Summer Morning Shawl
Wrap yourself up in this beautiful Summer Morning shawl. The light and lacy crochet design is perfect for cool summer evenings or crisp autumn afternoons. You can never have too many classic shawls like this in your closet. It's a timeless fashion piece that looks great on any body type. Bernat's Cotton-ish yarn by Vickie Howell is the perfect choice to use for this free crochet pattern. Thanks to AllFreeCrochet user tpmcgoo2 for helping us name this beautiful crochet design!
Crochet HookG/6 or 4 mm hook
Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge16 sc and 18 rows = 4" [10 cm].
Finished SizeApprox 50" [127 cm] wide x 21" [53.5 cm] deep.
Materials List
- Bernat® Cotton-ish™ by Vickie Howell (70 g/2.4 oz; 258 m/282 yds)
- Lemon Twill (85620) 2 balls
- Size 4 mm (U.S. G/6) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge.
- Diagram
Pattern
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Beg at point, ch 12. (See diagram in Materials List).
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1st row: 1 dc in 9th ch from hook. Ch 2. Miss next 2 ch. (1 dc. Ch 4. 1 tr) in last ch. Turn.
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2nd row: Ch 3 (counts as dc). 8 dc in next ch-4 sp. 1 dc in next dc. Ch 2 (center). 1 dc in next dc. 8 dc in next ch-9 sp. 1 dc in 5th ch. Turn.
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3rd row: Ch 4 (counts as dc and ch 1). (1 dc in next dc. Ch 1) 8 times. 1 dc in next dc. Ch 2 (center). 1 dc in next dc. (Ch 1. 1 dc in next dc) 8 times. Ch 1. 1 dc in top of ch 3. Turn.
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4th row: Ch 4 (counts as dc and ch 1). (1 dc in next ch-1 sp. Ch 2) 8 times. Miss next dc and ch-1 sp. (1 dc in next dc. Ch 2) twice. Miss next ch-1 sp and dc. (1 dc in next ch-1 sp. Ch 2) 7 times. 1 dc in last ch-1 sp. Ch 1. 1 dc in 3rd ch of ch 4. Turn.
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5th row: Ch 10 (counts as tr and ch 6). Miss first ch-2 sp. (1 hdc in next ch-2 sp. Ch 6. Miss next ch-2 sp) 4 times. 1 dc in next dc. Ch 2 (center). 1 dc in next dc. (Ch 6. Miss next ch-2 sp. 1 hdc in next ch-2 sp) 4 times. Ch 6. 1 tr in 3rd ch of ch 4. Turn.
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6th row: Ch 3 (counts as dc). 8 dc in first ch-6 sp. (1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. Ch 6) twice. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. 8 dc in next ch-6 sp. 1 dc in next dc. Ch 2 (center). 1 dc in next dc. 8 dc in next ch-6 sp. (1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. Ch 6) twice. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. 8 dc in last ch-6 sp. 1 dc in 4th ch of ch 10. Turn.
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7th row: Ch 4 (counts as dc and ch 1). (1 dc in next dc. Ch 1) 7 times. 1 dc in next dc. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. Ch 6. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. (1 dc in next dc. Ch 1) 8 times. 1 dc in next dc. Ch 2 (center). 1 dc in next dc. (Ch 1. 1 dc in next dc) 8 times. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. Ch 6. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. (1 dc in next dc. Ch 1) 8 times. 1 dc in top of ch 3. Turn.
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8th row: Ch 5 (counts as dc and ch 2). (1 dcfp around next dc. Ch 2) 7 times. 1 dcfp around next dc. Ch 1. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. Ch 1. (1 dcfp around next dc. Ch 2) 8 times. 1 dc in next dc. Ch 2 (center). 1 dc in next dc. (Ch 2. 1 dcfp around next dc) 8 times. Ch 1. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. Ch 1. (1 dcfp around next dc. Ch 2) 8 times. 1 dc in 3rd ch of ch 4. Turn.
