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Crochet Rectangle Shawl

Make a plug. Start by creating a live knot (a thread that is looped in a shape similar to a pretzel). Slide on your crochet hook, wrap the thread around the hook, pull it firmly. Slip the hook with the yarn loop through the circle on the hook, leaving a single skewer and a finished plug.

Because the shape is a rectangle, not a triangle, you have to keep the same amount of stitches done.
Your scarf should be long enough to surround your body, or the body of anyone who will receive your gift scarf.

Knit along the chain with your choice pin. You need to make sure all your stitches are as big as you do. Use any skewer that's easiest for you, or that you think is great for a rectangular shawl. [4]
"Double bowl" is a good basic skew: find the fifth chain plug on your base chain. Attach the thread from back to front. Slide the hook from the bottom through the front and back rings of the fourth chain. Take the thread from the front of your hook and hook it up. Pull the hook through two circles of skewer, leaving three circles on your hook. Attach the thread back, from back to front. Slip your hook through the first two circles on the hook, leaving two circles on the latch. Attach the thread from back to front and pull your hook through the two circles.
Crochet with a "chessboard skew": start with a regular chain skewer. Make a double skewer, starting at the third plug of the hook. Create three sticks. Repeat making three plugs and three stitches. Always end with a double skewer as your last skewer. Twist the chain three times then turn it over. Continue making a double skewer, scoop up the three stitches, and make three plugs to the finish.

Knock back and forth without adding or reducing stitches. You should keep the same rectangle shape when you work on it. If you miss a single stitch then you have to unpack your knitting up to that point or just make the stitches that fall apart divide the part of your design. [5]
The best thing you can do is to count the number of stitches while making the chain and then count them while doing it, because in this way you will be able to track whether you have missed the stitches.

When you have made a scarf as big as you want it is time to tie the last stitch. With this scar you will not loose. Leave a 30 cm thread from the circle on your hook. Tuck the thread on the hook, pull the rest of the thread through the circle.
Drag the rest of the yarn (yarn end) to tighten the yarn and keep your stitches.

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