The stunning, pastel yellow color in this beautiful crochet prayer shawl in the pictures below will be a great choice not only for spring, but for every season! The finished size is perfect to wrap it around your neckand shoulders on a chilly day.
Prayer Shawl
This stunning, romantic shawl in the pictures below was made by Yarnspirations Design Studio and I love how vintage it looks like. I'm pretty sure it will be the best wedding gift. What's more, the finished size is approximately 63″ [160 cm] wide x 31″ [78.5 cm] at deepest point.
Emma Prayer Shawl
This incredible crochet prayer shawl in the pictures below was made by Girlie D. de los Reyes and both the colors and texture are simply amazing! The finished size is approximately 61” across and 30” from top to bottom corner and it will look gorgeous with your favorite stylizations.
Wings Of Prayer Shawl
This incredible crochet shawl in the pictures below is made using a beautiful, ocean color, that will look amazing with so many stylizations. It's a a gorgeous shawl in fan design stitch that compliments the design as it gets bigger. Make sure to let me know if you like it!
Butterfly Stitch Prayer Shawl
The shades in this prayer shawl in the pictures below are simply divine, don't you think? No to mention the beautiful, vintage looking edging, that's full of texture and will look amazing on you! It's quite easy to crochet, so make sure to give this one a go!
Butterfly Crochet Shawl
This gorgeous gradient shawl in the pictures below was made by Coats Design Team and it's the perfect proof, that you can take every project you can think of to the text level and make it even more fancy. Here is a rainbow project inspired by butterfly wings. It is a great way to show how much you can get out of multiple color transitions in one project.
Skull scarf pattern
Daisy Chain Shawl
A repeating, triangular makes up this Daisy Chain, expandable as needed. It's an absolutely striking dark to light (center to edge) gradient project in flame tons. In addition, it's a great transition pattern for advanced beginners wanting to move on to more difficult projects. I think this pattern is definitely one worth considering.
