The Crescent Butterfly Shawl is the 9th butterfly shawl crocheted in the series. I've been waiting to use this black, gray and white 1000 meter yarn cake for just the right design and I believe I found it! This butterfly shawl is made using an easy repeat just like all the others, though a touch is needed every 10 rows once you start your repeat row. I was limited only by the 1000 meter skein but this design can reach any size you desire by just repeating the pattern repeat. Find all my video tutorials on my YouTube Page @meladora1 For this project you will need: HOOK: 4 mm hook or size G hook for the US YARN: I used a 1000 meter Yarn cake from YarnArt's “Flower” collection. #253 Content: 55% Organic Cotton 45% Anti Pilling Acrylic Ball Weight: 250 g (8.8 oz) Yarn Weight: 1 : Fingering Yarn Length: 1000 m (1093 yd)

Beatrix Shawl is a quick and easy crochet pattern perfect for beginners. The easy lacy crochet stitches are ceated by repeating a 2 row pattern. It is worked from the bottom point upwards increasing on both sides to achieve a triangular shape. I used The Fibre Co. Cumbria fingering in shade Nutkin. The shawl takes a couple of days to work up as once you memorise the easy repeat pattern you will have it done in no time at all.

This Flamingo Pink Lace Shawl will add vibrancy and beauty to any person's shoulders. It's made from Tunisian crochet lace, which creates the delicate design and gorgeous hem line. The stunning lace effect is usually only found in knit patterns but this crochet pattern does it so beautifully. The flowing hem can only be described as fluttering butterfly wings. Anyone would love to receive this crochet shawl as a gift, so get crocheting!

Little girls love anything that sparkles. That's why this Little Starlight Shawl is brilliant! Your little girl will feel like a princess wearing this crochet shawl, which will protect her shoulders from the cold. If you use reflective yarn to make this easy crochet shawl pattern, then she'll also be more visible to cars when it's dark outside. This pretty shawl has a lot to offer, from safety to style. Make this crochet shawl pattern for your little princess.

The Joyful Josie Shawl is inspired by my dear friend Josie (10) who has the same condition as me. Josie is a competition swimmer; just like I was at her age. Therefore I chose a yarn cake that has blue tones - the color of water. I used a simple stitch which is a combination of single crochet and double crochet stitches on top of each other, which gives a beautiful texture. For the shape I chose a round crochet shawl design based on the waves in the water. Thanks to the round shape the shawl can be worn in different ways: like a normal scarf/ shawl or as a wrap around the shoulders.

This beginner triangle shawl pattern is easy to make smaller or larger. Simply crochet a repeat of R2 an even number of times - this will allow the edging to work for the shawl. This is crocheted in a lighter weight yarn, so the shawl is also lighter weight when you are wearing it. It is not heavy like a blanket. This simple shawl is an everyday shawl. Something you can make and wear for comfort, with your cozy pants, or just to keep the chill off when you are sitting on your back deck enjoying a cup of coffee (or glass of your favorite wine). This shawl will also work well as a Prayer Shawl or for donation purposes. I designed this slightly larger because I am larger myself (a petite 3X) and I wanted a shawl I could wear out on my back deck! My sister, Kelley, is modelling the shawl for the photos and she is much daintier and a size Small . It is an oversized shawl for her.

I designed this shawl to be stylish, yet cozy. The perfect everyday shawl to wrap yourself up in - whether heading out to the mall, office, or dinner with friends. This pattern is great if you are new to crocheting shawls/wraps. Its worked from the top down in a triangular shape, repeating the same four rows until you have reached the desired length. I've even included a short video to demonstrate the stitch pattern if you prefer to learn visually.

I love this shawl! The final product has a lovely drape, partially due to the chains that link the two panels together. The idea for the chains came because I wanted to have the two arcade panels facing each other. I tried a variety of ways to link the panels and this was my favorite. I think any worsted weight yarn will work with this pattern. You can adapt the pattern to my length and height or increase the number of panels. Enjoy!

This is an easy and free crochet pattern for Wings of Prayer Shawl with photo tutorial in each step. This is a gorgeous shawl in fan design stitch that compliments the design as it gets bigger. The concept of the wing design becomes more obvious when you view the shawl from the back. This Wings of Prayer Shawl is crocheted in flat, start in the upper middle towards the bottom of the pointed shawl. You may easily modify the sizes by just adding the repeat rows indicated. This shawl is in 4 rows repeat. This is easy enough for beginners just having a cluster and picot knowledge in crochet.