"The stitch pattern in the Nora Sideways Shawl is a very easy pattern to follow, it is designed to be a very open mesh stitch with it's chain 3 spaces and with it's 3dc's together makes it look like blocks throughout the pattern. This is an absolute beginner stitch which makes this shawl a beginner friendly shawl pattern, this pattern only has a one line repeat so it is a very easy pattern to remember."

"The Wildflower Chunky Shawl features some super easy crochet stitches and is such a lovely design especially with some tassels added in for a bit extra on the ends. Originally i was going to make this a pocket shawl but the holes/gaps are just a bit too big to be adding pockets on top of but i think with this beautiful color and stitch work i don't think it needed it in the end. This chunky shawl pattern is a 6 row repeat and works up incredibly quick especially done in this yarn, i literally crocheted this in a couple of hours and then added the tassels on at the end and that was it finished so if you need a quick chunky shawl for a special occasion i have got you covered! This pattern is perfect for beginners and for the more advanced crocheter."

"This is perhaps the easiest of the triangle shawls in crochet, and with this pattern and the video tutorial it's suitable for even the earliest beginner! Start with a chain 4 and work your way from the top down and the center out, and you can make it as large or as small as you want, and use any type of yarn as long as you have an appropriate sized hook! This is also a great primer or reinforcement of the skill of making a granny square as this type of shawl is referred to as a half granny."

"The Bettendorf Shawl is a fun combination shawl and poncho! Featuring a classic shape in a versatile and wearable size, the Bettendorf Shawl and Poncho will be your go-to garment for those in-between weather days. Because of the simple yet interesting construction, this shawl/poncho is also a perfect showcase for that pretty, colorful yarn you've been eyeing. Featured stitches include the foundation half double crochet (fhdc), which will be a great addition to your stitch repertoire (and there's a tutorial on the blog!)."

"This pattern is for an easy C2C (corner to corner) rectangle shawl perfect for cool Summer nights. I used Bernat's Softee Baby Cotton Yarn for this shawl, and came up with the geometric design while I was at JoAnn's looking at the color options available. I packed the yarn up to take with me on vacation, and had a lot of fun making this design come to life - makes me want to work everything up in a geometric pattern! You can definitely use other fiber choices in place of cotton, but you will need to go up a hook size or two."

"The Montagna is an easy rectangle shawl crochet pattern. This open design uses filet crochet to achieve a lightweight design that is perfect for a summer shawl. This crochet shawl pattern features a subtle mountain, or “montagna” in Italian, outline. The main shawl stitch is filet crochet, or double crochets and chains. The mountain outline is simply made with blocks of double crochets together. They stack, or overlap in a triangular shape to achieve the mountain design. "

"Want a relaxing crochet shawl with a beautiful repeat? I mean, you can't say no to that, right? When I was on the WeCrochet website, something that happens a lot, I was looking at these two colors of yarn and thought they would go beautiful together as a shawl. So they jumped right onto the delivery truck, and I stalked the mailman until I could have the pretties to whip up the Hawthorne Tonal Crochet Shawl. "

"Do you have a taste for Tunisian crochet? This new triangle shawl is a Tunisian crochet pattern that works up like a dream. Take your time and enjoy the process on this shawl, the end result is to die for! For this Honeycomb Shawl, we are using the Tunisian Honeycomb stitch. This stitch is a fun, textured stitch that is mindless once you get going. If you are new to Tunisian crochet, or the Tunisian Honeycomb stitch I do have a video tutorial available."

"I absolutely love fringe. This particularly flower fringe is worked simultaneously with the rows of the shawl for a seamless finish. Especially with color work and stripes, making the fringe within the rows of the pattern allows you to easily match up the colors of the fringe with the stripes, too. This would be a great stash buster if you changed the color after every row; it would be beautiful in a single color, or you could change color every 2 rows like the sample shown. This shawl features 1 ball each of 4 colors of Be So Baby Yarn: orchid, princess, aquamarine and peacock teal."