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9th row: Ch 10 (count as tr and ch 6). Miss first ch-2 sp. (1 hdc in next ch-2 sp. Ch 6. Miss next ch-2 sp) 4 times. Miss next: (Ch 1. 1 hdc. Ch 1). 1 hdc in next ch-2 sp. (Ch 6. Miss next ch-2 sp. 1 hdc in next ch-2 sp) 3 times. Ch 6. 1 dc in next dc. Ch 2 (center). 1 dc in next dc. (Ch 6. Miss next ch-2 sp. 1 hdc in next ch-2 sp) 4 times. Ch 6. Miss next: (Ch 1. 1 hdc. Ch 1). (1 hdc in next ch-2 sp. Ch 6. Miss next ch-2 sp) 4 times. Ch 6. 1 tr in 3rd ch of ch 5. Turn.
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10th row: Ch 3 (counts as dc). 8 dc in first ch-6 sp. *[(1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. Ch 6) twice. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. 8 dc in next ch-6 sp]. Rep from * once more. 1 dc in next dc. Ch 2 (center). 1 dc in next dc. **[8 dc in next ch-6 sp. (1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. Ch 6) twice. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp]. Rep from ** once more. 8 dc in last ch-6 sp. 1 dc in 3rd ch of ch 10. Turn.
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11th row: Ch 4 (counts as dc and ch 1). *[(1 dc in next dc. Ch 1) 7 times.** 1 dc in next dc. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. Ch 6. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp]. Rep from * once more, then from * to ** once. 1 dc in next dc. Ch 2 (center). 1 dc in next dc. Ch 1. Rep from * to last dc. Ch 1. 1 dc in top of ch 3. Turn.
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12th row: Ch 5 (counts as dc and ch 2). *[(1 dcfp around next dc. Ch 2) 7 times. 1 dcfp around next dc.** Ch 1. 1 hdc in next ch-6 sp. Ch 1]. Rep from * once more, then from * to ** once. (Ch 2. 1 dc in next dc) twice. Ch 2. Rep from * to last dc. Ch 2. 1 dc in 3rd ch of ch 4. Turn.
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13th row: Ch 10 (counts as tr and ch 6). Miss first ch-2 sp. *[(1 hdc in next ch-2 sp. Ch 6. Miss next ch-2 sp) 4 times. Miss next: (Ch 1. 1 hdc. Ch 1). Rep from * twice more]. Ch 6.** 1 dc in next dc. Ch 2 (center). 1 dc in next dc. Ch 6. Rep from * to **. 1 tr in 3rd ch of ch 5. Turn.Â
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Rep rows 10 to 13 for pat, noting rep in [ ] will be repeated 1 more time in subsequent rows, until Shawl measures approx 50" [127 cm] across top straight edge, ending on a 12th row of pat. Fasten off.
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JaneEK
Aug 09, 2018
For once I am very glad that the complete pattern for this project is shown here on AllFreeCrochet because it is NOT on the Yarnspirations site any more. I love the sunny color of the yarn, and the oversized shells look like the suns rays peeking over the horizon. Ill have to Copy and Paste this into a new document, but thats okay.
Zeemer
Nov 13, 2017
This Summer Morning Shawl is so beautiful, the color used is very appropriate for the summer season. The color yellow signifies sunshine and life, perfect as mother's day gift, Christmas or birthday gift to someone special. Yellow is my favorite color, need I say more? Cheers!
princess6860504
Feb 22, 2017
It's so pretty in yellow. In my opinion it looks a little tiny as pictured on the model. I'm afraid it wouldn't be enough to cover up a woman my size, plus-sized. This might be one that I would have to step up on the yarn bulk and the hook size for a little extra coverage. Otherwise, it is lovely!
mamajorongo 581290 8
May 14, 2016
I could see this also in many colors. I would call it "Cover me softly with color"....I have not had time to try this one yet.
ILUV2CROCHET4U
Apr 15, 2016
I've made several of these for friends and daughters ), very cute. I had to make one for myself and I simply adore it, the stitches are very pretty and soft.
itch5us 2319753
Apr 04, 2016
The shawl reminds me of butterfly wings, so the title could be....Like Wings of a Butterfly Shawl.
janetlynn 7224872
Apr 18, 2015
What diagram ? I just copied the pattern to word and spaced out the rows so I could read it....it also says it is Spring Morning shawl and then the pattern says Summer Morning shawl. I hope the pattern matches the picture....this is a bit confusing.
