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.

If you love wearing crescent-shaped shawls, the Delightfully Southern Shawl is for YOU! You'll need to know how to crochet the front and back post stitches but that's the hardest part! It's a totally fun project and easy and works up quicker than you probably will think. The shawl totally wraps completely around your shoulders to provide that needed warmth without the fuss of it fall off your shoulders! The edging is simple and keeps the project with a wonderful "Look Elegant, Feel Elegant" perception.

Wear your heart on your sleeve-- or rather your back-- with this gorgeous Sequin Hearts Wrap! Use white yarn and sequins to create this wearable crochet pattern. It will add the perfect amount of sparkle to any outfit!

This Daisy Fields Shawl is the first of many to come in my latest collection, the Daisy Fields Collection! Super cute way to keep your shoulders covered for any event!

Make this 8-hour cabana crochet shawl in a day. Recently, I had the chance to spend a whole day on the couch at home, watch Netflix and crochet. This beautiful shawl is the result of that day. This shawl is made using one skein of Lion Brand Comfy Cotton Blend Yarn. The color is whipped cream. It is a soft yarn that flows nicely with this particular pattern. This scarf is worked from one corner to the opposite side. In an asymmetrical shawl, the stitches are added to one side. here are two video tutorial links. Because I did rows 1-12 in full, it took two videos. Part 1 of 2 shows rows 1-3. Part 2 of 2 shows rows 4-12.

The Butterfly Fling Crochet Shawl is fun, flirty and fast to create! This crochet pattern is best for intermediate crocheters due to the intricacies of the lacy pattern, but the end result is delightfully patterned and oh-so-stylish. Work this up in any color for your new go-to shawl, and the next time you're getting ready to leave the house, toss this beauty in your bag or throw it on for some instant and effortless style.
From the Blogger: "This is the first in my Fling Series which is named because you just fling it on, add a pin and you're ready to go! This project uses a really interesting and unusual stitch pattern producing fabulously lacy results.

It features rows of double crochet interspersed with rows of filet stitches which create ladders throughout the wrap. I hit a wall coming up with a name, so I asked a group of friends, and Drew Emborsky suggested Bob. I'm pretty sure he was joking, but it was the only suggestion I got, and it made me laugh, so I went with it! So grab your Wool and the Gang Tina Tape and get crocheting!

This is my third crochet pattern inspired by the television series Downton Abbey. I have named each design after each of the ladies on the series. This design reminds me of Lady Sybil, as she was so sweet, kind, and thoughtful of others. The pattern is really quite simple and yet classy as well. It is stitched with a large crochet hook to give it the open, lacy effect.

From the Blogger: “If you want a lightweight garment that is airy and soft, yet can keep you warm during a sudden Autumn breeze, then this is for you! The simple construction uses two rectangular panels that are stitched together. The stitches are easy and work in a four row repeat that you can quickly memorize! This example is crocheted using Bernat Softee Baby yarn to keep it lightweight, but any light weight yarn will work. The buttons along the sides are optional. You don't have to work any button holes since the lacy pattern provides the perfect sized spaces.