Vintage Lace Popcorn Shawl

Channel your favorite classic movie star with this Vintage Lace Popcorn Shawl. Inspired by the timeless looks of old Hollywood glamour, this particular piece is an easy crochet pattern to work up with lovely lace yarn. This particular item is made using the popcorn stitch and can be worn either as a crocheted shawl or a wide, textured scarf. Heads will definitely turn when you wear this breathtaking crocheted scarf. It's the ideal accessory for the spring and summer months.

Easy

Crochet HookF/5 or 3.75 mm hook

Yarn Weight(2) Fine (23-26 stitches to 4 inches)

Crochet Gauge17 dc and 9 rows = 4 ins [10 cm]

Finished SizeApprox 8 x 60 ins [20.5 x 152.5 cm].

Materials List

Patons® Lace (85 g /3 oz; 455 m/498 yds) 33008 (Vintage) 1 ball
Size 3.75 mm (U.S. F or 5) crochet hook or size needed to obtain tension.

Pattern

Ch 50. (See Chart below - click to enlarge).
1st row: (WS). 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook. *Ch 1. Miss next 3 ch. [(1 dc. Ch 1) twice. 1 dc] all in next ch. Ch 1. Miss next 3 ch. 1 sc in next ch. Rep from * to end of ch. Turn.
2nd row: Ch 6 (counts as dc and ch 3). Miss next dc. 1 sc in next dc. *Ch 3. 4 dc in next sc. Drop loop from hook, insert hook in first dc of 4 dc group and pull dropped loop through. Ch 1 – Popcorn made. Ch 3. Miss next dc. 1 sc in next dc. Rep from * across, ending with 1 dc in last sc. Turn.
3rd row: Ch 1. 1 sc in first dc. *Ch 1. [(1 dc. Ch 1) twice. 1 dc] all in next sc. Ch 1.** 1 sc in top of next Popcorn. Rep from * 4 times more, then from * to ** once. 1 sc in 3rd ch of ch 6. Turn.
Rep last 2 rows for pat until Scarf measures approx 60 ins [152.5 cm], ending on a 3rd row. Fasten off.
Edging: With RS facing, join yarn with sl st to bottom right corner. Ch 1. Work 1 row of sc evenly along side edge. Fasten off. Rep for other side.

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Hippie Chick

Dec 11, 2017

I think that it is a bonus when I find a pattern that also includes a stitch diagram. This pattern does have one. It must be a sign for me that I need to make this pretty shawl. I have been looking for a light-weight accessory item to wear to chilly restaurants and this must be the one. What color would be a good neutral color but still have a tropical look?

Daughter of Light

Nov 28, 2017

Thank you for this pattern for a spring/summer weight shawl/scarf! We live in a warmer part of the states and can't easily take advantage of the heavier yarns except for two and maybe three months of the year. When you spend the time creating you like to be able to show your creations off a bit! This one will allow me to do just that!

Zeemer

Sep 17, 2017

This is another very challenging crochet project to make. Well maybe for crocheters who already know how to do the popcorn stitch, this will just be easy peasy activity. This Vintage Lace Popcorn Shawl is very versatile as it can both serve as a shawl and a scarf. This can be done in another color of your choice and this is perfect as Mother's Day gift or birthday gift to mom. Cheers!

princess6860504

Sep 09, 2017

I never made my popcorn stitch the way it is described in this pattern! What an easy and fun way to make one. Instead of making your double crochets and not finishing each one (you leave the last loop of each on your hook), you complete ALL your double crochets in the space and then take your hook OUT of the loop and insert your hook into the first double crochet of the group. You then take the loop you previously abandoned and hook it through. It creates a nice popcorn! It's fun!

pwn

May 15, 2017

I am making it now. It is very pretty. I'm a fairly new crocheted. For edging, which is considered the side? The long or short part? Thanks.

Hippie Chick

Apr 10, 2017

Such a beautiful piece. So classic and so femine. Very simple instructions. Short and concise. I thought at first glance that some were missing but see that it is complete. Love the vintage look and the antique color of the yarn the designer used. This would look perfect matched with a pearl necklace and a vintage dress.

andrealuxton 00859 53

Dec 21, 2016

I haven't made this yet but I cant wait to do so! So many patterns, so little time! When I look at the picture I cant help visualizing Greta Garbo or Grace Kelly in the shawl. The texture of the stitch is simply perfect too because the uniformity and the 3-D look just give the shawl a little something extra.

flyballmad 8594889

Dec 20, 2016

Is this an American pattern or English, please

Cheryl Y

Jul 18, 2016

I love the look of this Vintage Lace Popcorn Shawl. The pattern is well written and with the chart it looks easy enough to make. I like the texture the popcorn stitch give and the yarn is just beautiful. I can't wait to make this one and have it on my to do list along with many more. This is one my daughters will want to steel.. Thank you so much for this free crochet pattern.

cutiepi1023 486192 8

Apr 17, 2015

Is this supposed to be blocked or have some other modifications afterward? Mine is not looking near as crisp as the one in the photo... this Paton's Lace yarn has a good bit of mohair in it and it is quite fuzzy. Not quite what I was expecting from the picture. Nice pattern though, I might try it again with a different yarn.

hpigeau404 8850704

Apr 07, 2014

Why don't you have it so we can print the pattern out.

JennyBee1

Apr 09, 2014

Hi hpigeau404 8850704, We just added a "print" button for this pattern. Thanks! -editors of AllFreeCrochet

Nibit2U

Apr 02, 2014

Made this in two nights! A breeze after I followed teamjbar's advice on the dc5tog-made it in aran-just beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

teamjbar 0961090

Feb 10, 2014

This pattern is maybe the loveliest I've seen on this site. I'm starting it now. After doing a couple popcorns, I decided to revise the popcorn technique to be more fluid...don't like taking the hook out to make them, and I actually split my yarn on the first one. dc5tog looks even cleaner andfor meis less awkward. Thank you for the beautiful pattern. I'm hoping to wear my shawl for my Valentine.

Iolite

Apr 13, 2014

You are no longer doing a popcorn stitch your way. It is a 5 dc cluster that you are making. However, if that is what works for you so be it. They are very similar. Good luck. May you have much success with your method.