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Hey, beautiful friend! I have  a gorgeous, one-row repeat,   beginner friendly, new shawl  pattern for you today! [Music] I'm going to be a little quieter today because we  have family visiting. They're asleep in the next   room. This adorable pattern is by yours truly, and  it's named Gratify. This is actually the crochet   version of our Worth wrap, which was really  popular several years ago when we released it, so   if you prefer a knit, you might want to check that  one out. I really feel like the act of creating   something through crocheting, through knitting  is deeply gratifying because it transforms simple   strands into something meaningful. Each stitch is  a moment of mindfulness. It's a tangible reminder   of time well spent. The stitching process soothes  the mind, it fuels creativity, and it gives such a   sense of accomplishment, as your hands bring an  idea to life. For today's pattern, I wanted to   design something super simple, super easy, using  only basic stitches. You only use single crochets   and chains to create this, so anybody can do it! I  chose to turn this beautiful design into a shawl,   but if you like, you can easily adjust the  width just by changing the number of chains   that you start with initially. So you could turn  it into a scarf if you prefer or even a blanket,   and then of course, the length is super easy  to adjust. You can just stop crocheting when   you love the length. If you want to keep  this design super simple and super soothing,   just make the whole thing in one color. You  don't even have to change colors, but I am   going to show you how easy it is to switch colors  if you want to get a similar look to what we have   in this shawl. These moody, scrumptious colors  are actually a kit named Starlight Hues that we   hand dyed onto our Buttery Sport yarn. It's  supremely soft and bouncy and long-wearing,   so it makes a great addition to your wardrobe or  to give as a gift. I would love to give away a set   of the Starlight Hues. So to enter, just make sure  that you're subscribed to our YouTube channel,   and then comment below letting me know  how long you have been crocheting. To   download this pattern and get the yarn,  you can do so at expressionfiberarts.com,   and of course, while you're there be sure  to sign up for email and text updates for weekly free knit and crochet patterns.  And before we jump into the tutorial,   I know I say this on a lot of patterns, but I love  doing this. Simple designs like this are a great   chance to focus your intentions. I recommend  that you choose a word that means something to   you right now, whether it's joy, peace, love,  fun, creativity, and repeat that that word as   you stitch. You can have the same word for the  whole project. You can change words every row.   Just use this time to focus your intention in  your mind on what you wish. Here is how I like   to work this pattern. We're going to start with  some chains. We'll begin by loosely chaining 10   or any even number... three, four, five, six,  seven, eight, nine, and ten. And you'll chain   90 for the actual shawl. For Row 1, we're going  to start by skipping those first three chains:   one, two, three, and then we're going  to single crochet into the fourth chain. Then we're going to chain one.  You'll skip this next chain,   and you're going to single crochet into  the next chain. And we'll just continue   repeating that chain one, skip one,  single crochet into the next stitch, chain one, skip one, single crochet into the  next stitch. So just work that all the way down. For Row 2, you're going to start with a chain two,  and we're going to single crochet into that first   chain-1 space. And then you're going to repeat  across your row: chain one, single crochet into   the next chain-1 space, chain one, single crochet  into the next chain-1 space, chain one. And you'll   continue repeating that all the way down. When  you get to the end, we're going to work into   these three skipped chains here, so I'm going  to work a single crochet, a chain one, and then   another single crochet. And I'm going to show you  how to change colors. So when you're working your   final single crochet, go ahead and start it, and  then drop that color. Pick up your next color, and   pull through with your new color. So you're all  set up to work the next row with your new color. Continue repeating Row 2, changing colors if and  when you like. We do give instructions on how we   changed colors in the pattern. So I've worked a  few more rows, and you can see how beautiful it   is even though it's super simple. I do recommend  that you count your single crochets each row just   to make sure you're getting the same number  per row. Happy crocheting, beautiful soul! I   hope this stitch pattern is a fun, new addition  to your crochet repertoire. Have a great time   making it! Enjoy your beautiful week, and I will  see you next week with another new design! Bye!