While this beautiful crochet motif would be gorgeous in a solid color, Kristin has taken it to another level with 4 gorgeous colors! In this pattern she will show you how to take a square motif, join it together to create a fabric, manipulate it to create triangle motifs in rounds AND rows, and even create an edging ALL WITHIN the same stitch pattern. And what a stunning shawl that results! Scroll to the bottom of the free pattern page for all charts and a how-to tutorial video.
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Azure Skies Crochet Cowl Pattern
The Azure Skies Crochet Cowl Pattern is the second in the series I have designed for those in-between days when you don't want the bulk or weight of a longer cowl, but still need a layer of warmth around your neck, or to fold into a lightweight jacket or cardigan, with a pop of colour. Azure Skies has the same lovely broomstick lace crochet stitch as my Dolly Mixture Sweetie Crochet Cowl Pattern, adding to the texture, achieved by using a 15mm needle and a 5.5mm crochet hook. It was a bit of a happy accident that the colour changes lend themselves so well to the number of stitches used for each row.
Mary Jane Shawl
This beautiful shawl has a simple construction and is very easy to make. The chevron wavy stitch pattern is easy to memorize making this a relaxing zen project. The bobble edging, which is inspired by tiny pom poms, is delicate and sweet. This PDF download pattern includes charts and the video tutorial can be viewed at the free pattern page or on my YouTube Channel. 100% of the Proceeds of the PDF version of this pattern are donated through my charity Project Kristin Cares to survivors of domestic violence. Learn more about my charity on the Kristin Omdahl website.
Summer Breeze Crochet Triangle Shawl
This summer breeze crochet triangle shawl is versatile enough to wear at the beach while relaxing or over your shoulders in a beautiful evening gown in the evening. Use one skein of yarn to make this light and lacy shawl. Easy Beginner Crochet Shawl Pattern This shawl uses a combination of double crochet rows and double crochet with chain stitches. It is worked from the top down with the stitches increasing with each row. Video Tutorial Sometimes it is just nice to see the pattern being worked. For those of you that learn better from a video, I have that for you. The first seven rows will be worked with a bit thicker yarn to help show the stitches. After this section on the video, I also show this shawl being worked with the fingering yarn. If you are a beginner at crochet and may have only crocheted a square or blanket, I recommend that you check out the video tutorial to help with understanding how to work this pattern.
Fall Triangle Shawl Pattern For Beginners
This Fall Triangle Shawl Pattern for Beginners was inspired by the beautiful fall sunsets with seasonal changing of leaves colors as the temperatures begin to drop in the evening. When the evenings get longer, and the days get shorter we will have a beautiful color palette to view outside. The beautiful shawl has a pattern repeat of two rows. Start at the bottom tip of the shawl and continue to grow the size of the shawl increasing stitches with each row and working up the lacy shawl. The triangle shape is achieved by increasing stitches in each row by 4 stitches.
Crochet Snowflake Pocket Shawl Set
This pocket shawl set makes a perfect gift for the holidays! Made with a solid crochet snowflake motif it includes a hat and mittens to keep you warm and cozy in the winter. You can also choose to use the solid snowflake motif as an afghan block and make a stunning winter blanket or a throw. Another idea is to make a crochet scarf! The hat is easily completed by adding some ribbing and a large pom pom after you join the motifs and the mittens have an easy ribbed cuff. The written pattern includes a YouTube video tutorial.
