You can definitely make two and seam them together to make a throw! It would be pretty light (and small) for a throw and it completely depends on what you are looking for. I would recommend swatching with heavier weight yarn to see how you like it before deciding one way or the other.

Hello Erika,

I am glad you like the pattern 🙂

I looked at the counts and it works out as 326 stitches with my instructions. I also expect it to be symmetrical so if you have 1 tss at the end, you should have started with a 1 tss as well. Would you mind moving this conversation to email so we can sort this out and I can update the pattern as needed? My email is arunima@knitterknotter.com.

@Arunima, I definitely will!
I just finished row 81 and I am fairly sure I found a little “error”. The row looks like this:

Row 81: [C] fs, tfs, tss, etss, 3 tss, (etss, tss, etss, 3 tss) * 25, (etss, tss) * 2, tks-tss, twtss-twtks, (tss, etss) * 2, (3 tss, etss, tss, etss) * 25, tss, etss, 3 tss, tfs, ls [326 sts]

The last “3 tss” in the row should just be (1) tss.

Thank you for an awesome pattern! I am really enjoying crocheting it and am very much looking forward to waring this super cozy and fabulous shawl 😀

Hello Erika, I am so glad to hear this! Please share a picture with me when you complete your shawl 🙂

Hello Lauri, the free pattern does not include the charts, you can purchase the ad-free PDF that includes the written instructions and charts for each section in this shawl.