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Magic Cube Shawl
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| Style | Yarn | Color |
|---|---|---|
| Shawl | Digital Jacquard Scarf Yarn |
This shawl consists of the main piece, left and right front pieces, and tassels. First, crochet the main piece and the left front piece, then join a new yarn to crochet the right front piece. After completing these parts, make the tassels. The main piece starts with a foundation chain and is worked back and forth.
Materials: Susan's Family Digital Jacquard Scarf Yarn
Hook: 6.00 mm crochet hook
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Note:
1. This pattern is making in Chinese crochet pattern terms, and the stitch name is written using American terminology. All measurements in charts are in cm.
2. It's recommended to start crocheting by taking the yarn tail from the outside of the skein.
3. Each color scheme consists of several color segments. You can refer to the finished product or choose the corresponding color sections based on your preference, ensuring that the starting point is at the junction of two color segments after casting on.
4. You can adjust the length of the scarf according to your preference at the end.
5. The ending rows of the left and right front pieces can be adjusted according to your preference.
Part 1 Main Part, Left and Right Front Pieces

Note: Starting from the first row, calculate the number of stitches and the total number of stitches for each color segment based on the number of single crochets. Chain stitches do not count as stitches.
Maintain proper gauge to naturally form the intended pattern. Follow the 'SC Count per Color Segment' chart for accurate stitch counts, ensuring each color segment matches the specified Single Crochets count. Note that chain stitch are not included in the stitch count.

Part 2 Tassels × 6
Cut 36 pieces of yarn, each 30 cm long, fold them in half, and make tassels. Finally, sew them onto both ends of the starting chain of the main piece and both ends of the front pieces.
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