You will love this simple, yet beautiful pattern for a Lacy Shawl with a Scalloped Edge. Scroll down for the video tutorial and the written pattern for the crochet lacy shawl FREE PATTERN.
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VIDEO TUTORIAL CROCHET LACY SHAWL
One Size
You can customize this extra long rectangular shawl to make it shorter. Using a multiple of 8 plus 12, subtract 8 chains as many times as necessary to reach your desired length, then add 12 chains at the end of your count.
You may use any #2 yarn in any color scheme. Ombre yarn would work well.
Be sure to watch the video tutorial above for clarity on any of the written pattern.
You may use your own color scheme. If you choose to use different colors as I did here, you will cut off the first color at the end of the applicable row and attach the new color leaving a 5 inch tail to weave in.
You may substitute the #2 yarn with a #3 which may result in a slightly larger finished garment.
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Materials:
Yarn Used: Yarn Bee Yarntopia / #2 weight
Color Ivory / 2 ounces / 156 yards
Color Rose / 1.75 ounces / 120 yards
Color Heather / 6 ounces / 468 yards
Crochet Hook G / 4.25 mm Note: may substitute with a 4mm hook
Scissors
Dimensions: 21 inch width; 84 inch length
Abbreviations:
Ch = chain
Rpt = repeat
Sc = single crochet
Sk = skip
Sl st = slip stitch
Sp = space
St = stitch
Tr = triple crochet
NOTE: Photos are shown above corresponding rows.
Foundation Chain (determines length of 84 inches; subtract ch’s in multiples of 8 to shorten)
Ch 332
Note: Please do not be intimidated by the long foundation chain. We will be skipping quite a lot of ch’s in Row 1! We are not working into 332 ch’s.)
Row 1: 5 Tr in 8th ch from hook; *sk 3 ch’s; 1 Tr in the next ch; sk 3 ch’s; 5 Tr in next ch*; Rpt from * to * to the last 4 ch’s. Sk 3 ch’s; Tr in the turning ch. Ch 4. Turn
Row 2: Work 2 Tr in st below the turning ch. *Work 1 Tr into the top of the center post of the 5 Tr cluster. Work 5 Tr into the top of the single Tr post*. Rpt from * to * to the end of your row. Enter 3 Tr into the turning ch. Ch 4. Turn
Row 3: *Work 5 Tr into the single post. Work 1 Tr into the top of the center post of the 5 Tr cluster*. Rpt from * to * to the end of the row, working the last cluster of 5 Tr’s; enter 1 Tr into the turning ch. Ch 4. Turn
Row 4 – 31: Rpt Rows 2 and 3. Tie off yarn at end of the last row.
Weave in tails prior to working the scalloped edges.
SCALLOPED EDGES
Row 1: With wrong side of short edge facing you, attach yarn with a ch. Sc in the same sp. Sc in approximately ea st across the edge. You may enter 2 sc’s in the larger sp’s. Use your discretion with the placement of the sc’s to work as evenly as possible across the row. Ch 3. Turn
Row 2: Sk 1st 2 st’s. *Work 4 Tr in the next ch; ch 1; sk 2 st’s; sc in the next st; ch 1; sk 2 st’s*. Rpt from * to * to end of row.
Note: Depending on the number of sc’s worked into Row 1 of the edging, you might not end evenly at the end of Row 2. Use your discretion to skip st’s toward the end to fit in the last cluster, or end with 1 Tr in the last st. Ending evenly is not crucial to the design.
Tie off yarn.
Repeat on the opposite side.
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