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Ma's Little House Shawl


I originally posted this back on May 10, 2013 on this blog. Blogger won't allow me to link this post back to my old post, and I want to share the pattern. Evidently, it's becoming quite popular on Pinterest.


I continue to receive emails asking for the pattern, so here it is:


As you can see the pattern has been around for a while.

Enjoy and crochet away!

Comments

Connie said…
I have that shawl, only mine is white. I wear it all the time, even over my pajamas at night when watching TV. It is so cozy and warm . . . not to mention it's pretty, too:)
carol fun said…
Thanks for the pattern... I have some lovely variagated yarn that would be perfect for this!
Connie, I would love to make another one in white. It is cozy for sure.
Carol fun, that sounds pretty too. Enjoy!
Sam I Am...... said…
I can't believe how many posts of yours I've missed...shame on me! I love the shawl and I love to crochet so I will be making this for sure! i may get yarn today as I am going to Wally World! LOL!
Sam I Am, I have been pretty regular at posting, because I can write while I get the wood stove going (before I start my day). I plan on making a second shawl. I'm just not sure what color yet.
Faith said…
Who doesn't love Little House..? The shawl is lovely. I am working on something which I saw on LHOP, almost done, it is 95% completed. Like your blog very much, and am following.
Thanks for stopping in Faith, and welcome to my blog. Thanks for the compliment.

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