dearfly 8195738
Apr 02, 2015
I just think this shawl is lovely! It looks like Woven Gold and that is what I would name it.
bettyfrancis3 0592 666
Sep 08, 2014
Diagram with pattern is not the correct diagram. The diagram is for NO NAME SHAWL, is there any way to provide the correct diagram?
gondaszilvia 54937 54
May 06, 2014
Big Thanks for the creator for sharing the 'diagram' too I am not from the United States or Britain or Australia with less knowledge of English than necessary so following the written patterns is much too difficult and makes me feel uncertain in really desiring to make the piece I' ve been crocheting for ages with lots of practice and have been reading this newsletter for more than a year for fun because I never found anything with the the sketch diagram which is absolutely common to use in Europe So for the first time I could complete something from this fabulous webpage and tell you having done it from raw white yarn for a holy communion mass with a simple navy blue Jackie K style dress it REALLY looked pretty Thank you so much and please if possible try to draw the diagram when it is possible letting us foreigners…Read More to do it too
Hilar 1476092
May 02, 2014
Hello I Like this pattern very much and a kept on doing it. My question is if it is possible to make it a bigger one and what is the method to do it? Many thanks Ilana
Hilar 1476092
May 08, 2014
Im still waiting for your answer, about continuing the project to get a bigger shwall. I love it and made two more rows according to your explanation. But it is still not enough. Many thanks Ilana
JennyBee1
May 09, 2014
Hi Hilar, Thanks for your message. I might suggest that you try posting your question to our sites Facebook page. It is monitored by the editor and is a great resource for helpful tips and suggestions from our Facebook friends; perhaps they can offer some guidance! Here is the link: http://www.facebook.com/AllFreeCrochet -editors of AllFreeCrochet
ILUV2CROCHET4U
Mar 11, 2015
Hello Hilar, I am working mine D, almost have it t m desired length. All you will need to do is repeat rows 10-13 until your desired length is complete )
pamarkley 9963712
Apr 14, 2014
YIKES! Has ANYONE tried making this let alone naming it? It's single spaced, making it tough to follow. I agree with the comment left by Rhonda Lefty on 6/2/13. It has been a struggle to get through, referring to previous placed stitches to see the pattern. Thankfully the center is referenced so I know I am on the other side. I have been crocheting for 30+ years and this should be rated "beginner" if the pattern was written correctly.
ILUV2CROCHET4U
Mar 11, 2015
Hello, I am working on 2 of these lovely shawls together, one in the yellow twill Bernat and the other in a aqua blue different yarn with a sheen. Both are beautiful. Can't wait to wear them. I love the lace!! So far this is my favorite shawl pattern D
genevieveschardt 9 701667
Apr 04, 2014
How can I print this pattern?
JennyBee1
Apr 07, 2014
HI, Thank you for your message. We suggest that you go to the page and 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. Another option is to highlight exactly what you would like to be printed. Then, select print from your drop-down menu, and change your print range from all to selection. -editors of AllFreeCrochet
helenfritzie 33379 41
Apr 03, 2014
Love the design! Can you keep going with the rows to make it a little bit bigger or longer?
Rhonda Lefty
Jul 02, 2013
It looks pretty in the picture, but I tried the pattern and could not get it to lay right. The shell areas hang away from the chain stitch areas. I am an experienced crocheter (36 years) so I think something is wrong with the pattern.
Audeo
Apr 23, 2018
I totally agree. I, too, am an experienced crocheter and have tried this pattern about 7 - 8 times. There's something wrong as the written pattern does not line up with the chart and it won't lay flat either. All goes well until row 8.
wfhbuckeye 3745144
Jul 01, 2013
Sunday morning shawl I can wear this over my summer dress to church.
retired secretary
May 31, 2013
I think "Sweetheart Shawl" would be a good name for this shawl. The young model has such a sweet, innocent expression on her face; I bet her daddy calls her his "Little Sweetheart". This shawl could be in any color, even a color for those cool fall days and nights.
Countrysunrise
May 30, 2013
Cotton Twill Delight Shawl, because it brings a smile to your face as soon as you see it!!
