The Ripley Shawl is a beautiful, light, and a one skein pattern - and a free pattern with tutorials on Moogly! The Ripley Shawl pattern was be released in 3 parts, with 3 right and left-handed video tutorials. I love the gorgeous shells that make up part one - and I love that parts 2 and 3 get easier as you go! Part one is also the biggest section - and each row is unique! Made with Red Heart It's a Wrap Sprinkles, this shawl is a one-cake pattern. But you can make it bigger if you like in parts 2 and 3 - and that will require purchasing a second cake, so do keep that in mind.
Simple Shells Light Wrap Crochet Pattern
So, if you haven’t guessed, I decided to use the Ava yarn from Classic Elite Yarns. It's a beautiful metallic silver yarn; a blend of viscose, wool and polyester. Right off the bat, I had a vision for this particular yarn. And that's how the Simple Shells Light Wrap came into being. This wrap is really delicate and simple to make. It uses the shell stitch which, paired with the subtle metallic yarn, adds a beautiful textural wave to the wrap. It's a lightweight wrap to take on vacations with you or for mild weather. It can also be worn in a variety of ways, so it would be a beautiful holiday gift.
Spring Shells
I have totally fallen in love with this new yarn from Red Heart: It's a Wrap Rainbow. The unique color changes are due to Red Heart using 4 strands of super thin yarn, changing colors one strand at a time. This new free crochet pattern uses a lacy pattern so the beauty of the yarn enhances my Spring Shells wrap. Size: 52″ x 23″ Yarn: Red Heart It's a Wrap Rainbow, 55% Acrylic/45% Cotton, 623 yds/570 m/150 g Whisper 9347 - 1 cake Hook: US-G/6, 4.0 mm
Sea Shells Shawl
The Sea Shells Shawl is made using four crochet stitches which creates this beautiful and intricate lacy shell design. The shawl is crocheted in one piece starting at one end and working in rows all way to the other end which makes it a rectangle shape. It's an absolute dream to work up and can be made quite quickly once you get used to the stitch layout. I would say this pattern is for the intermediate crocheter due to knowing where to put your stitches. I have explained it as well as possible in the free pattern below so if you are a advanced beginner crocheter you may want to try it out. This Sea Shells Shawl pattern is made in one size but in the paid pattern I have included the multiples so you can make it in any size that you would prefer and with your ideal yarn.
Misty Crochet Lacy Wrap Pattern
Learn how to crochet this beautiful Misty Crochet Lacy Wrap. This free pattern comes with directions and a video tutorial. If you are looking for a crochet pattern that is relatively easy to master with beautiful results, then this one is for you. This pattern uses a repeat of two rows to create a lovely wrap. There is a Step-by-Step video near the bottom of this post. If you would prefer a photo tutorial, no worries, that is here too. Row 1 consists of the V-Stitch. Not sure how to complete the v-stitch? Watch the video or view the photos. Row 2 consists of the HDC Decreasing Stitch. This can be a shawl or wrap. This pattern is so versatile as it can be worn in so many ways. Wear it as an everyday wrap. Dress up for the evening and top off the look with this lacy wrap. Use it as a swimsuit cover up by wrapping it around your hips and securing it on one side.
Feeling Flirty Lacy Shell Shawl Crochet Pattern
This feeling flirty lacy shell shawl is so light and delicate. Work this crochet pattern from the bottom up. Start with one shell and continue adding a shell to each side as you work up. Since this is made from a yarn cake that has beautiful, variegated colors throughout, there were just two yarn ends to weave in at the end. This lacy shell stitch is achieved by repeating two rows throughout this pattern. One row consists of chain and single crochet stitches. The next row is where the shell is made by working a double crochet in the same stitch five times. I have included photos of the first few rows to help with understanding the pattern. Additionally, there are video tutorials for both left and right hand crocheters. Lastly, there is a chart detailing the row being worked and number of shell stitches per row.
