There are few Tunisian Crochet designers on Ravelry. One of those designers is Aoibhe Ni. I've been looking at her many patterns trying to decide on one to buy. I did find her free pattern Saoirse easy to follow and easy to stitch. I just wasn't as excited about the Tunisian crochet lace as I thought I might be. Then, she released her latest pattern and I could not resist.
The the pattern called Ard-ri, available on Ravelry. After a couple false starts (this is standard for me when making shawls) I got moving along nicely. Then, I realized the variegated yarn was pooling in a very remarkable way. I want to tell you that I planned it that way but that isn't true. I love the effect.
I wasn't sure I was going to work the contrasting stripes until I got to the first row with contrast. I'm really pleased with how it is working up. This one will take a while but I'm sure the result will be stunning. Blue yarn by Tempting Ewe, available from Cloverhill Yarn, and the gray is Knit Picks Hawthorne.
Tools and supplies (affiliate links):
Knitter's Pride Dreamz Tunisian Crochet Hook Set
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