH = chainSC = single crochetDC = double crochetFPDC = front post double crochet

Materials :You may choose any type of yarn, as long as it suited for hooksize 3 – 5mm.The amount depends on your yarn and the hooksize you use.For the shawl in my picture, I used hooksize 3,5mm

Start is on the narrow point. Following, are the written instructions that resemble the first

chart in the original pattern. You turn before beginning a new row.Chain 4 = 1 dc + 1 chain

Row 1:Chain 4, and DC 4 in first chain made. (total of 5dc)

Row 2:CH 4, DC in last dc from row 1, CH 1, skip 1 dc, DC in next dc, CH 1, skip 1 dc, [DC, CH 1, DC] in top of ch3 from row 1. total of 5dc and 4 ch-spaces)

Row 3:CH 4, DC in 2nd dc, CH 1, DC in dc, CH 1, DC in dc, CH 1, [DC, CH 1, DC] in 3rd ch from row 2. (total of 6dc and 5 ch-spaces)

Row 4:CH 4, DC in last dc from previous row, CH 1, [DC in next dc, CH 1] 4 times, [DC, CH 1, DC] in 3rd ch from row 3. (total of 8dc and 7 ch-spaces)

Row 5:CH 4, DC in 2nd dc, CH 1, [DC in next dc, CH 1] 5 times, [DC, CH 1, DC] in 3rd ch from row 4. (total of 9dc and 8 ch-spaces)

Row 6:CH 4, DC in last dc of previous row, CH 1, [DC in next dc, CH 1] 6 times, [DC, CH 1, DC] in 3rd ch from row 5. (total of 11dc and 10 ch-spaces)

Row 7:CH 4, DC in 2nd dc, CH 1, [DC in next dc, CH 1] 7 times, [DC, CH 1, DC] in 3rd ch from row 6. (total of 12 dc and 11 ch-spaces)

You have now completed the first part. The next instructions resemble the second chart in the original pattern.It is a repeat of row 8 – 19. Two times 6 rows. In every first row in a different stitch pattern, you leave the last 6 stitches unworked.

Row 8:CH 3, 2 DC in same stitch, DC in first ch-space, [DC in dc, DC in ch-space] repeat and leave the last 6 stitches unworked. (you have skipped 3 open spaces=total of 6 stitches)

Row 9:CH 3, FPDC in 2nd dc and in every dc 'till last, in last (=ch3 from previous row) : 3 DC in topof ch3.

Row 10:CH 3, 2 DC in same stitch, 1 DC in every stitch, last DC is in top top of ch3 from previous row.

Row 11:Repeat row 9.

Row 12:Repeat row 10.

Row 13:Repeat row 9.

This was the first set of 6 rows. You will start the next set of 6 rows now.

Row 14:CH 4, DC in last dc from prvious row, CH 1, skip 1 dc, DC in next dc, [CH 1, skip 1 fpdc, DC in next fpdc] repeat, leave the last 6 stitches unworked.

Row 15:CH 4, skip ch-space, [DC in dc, CH 1] repeat 'till last, [DC, CH 1, DC] in top of ch3 from previous row.

Row 16:CH 4, DC in last dc from previous row, [CH 1, DC in dc] repeat, last DC is in 3rd ch from previous row.

Row 17:Repeat row 15.

Row 18:Repeat row 16.

Row 19:Repeat row 15.

You now have completed the second set of 6 rows. Repeat rows 8 – 19 untill your shawl has reached the length you desire.

Final row :SC all around the shawl. In the outer corners you SC 3 in one stitch. In the inner corners you SC 3 stitches together.

Cut yarn, weave in ends. Wash and block your shawl. Be proud :D