Crocheted shawl course

Hook the three locks with colored lines (light gray) first, and then pull the head and tail together. Line 1: 4 lock, then hook 2 long 3 locks, and the ring is 2 long 1 long needle; Row 2: 4 locks, turned over (covered with a hook turned back and forth), 1 pin 2 hooks, back 2 pins 1 hook, 3 locks 2 hooks, back 3 pins, front 2 pins 1 hook, back 2 hooks 1 pin.

Line 3: Actually, the rules are the same as those in line 2. 1 Hook 4 locks 2 long, and finally 1 Hook 2 long. 1 Long needle is used for all other long needles, with hook 2 long at the middle 3 locks and hook 2 long at the middle 3 locks. Line 4: Change the B color line (dark gray, change the line when drawing the line on the 1 needle at the end of line 3), and the rules are still the same as those in line 3; Line 5-6: It's still a B-colored hook, and the rules are the same as those in line 3.

Line 7 -2 1: Repeat the rule of line 3, and line A and line B alternate. After the 2 1 line is ticked out, the ticked-out piece is triangular, with the longest base about 70 cm long and two short hypotenuses about 33 cm long. Line 22: (line b), 1 needle hook 4 locks 2 long needles, without lengthening the needle at the back. When there are still 3 stitches from the center lock, the back 3 stitches hook 3 long stitches 1 (directly turn over 1 stitch without hooking the back); Line 23: Use the long needle hook of 1 for the first 3 stitches, and use the long needle hook of 2 and 1 for the second/kloc-0 stitch; Line 24: 1 needle, No.4 hook locks two lengths, and there is no long hook-reducing needle behind it. In the last 3 stitches, the hook needle is 3 in 1, and the thread is broken.

Hook the other end in the same way (note: the length of both sides should be the same, that is, the length of the paragraph from the 22nd line to the last line hooks the other side, so you need to use a counter to record how many lines are hooked in this paragraph when hooking in front).