Crochet shawl patterns make great statement pieces for any outfit, and they’re so easy to make! You can use a crochet shawl to dress up or dress down any outfit – add a light and lacy piece to your summer outfit to protect against breeze nights and work one up in super bulky yarn for a warm and huggable wrap to keep you warmer in the winter. Crochet shawls can even be worn as scarves with a jacket or a coat, they’re so versatile!
From beginner-level to expert designs, you’ll be able to find the perfect shawl pattern to fit your skills. Take a look around our designs and find your next favorite pattern – you’ll find so many different styles to try out! From circular shawls to triangle ones, we have the best selection to choose from.
By Karen Whooley,,,, from the April 2015 issue
This vibrant hyacinth shawl boasts a flirty ruffled edge. Comprised of shells and picots, among other more common stitches, this elegant shawl is the ultimate feminine accessory.
View ProjectBy Carrie Carpenter,,,, from the That's a Wrap Crochet Collection issue
Drift into effortless elegance with the Ocean Waves Wrap, a light and breezy rectangular accessory inspired by the calming rhythm of the sea. Featuring an airy openwork design, this wrap is the perfect layering piece for spring and summer. Whether draped over your shoulders during a chilly evening stroll or wrapped around your neck for a touch of style, the Ocean Waves Wrap is as versatile as it is beautiful.
Worked up in a tropical, serene blue, the wrap’s delicate waving edges mimic the gentle ebb and flow of ocean waves, creating a design that’s both eye-catching and soothing. Despite its intricate appearance, this pattern is simple to follow, making it accessible to crocheters of various skill levels. The best part? You can make at least two wraps from a single skein of yarn, making this project budget-friendly and ideal for gifting.
View ProjectBy Ryan Hollist,,,, from the The Signature Spring Shawl Collection issue
This delicate Raindrop Lace Shawl is made from a beautiful watery-blue yarn spun from silk, to achieve a “liquid” drape, and seacell fibers, which comes from ocean grown kelp. Plus, make sure you check out the stunning Wheel of Fire shawl featured in February 2015.
View ProjectBy Tamara Kelly,,,, from the February 2015 issue
A fun repeating V-stitch pattern keeps this shawl interesting, and the long vertical lines make it flattering to wear!
View ProjectBy Ryan Hollist,,,, from the February 2015 issue
The first in our Elemental Shawl Series, the Wheel of Fire Shawl, is made from a bold, fiery red yarn spun mostly from alpaca wool, one of the warmest fibers available. Made in a bright and fiery red, this intricate shawl is a surefire way to heat up this winter.
View ProjectBy Mary Beth Temple,,,, from the That's a Wrap Crochet Collection issue
Imagine watching the sun set with this geometric shawl that’s perfect beginners wrapped around your shoulders. Have the summer of your dreams working on this easy project that only requires one stitch!
View ProjectBy Anastacia Zittel,,,, from the Crochet Through the Seasons issue
This light and airy, half-circle shawl is born to show off your yarn. Its unique size allows it to stay put on your shoulders, giving you a number of ways to wear it. Dress up your summer with this classic pattern.
View ProjectBy Beth Major,,,, from the Love Always: Crochet Couture for the Perfect Wedding Day issue
Elegant and wispy, the Sweet Charlotte Shawl was inspired by the delicate, intricate and lacy look of spiderwebs. Accent any formal outfit at any time of year with this beautiful, light and airy wrap.
View ProjectBy Marie Segares,,,, from the December 2014 issue
The last installment in our Seasonal Shawl Series, this winter shawl is best made from a chunky, insulating fiber so you can wear it in cold weather. The shawl doubles as a cuddly scarf when wrapped around the neck.
View ProjectBy Pauline Fitzpatrick,,,, from the Shades of Winter Crochet Collection issue
Wrap yourself in a cozy shawl that emulates the colors of a fresh cappuccino. Dress it up or down depending on the occasion.
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