Summer Shawl
This Summer Shawl is light enough to keep you cool while covering your shoulders and making you look chic. Try making this simple crochet pattern today. It's a great addition to any woman's summer wardrobe. This crocheted shawl is made using a size K crochet hook and any color worsted weight yarn of your choice. This crocheted wearable is versatile enough to take you from the office to dinner downtown.
Crochet HookK/10.5 or 6.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
MATERIALS:
- Crochet hook: US size K/10.5 (6.5mm); tapestry needle (tn)
- Caron International’s Feathers (65% acrylic / 35% nylon; 1.75oz / 50g, 70yd / 64m): 8 skeins #0009 Sandpiper
GAUGE
In pattern st, 5 [dc, ch 1] and 5 rows = 4"/10 cm
Pattern stitch is very flexible; Gauge is not crucial for this project.
STITCHES USED
Chain (ch)
Double crochet (dc)
Single crochet (sc)
Triple crochet (tr)
Slip stitch (sl st)
SHAWL
Ch 4; join with a sl st to first ch to form a ring.
Row 1: Ch 4 (counts as tr), work 2 dc, 1 tr in ring, turn—4 sts.
Row 2: Ch 4 (counts as tr, ch 1), work [1 dc in space between sts, ch 1] twice, work [dc, ch 1, tr] in turning ch (inc), turn—5 sts/4 ch-1 spaces.
Row 3: Ch 4 (counts as tr ch-1), [dc, ch 1, dc] in first ch-1 space (inc), ch 1, * dc in next ch-1 space, ch 1; repeat from * to turning ch, work [dc, ch 1, tr] in turning ch (inc), turn—7 sts/6 ch-1 spaces.
Repeat Row 3, increasing 2 sts each row until there are 83 sts/82 ch-1 spaces; do not break yarn, turn.
SHELL EDGING
Continuing along upper edge, ch 1, work 1 sc in first ch-1 space, * 3 dc in next ch-1 space, sc in next ch-1 space; repeat from * to turning ch, end 1 sc in turning ch; do NOT break yarn, do NOT turn.
FRINGE
Ch 15, sc in same space as last sc (turning ch); continuing along side edge, * ch 15, sc in next space; repeat from * around, working [ch 15, sc in beginning ring] twice to turn the corner; join with a sl st to first sc of Shell edging.
Fasten off.
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Daughter of Light
Sep 01, 2017
What a beautiful shawl pattern! I've never made a triangle shawl before so this looks like a good one to try. It's so delicate it looks very elegant! I'm not sure if I'll use the fringe. It seems to take the formalness down a notch for me. The white is really pretty. I wonder if there's a white with a silver thread in it I could use...guess I'll have to go look. Thanks for the pattern!
Morehouse17
Aug 31, 2017
Timeless. This particular shawl makes me think about the ones my Grandmother would wear to church. I loved to sit next to her and her soft shawl would become my pillow later on during the service. I am considering this one for the sake of memories.
Delphine Bryant
Apr 13, 2017
This summer shawl is simple yet timeless. I think what gives this particular shawl such appeal is the edging applied. The shell stitch took it from plain to extraordinary. This elegant shawl can be crocheted with the basic crochet stitches in little time.
Cheryl Y
Apr 09, 2017
I love the look of this Summer Shawl! After reading the written pattern right here on this page it sound so easy to make. It is done like the corner to corner blanket but making only half of one. I love the trim of this and the airiness of this is just right for a evening out. So beautiful, I can see it being done in a shimmery yarn color. I'll have to go look for a beautiful yarn and make this one to add to my accessories. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful crochet pattern.
colleengarner 9970 904
Jan 09, 2016
for the start of row 2, where it says chain 4, counts as a tr, then do I add another chain 1 to that chain 4 before going to the next stitch, and when it says "inc" is that increasing it with 1 chain stitch or is that increasing it with a set of stitches "dc, ch1, tr", together , is there a video of this to look at
scooppc11 8344929
Jun 07, 2014
I tend to look at patterns online and try to find ways to alter them to fit my needs if I like the basic shape of it. In this case, I altered the color (used Red Heart in color Mosaic), didn't put on the fringe (was starting to run low on the yarn, and didn't want to buy more of it), and added a button so that I could keep it on me and not fuss with it. It came out great, and now I want to make another one in Patriotic colors.
Valeriefox 8780387
Apr 03, 2014
Row 2 says ch 4 (counts as tr, ch1)'work [1dc in space between sts, ch 1] What is the ch 4 attach to? Does it just right into the dc? next 1dc in space between sts, ch 1, what space between sts? I am a beginner please explain in simple language .
bertkoenig 5812140
Mar 29, 2014
Caron International Feathers yarn has been discontinued. Do you have a suggestion for something comparable? Thanks
jrstrole 5228988
Mar 15, 2014
Where do you find Caron International Feathers yarn? What would be comparable to that one?
alicat1957 0822881
Apr 12, 2013
Actually, the half of the ring that is not worked becomes the bottom point of the shawl. You make the ring and then start Row 1 into the ring. Row 1 only fills half of the cirlce. Row 1 will be at the top of the circle and a few chains will be at the bottom of the circle. The bottom of the circle becomes the bottom point of the shawl. At the end of row 1 you chain 4 and then turn. So now, you are no longer working in the round, you are going to start working rows on top of row 1. It really is a very easy pattern and works up quickly. I hope this helps.
peggys38 6865880
Jul 25, 2013
i do not understand row 2 "work [1dc in space between sts, ch1]......where is the space between sts? could you help?
Kelcey
Apr 03, 2013
Actually, since it seems to be starting at the bottom point of the shawl, it could be started with a ring. Just because it's a ring doesn't mean it has to be worked in rounds. Just instead of going around the ring work the first row IN the ring, then turn and work the rest of the rows as if you had started with a chain.
Sherrie625 8304972
Apr 03, 2013
I think they used the wrong photo. There is no ring on this photo. If there was we would be working in the round I really liked this shawl, need a quick, easy one to wear to a wedding next week
gciesiensky 784992 5
Feb 20, 2013
i figured it out you start and end with 1dc-ch1-1tr and the middle is all dc does that make sense. every row is adding 2 dc.
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