Countrysunrise
May 30, 2013
I also like "Fan"fare Cotton Shawl. I can't put my finger on the stitch used, but it resembles an open hand-held fan.
patriciasnh 018180 2
May 30, 2013
"Summer Sunrise" because that is what I see when I look at this lovely shawl.
virgokennewick 648 0598
May 29, 2013
"Sunday at the Beach" Waves, shells, fans and rays of sun all appear in the pattern and it reminds me of when I was younger we had to wear a shawl over our shoulders in church ( no bare arms allowed).
virgokennewick 648 0598
May 29, 2013
Lemony Sunshine shawl... It reminds me of sunny days and lemonade, a lite cover up for warm days and cool evenings
pastormarciaurban 7168623
May 29, 2013
I think this should be named the Pot o' Gold Shawl, both because of its color and because it looks so RICH.
Member 17788
May 29, 2013
Since this shawl could be any color, I go with the circle motif. The name Ajla means halo, circle of light, moonlight. I also like Mariko (This one especially), her name means circle child.
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May 29, 2013
Fas Handbag Lace Shawl
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May 29, 2013
Feminine Lace Shawl
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May 29, 2013
Summers Dream Victorian Lace Shawl
auroraraminhos 610 6273
May 28, 2013
I think Radiating Warmth would be a good name because of the 'rays' in the lace pattern which look like the sun
auntjennascreation s 0857073
May 28, 2013
I am going to do this in a pretty off white color, and I would call it Owl Eyes or Peepers
sunshinelucyann
May 28, 2013
Thinking outside of Sunshine's box how about Pretty as a Peacock and that way it can be done in any color including varigated
wstwnd2003 6441531
May 28, 2013
I think we should think outside the sunshine box. Crochet this in a varigated brown and call it "Owl Eyes".
shezoo 7247407
May 28, 2013
"Dandelion Dream" because of the beautiful golden yellow. I picture wearing this while drinking my AM coffee on the deck.
iservehim2000 3896 784
May 28, 2013
Summer Breeze-it looks as cool and refreshing as a summer breeze
sagearwen
May 28, 2013
Amarillo Lacey Shell. This name describes the shawl that is shown but even if a person was to chose a different color the name could still apply for a woman would want to wear a beautiful lacey shell shawl such as this in Amarillo, Texas especially in the spring or on a summer evening.
stracey65 3218649
May 28, 2013
Golden Phoenix, because the spine of the shawl looks like a phoenix, and the rest of the shells resemble the phoenix wings.
acatel 4142428
May 28, 2013
This shawln looks very pretty and soft. I would call it "Sweet sunrise".
marquezadelaida33 0795076
May 28, 2013
May 28, 2013br When I saw this shawl, it came to me, "Sunshine Swirl Shawl" (tongue twister huh, huh)
trachtmj 9414615
May 28, 2013
I would do it in a blue/white combo and call it "Ocean Waves Shawl"
stylerpro 2805426
May 28, 2013
Very pretty. I think a good name would be Summer Sunshine Shawl
jocy10
May 28, 2013
I saw the shawl on facebook and thought of "Lemon Fresh" and when I got on All Free Crochet, I noticed the color name in the pattern. LOL But I do love "Lemon Fresh". To me it suits it.
Hooklinescissors 3 241843
May 28, 2013
Sunrise Shawl. or Summer Sunrise Shawl. Looks like a bunch of little sunshines on the horizon to me. (:
CurlyCrafter
May 28, 2013
Gold Doubloons Shawl (the big circles/holes make me think of coins)...
Artemis 1953
May 28, 2013
Lion's Paw Shawl (after the rare Lion's Paw seashell found on southwest Florida's Captiva Island)
jojosjam 3673862
May 28, 2013
Hi, I think it should be called WISPY It looks very delicate. WISP OF SPRING. You could wear it on these Spring nights while on your walk. That is what I think. It is very pretty. Thanks Jo
lindalou50 0353689
May 28, 2013
Summer shawl is my thought ,this is very elegant would be perfect for Weddings in the summertime.
pinkink 4342989
May 28, 2013
"Ocean Waves Shawl" When I first saw this shawl it reminded me of waves gently rolling onto the shore. Of course the color didn't but the design reminded me of waves. Can not wait to make this shawl.
gr33n39 3438326
May 28, 2013
When studying the pattern diagram I could see shells, pineapples, butterflies and more. To capture the beauty of the hidden images and open work, you could try Delicate Illusions.
idealnancy
May 28, 2013
I would call it spring sunrise. it's brightly color with big open space
janbike42orsingles 1030358
May 28, 2013
This is a very nice and easy shawl. I wold call it "Lacey Cluster Shawl"
dpierce2007 700942 6
May 28, 2013
Illusion wrap. Sometimes it looks like fans, sometimes like butterflies and there is just an illusion of what is underneath.
