The hot season is in and we need a summer triangle shawl cover-up! This crochet shawl pattern uses only double crochet stitches, making it an easy and quick project
I used DK-weight cotton yarn and a larger size hook to make the triangle shawl even lighter
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What is a good size for a triangle shawl?
The ideal size for a triangle crochet shawl can vary depending on personal preference and intended use. However, a common recommendation is for the shawl to have a wingspan (width from end to end) of approximately 60-80 inches and a depth (from top edge to bottom point) of 30-40 inches..
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Let’s get to the pattern, shall we? Making a Summer Triangle Shawl
Difficulty
Materials
Yarnspirations Caron Cotton Ripple Cakes, 240gr, 100% Cotton,449 mt, 491 yards color 07009 English lavender
For this sample, I used 0.5 cake
Hook: US Size 7 (4.5 mm) Yarn Needle, Scissors, Measuring Tape
Substitution yarn: Look HERE
Yarn Needle, Scissors, Measuring Tape
Gauge
12 st X 4 rows
Sizes
- This sample is 24” tall and 60” wide (after blocking)
Stitch Key
- Ch = Chain
- St = Stitch
- Dc = Double Crochet
- Yo = Yarn over
- Slst = Slip stitch
Specialty Stitch
V stitch: (dc1+ ch1+dc1) in the same space
Notes
- The pattern is worked in horizontal rows
- Ch 4 at the beginning of the row does count as a dc1+ch1
- This pattern uses pattern repeats.
- You can work this pattern with one color or multiple as you wish- I used a variegated yarn
- If changing colors make sure to have a changing technique and weave your ends in.
- You can decide on the size of the shawl by adding rows
Instructions
Ch 4, Slst to 1st to form a circle Or use the magic circle method
Row 1: Ch 4 ( dc+ch1 here and through), (V st, ch3, V st), ch1, dc1 all in the same circle, turn work
(V st + Ch3 + V st) forms the center of the triangle- we will work the same pattern on each row to maintain the center.
Both sides from the center must be identical.
Row 2: Ch4, dc1 in 1st ch 1 space, skip next ch1 space, ch 3, (V st + ch 3 + V st) in next ch 3 space( the center) ch 3, skip next ch1 space, V st in last ch1 space, turn
Row 3: Ch4, dc1 in 1st ch 1 space, ch 3, Vst in next ch 3 space, ch 3 (V st + ch 3 + V st) in next ch 3 space( the center) ch 3, V st in ch3 space, ch 3, V st in last ch1 space, turn
Now we will work our stitches only on the ch 3 spaces + the center
Row 4: Ch4, dc1 in 1st ch 1 space, ch 3, Vst in next ch 3 space, ch 3, V st in next ch 3 space (V st + ch 3 + V st) in next ch 3 space( the center) ch 3, V st in ch3 space, ch 3, V in next ch 3 space, ch 3, V st in last ch1 space, turn
Let’s continue
Row 5: Ch4, dc1 in 1st ch 1 space, ch 3, dc 3t in next ch 3 space, *[ch 3, dc 3 in next ch 3 space]* repeat from *to* until you reach the center, ch 3 (V st + ch 3 + V st) in next ch 3 space( the center) *[ch 3, dc 3 in ch3 space]* repeat from *to* to last ch 3 space, ch 3, V st in last ch1 space, turn
Row 6: Ch4, dc1 in 1st ch 1 space, ch 3, V st in next ch 3 space, *[ch 3, V st in next ch 3 space]* repeat from *to* until you reach the center, ch 3, (V st + ch 3 + V st) in next ch 3 space( the center) *[ch 3, V st in ch3 space]* repeat from *to* to last ch 1 space, ch 3, V st in last ch1 space, turn
Row 7- 21: Repeat rows 5+6
For a larger Shawl continue rows 5+6 until the size desired
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Finishing
Cut yarn and weave in ends.
You can add tassels or fringe.
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