A Pink Crochet Shawl

Follow this free crochet pattern to make a beautiful pink shawl. Bernat satin yarn is used in a pink flamingo color. Add some color to your wardrobe.

Click here for crochet pattern

Intermediate

Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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rosiedee 0860716

May 10, 2012

Hi every one I live in England and we don't have Medium Weight/Worsted is that the same as double knitting

juliebenulie

Feb 17, 2013

Medium Weight/Worsted Weight = Aran Weight in UK terms.

slkfox250 4413452

Oct 23, 2011

Not big enough to wrap around you for comfort. And If you try to make it wider the back gets to long and the wrap around part is to skinny

JennyBee1

Sep 02, 2011

@nanapoo01 7754140, After you click on the link that says "click here for crochet pattern," you will be directed to our sister site, FaveCrafts. From here, you will be able to see the full pattern typed out. To print, highlight the text, then right-click on it. You'll get a window that gives you the option to "copy." Do that, and then paste the text into a word document. You should be able print that document that way. --Editor of AllFreeCrochet

nanapoo01 7754140

Sep 01, 2011

I to print the pattern and all that is displayed is the picture.

Lins Crafty Ideas

Apr 23, 2010

I just finished this shawl. I felt that the trim was a bit plain for my taste. Instead I decided to put shells on the outer edge and sc on the neck edge. It turned out so nice, I thought I would share. Beginning at the left edge of the neck, sc evenly around until you get back to the left edge. Skip the first sc on the outer edge, then work (2 dcs, 2 chs, 2 dcs, skip the next sc, sc in the next sc). Continue to the point at the back, in the center sc, shell. Continue on the other edge as with the first. When you get to the right neck side, sc to the left side. Finish off. This made the shawl so much nicer.