Heavenly Crochet
May 28, 2013
"SunriseSunset Shawl". Imagine alone in your thoughts during a perfect summer sunrise and/or taking a walk with your loved one viewing a perfect summer sunset
shyamanivas 987993 5
May 28, 2013
MANGO DELICACY is what I'd like to call this delicate shawl. It is light, summery and looks awesome.
iodine 1766262
May 28, 2013
This is very pretty! I would call it "Fannie". The pattern reminds me of fans like they would use years ago. These would be nice done up in different colors for bridesmaids to wear for a wedding...
ChrisPack
May 28, 2013
This is lovely! It looks more like a sunny day shawle than a warm one.. say when the afternoon breeze starts? I would name it Sunshine Breeze
tiger94010 7008497
May 27, 2013
"Sunflower lace" might be a nice name for this summery light shawl.
jacaranda
May 27, 2013
" Amber Lace Shawl ". I was wondering: wouldnt it be possible to also provide a graphic for this beautiful shawl? I find graphics so much easier to follow. Thanks in advance...
nwfldeaconswife 35 25472
May 27, 2013
Cualtzin ("Beautiful" in Nahuatl, one of the Aztec dialects)
pocahantas
May 27, 2013
Fandango Fling shawl or just Fandango! It remind D's me of little paper fans.
jrwwood 4944627
May 27, 2013
I think this is beautiful!! I would call it Sunshine on my shoulders shawl.
widget5b 5556557
May 27, 2013
sunshine because the pattern looks like the sun giving off rays, being in yellow also makes it look that way. Looking forward to making it.
babykellsca 012631 5
May 27, 2013
"fanning breeze" wrap for all the little "fans" and the "holes " for the breeze
wwallis 0019037
May 27, 2013
I know I cannot enter the competition being in South Africa....but I think this shawl should be called Wrapped in Sunshine! ;)
mrodes 7672263
May 27, 2013
waves of comfort. Would make anyone feel the comfort wearing this shawl
trenbath 0192391
May 27, 2013
A ray of sunshine. It is a beautiful shaw, perfect for summer and warm weather. I rate it a 10.
clouds71465 158860 9
May 27, 2013
Love this pattern. I would call this pattern: Burst of Sunshine.
Dragonfly Lady
May 27, 2013
Sunny Morning Shawl as it looks perfect for when I have to go out early on a cool morning when I know it will be a warm day so am wearing light summer clothes.
karinmackk
May 27, 2013
The colour reminds me of daffodils in spring so that's what I would call it. The "daffodils in spring shawl"
danalorz
May 27, 2013
I think the lace looks like little angels, so I would call this "The Angel's Prayers Shawl"
natto
May 27, 2013
I would call this shawl Dancing Ladies because it causes me to think of Ladies with big skirts dancing. I love crocheting shawls and this one is a beauty.
Missshiznit
May 27, 2013
I love this shawl. I think it should be named summertime lemonade. It makes me think of a cold glass of sweet lemonade.
qslpls 3389395
May 27, 2013
Well who said you have to use yellow yarn? Looking at the diagram and the shape, it looks as if it is in the praise mode....arms outstretched...so I say Praise Shawl or Angel Wings....any color will do.
toneal79 8693087
May 27, 2013
I immediately thought about an afternoon walk on the beach. "Sunset Beach Shawl"
alpacasuzie
May 27, 2013
"Moonlight Stroll Shawl" to wear on those romantic moonlit cool nights.
mabear126
May 27, 2013
I see others have thoughts along my lines also. When I looked at the shawl I immediately thought "Sunshine Shawl"
karenaz4 7005067
May 27, 2013
I would name this shawl - Sun Shells. The open work give is a summery look and the shells look like rays of the sun. The yellow yarn adds to the look of summer sun and sea shells.
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