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Everyone needs a favourite crochet shawl pattern and I’m guessing that this could be it. This isn’t just any wrap though, it’s a fun c2c crochet shawl pattern that is so easy!
Made with the effortlessly gentle Scheepjes Alpaca Rhythm in lace weight and using a twist on the corner to corner method, you’ll have one knocked up in no time!
If you’re anything like me then you’ll have a huge collection of crochet shawls and wraps in the cupboard already but one more can’t hurt, right? This one is the perfect addition to for when it starts to get cool and you need to start layering.
You can carry on reading to find the free pattern here in this blogpost or purchase an ad-free, printable PDF version of the c2c crochet shawl pattern in my stores to download and print.
The Shawl
This shawl is a take on the ever popular corner to corner (c2c) crochet technique and it’s so simple to make this soft lace-look with only a few stitches.
The most important part of c2c is to know what to do when you turn in order to make the new extra ‘square’, the rest is a doddle!
If you love shawls then you might also love these patterns:
- Willow Shawl (beginner friendly triangle shawl pattern)
- Vintage Shawl (lacy but not frumpy shawl!)
- Evelyn Lace Wrap (you can transform this to become a shawl with sleeves!)
- Richmond Shawl (a fun boomerang crochet shawl pattern)
The Yarn
I chose to use Scheepjes Alpaca Rhythm for the shawl and it gives it the most glorious drape!
It’s a lace weight yarn and at 200m/25g it goes a long way, I only used 3 balls for the entire shawl.
I used the shade Robotic (654) but there are so many to choose from to make it perfect for you and your style. Click on the link below to shop for your yarn:
Materials
Along with the yarn you will also need:
A 5mm/H crochet hook
Needle
Scissors
Finished Size
The finished shawl measures 82cm by 175cm at widest points
Tension
18 tr and 6 rows = 10cm by 10cm but is not essential for this project
Glossary/Abbreviations: Standard UK terms (Standard US terms)
ch(s) – chain(s)
sk – skip
RS – right side
WS – wrong side
rep – repeat
st(s) – stitches
ss – slip stitch
dc – double crochet (sc – single crochet)
tr – treble (dc – double crochet)
The Pattern
Standard US terms
Foundation chain: using Robotic ch6
Row 1: (Right Side): dc in 4th ch from hook, ch1, skip 1, dc in next ch; turn
Row 2: Ch 6, dc in 4th ch from hook, ch1, skip 1, dc in next ch, (slip st, ch 3, dc, ch1, dc) all in ch-3 space of previous row; turn
Row 3: ch 6, tr in 4th ch from hook, ch1, skip 1, tr in next ch, [(slip st, ch 3, tr,ch1,tr) all in next ch-3 space of previous row] twice; turn
Row 4: ch 6, dc in 4th ch from hook, ch1, skip 1, dc in next ch, [(slip st, ch 3, dc,ch1,dc) all in next ch-3 space of previous row] three times; turn
Each row increases by 1 block by repeating [(slip st, ch 3, dc,ch1,dc) all in next ch-3 space of previous row] once more each row.
Rows 5- 58: continue to increase as described above
Border:
At the end of Row 58, rotate shawl to work along the two short sides,
Row 1: *ch3, skip side of dc, ss in next ch, ch3, skip ch, ss in next ch, rep from * along both sides; turn
Row 2: *ch5, skip ch, ss in next, ch3, ss in next, rep from * along, ending back at the end of Row 58 where you started the border.
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If you are ready for more corner to corner crochet projects to get your hooks into then here are a few of my others you might enjoy!
Free Cocoon Cardigan Crochet Pattern
Constructed from a simple lace corner to corner square, this flattering crochet cocoon cardigan pattern is a breeze to make and effortless wear.
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