Warm & Stylish Crochet Triangular Lace Shawl Pattern For Beginners Step By Step

Imagine wrapping yourself in a whisper of softness with a touch of elegance - that's exactly what making the Crochet Triangular Lace Shawl feels like. This project is a delightful blend of simplicity and beauty, perfect for anyone looking to add a custom touch to their wardrobe or gift someone a piece made with love.

Crochet Triangular Lace Shawl

Materials Needed:

Yarn: Yarn Art Flowers Moonlight, or any 1000 m cake yarn.
For a bigger shawl, more yarn may be required as described using two cakes of "It's a Wrap Rainbow" totaling 1140 m.
Hook: 4 mm crochet hook
Other: Scissors, wool needle, measuring tape, 3 stitch markers, a small book or card for making tassels

Instructions:

Tassels Making:

Remove yarn's ball band and cut two strips of yarn, each piece the length of a ruler (about 30 cm or 12 inches).
Use a small book or card to wrap yarn around it 40 times.
Gently slide the yarn off, tie one of the cut strips tightly near the top to secure, and cut through the loops at the opposite end to create a tassel.
Repeat the wrapping, tying, and cutting process to make a total of 3 tassels.

Shawl:

Starting:

Decide whether to start from the inside or outside of the cake based on color preference.
Make a slip knot to begin.

Row 1:

Chain (ch) 4 (counts as the first double crochet (dc) and ch-1 space).
In the first ch from the hook, work a V-stitch ([dc, ch 1, dc]), then ch 2 (acts as the spine), work another V-stitch in the same chain, ch 1.
Finish with a dc in the same stitch.

Row 2:

Ch 1, turn, dc in the first stitch.
Ch 1, then work a V-stitch in the next ch-1 space from the previous row.
In the spine (ch-2 space), work [V-stitch, ch 2, V-stitch], ch 1.
In the next ch-1 space, work another V-stitch, ch 1, and end with a dc in the last stitch of the row.

Repeat Pattern:

The pattern from Row 2 is essentially what you'll repeat for each subsequent row. Always start with a ch 1 and dc into the first stitch.
Work a V-stitch in each ch-1 space leading up to the spine.
In the spine, always work [V-stitch, ch 2, V-stitch].
Continue V-stitches in each ch-1 space on the other side symmetrically, finishing the row with a ch 1 and a dc in the last stitch.
Increase the number of rows until you've reached your desired size or until you run out of yarn, ensuring you've reserved enough yarn for the tassels if not made initially.