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Simple V-Stitch Shawl
Simple V-Stitch Shawl
"This Simple V-Stitch Shawl is easy to make; taking just under a week to make the shawl shown. Done in a light worsted weight yarn it is easily adaptable to any hook or yarn type. The sample shown is done in Red Heart's Soft Baby Steps, Puppy Print making it colorful, light weight yet warm without being bulky or heavy. A picot edging gives the Simple V-Stitch Shawl a lacy, finished look. Make one for yourself or to give as a gift! This pattern will quickly become your "go-to" shawl pattern."
Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge4 rows x 3.5 v-sts = 2 inches
Finished Size32 x 55 inches
Materials List
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4 - 4 oz skeins Red Heart Soft Baby Steps
- J/10/6 mm hook
- Tapestry needle
Assembly
Shawl is made in one piece.
Edging
easy single crochet, picot edging give this shawl a nice finish.
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jandtsmom
Jul 25, 2017
Tha pattern is missing! After clicking on the link, it says page not found.
AFC Editor Julia
Jul 25, 2017
Hi jandtsmom, Thanks for the headsup! The blogger moved the pattern on the site but I found it! The link above should be updated now. Thanks again! Julia, editor for AllFreeCrochet
JaneEK
Feb 08, 2017
Ive had occasional requests from my senior ladies for shawl or poncho projects. Ive found a few, but this pattern is one of the better ones Ive seen. One of the biggest problems for my senior ladies is the physical weight of the completed project. Using standard four-ply can be a nightmare. The author here suggests using baby weight yarn, so it might work for my students.
rsdb
Jan 24, 2017
I like the simple, V lace pattern that will quickly add inches to the shawl. The variegated colored yarn used for crocheting adds to the charm of this shawl. It seems like a nice project that can be completed over the weekend and is a great idea for a gift.
LynM
Jan 17, 2017
V-stitch is one of those repetitive patterns you can work on while watching TV in the evening. Yet its amazing how such a simple pattern can be given so much life with contrasting colours and lovely, soft, baby yarn. Just remember that you will work between the V-stitches and not into the V-stitches themselves.
Cheryl Y
Jan 16, 2017
I love this well written and easy to follow pattern for the Simple V-Stitch Shawl. I'm in the middle of making one right now, but I'm using finger weight yarn, it's more like a # 10 string. I love the way it is turning out. So pretty and light weight that it will be great come this spring. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet pattern.
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