Telegraph is a boomerang style shawl with a curved top edge and an asymmetrical point, as well as a sawtooth bottom/side edge. It's crocheted in two colors of fingering weight yarn - model used Haiku by Anzula, one skein each Freesia and Rosebud - and a 4.5mm hook. You could change up the colorwork to suit your tastes, or eliminate it altogether for a single colored shawl. Modify the size by adding or subtracting rows - once you get it set up it's a four row repeat!
The Sugar Plum Shawl is the perfect accessory for the winter months. It's both delicate and cozy to wear, and it's quick to work up. Use Lion Brand Amazing Yarn to complete this free crochet pattern. Instructions are included for both a regular sized shawl and a smaller "shawlette," so you can be sure it will fit you just right.
I originally designed this shawl for Simply Crochet magazine quite a number of years ago (way back for issue 8!) and am so pleased to share it with you now. It's effortlessly easy to wear and I love it so much I have a few in different colours! It consists of 5 lace panels in different sizes that are edged, then joined, followed by a delicate edging around the whole thing and then finally a big old fringe at each short end to finish. It sounds complicated but I promise it's much easier than it seems.
Feel comforted with this Gentle Solace Prayer Shawl. The unique design allows for beautiful spaces between stitches, which you can slip your fingers into and appreciate how gorgeous and artful crocheting can be. Make this for someone in need or someone whom you simply want to show how much you care about them. For this crochet shawl to be made with love is so powerful and healing as a gift. You can't go wrong with something soft and comfortable to wear, too.
The Mysteria Wrap is soft, warm and feels luxurious. It is worked with a bigger hook so has a lighter, airy feel. The edging provides a little interest and looks so nice around the shoulders and I love the arched shape. Wear it as a shawl/wrap or scarf and if you'd like to make a button closure for it, follow my tutorial for the removable Button Toggle! Get the Button Toggle Closure tutorial on my website too. Approximately 18” x 60” Worked in worsted weigh yarn
Fortune's Crochet Shawlette was inspired by the corner to corner stitch, aka the diagonal box stitch. This twist on the stitch creates a lacier, open, summer-ready stitch pattern. The result is gorgeous and just right for year round; bunch it up for warmth, or stretch it out for a light as air layer on the shoulders. If you want a bigger shawl, you could try a thicker yarn, or even use the same yarn and add more rows. Its super easy, and once you get started, itll fly off the hook!
You'll love having the stylish Any Season Asymmetrical Crochet Shawlette in your wardrobe! This easy crochet pattern is one you can wear any day of the year.
From the blogger: "A beautiful shawlette pattern to show off that gorgeous hank of yarn you've been saving! It features an asymmetrical look that and can be worn all year long, hence the name, Any Season Asymmetrical Crochet Shawlette! The shawlette requires 1 hank fingering weight yarn, approximately 445 yds (shown here in Manos del Uruguay Alegria in the colorway A2545 Pewter), or more for a larger shawl, a US E / 3.5 mm hook, and scissors and needle.
This stripe pattern in this rectangular shawl is inspired by the serape shawls of Mexico. The special stitch creates an interesting texture and a gentle drape. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, single crochet, double crochet Crocheting in rows Special stitch (cv-st with written explanation in pattern).
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.
