Amazing Grace Angel Wing Shawl

By: Elena Hunt from beatriceryandesigns.com

By: Elena Hunt from beatriceryandesigns.com

"Amazing Grace Free Pattern Series is all about paying it forward, helping others and specifically.. Breast Cancer Awareness!! The Amazing Grace Angel Wing Shawl is the 24th free crochet pattern in the Amazing Grace Series… This lovely shawl is made using the Amazing Grace stitch pattern just like all the other patterns in the series… Using Red Heart It’s a Wrap Yarn Rainbows in Whisper makes this an elegant and flowing accessory… The self striping yarn does all the work for you!!! To read more about the Amazing Grace Project, please click on the Amazing Grace tab at the top of the page!"

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Easy

Yarn Weight(1) Super Fine (27-32 stitches to 4 inches)

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Zeemer

Oct 15, 2018

I love this Amazing Grace Shawl for its colors and style. I like how the ends of the shawl make a distinct curve. It's cute. But if I were to make this, I'd like it wider and huge!!

Cheryl Y

Oct 02, 2018

This Amazing Grace Angel Wing Shawl is so beautiful! I just wish there was a close up picture of the stitches. This is a good size shawl and it only takes two rolls of it's a wrap yarn. The written pattern is easy enough to understand and follow. I need to by the yarn and have this done by next spring. Plenty of time! Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet shawl pattern.

princess6860504

Sep 26, 2018

I just came upon this yarn last week at JoAnn. I did not know that it was a kind of fine gauge yarn- almost like a crochet thread. It has different strand in one, if that makes any sense. It may take me a while to get used to it, keeping it together as a crochet. But hey, this pattern will make it worth my while! It is so, so beautiful.