Pink Lacy Triangular Shawl

This pretty pastel scarf is perfect for spring, with the delicate lace design. 
I used about one and a half skeins of Simply Soft in Soft Pink with a J hook. 
Ch 5, dc in 1st ch (this forms a "point") 
Row 1: ch3, turn, dc, ch1, dc in the point.
Row 2: ch3, turn, (dc, ch1, dc) in ch1 sp, ch1, (dc, ch1, dc) in next ch1 sp
Row 3: ch3, turn, (dc, ch1, dc) in ch 1 sp, *ch1, dc in next ch1 sp; rep from * to end to last ch1 sp, (dc, ch1, dc) in last ch1 sp

Rep row 3 until desired size. 
Without cutting the yarn, work the edging along the 2 sides of the shawl. 

Row 1: ch1, turn, sc along edges. (3 sts per dc, and 9sc in the beginning point)
Row 2: ch5, turn, sc in 3rd sc, *ch 5, sk 2 sc, sc in next sc; rep from * across to point, (only sk 1 sc, ch5, sc in next sc) three times, then continue with * to end across to end of row
Row 3: ch5, turn, sc in 1st ch5 sp, *ch 1, (dc, ch1) 6 times in next ch5 loop, sc in next ch5 loop, ch5, sc in next ch5 loop; rep from * to end until end of row
Row 4: ch1, turn, sc in 1st ch 5 loop, *ch2, (dc, ch2) in each of the 6 dc from previous row, sc in ch5 loop; rep from * to end until end of row
Row 5: ch1, turn, sc in 1st ch2 sp, *(sc, ch 3 sc ) in each of the 5 ch2 sps, sc in each of next 2 ch2 sps; rep from * to end of row 

Fasten off, and weave in any remaining ends. 
You may have to mess around with the edging, depending on how many rows you have. Just do whatever looks right at the point!
The ruffled edging adds about 3" to the sides of the scarf. Total, the shawl is about 30" from the top to the bottom point, and 65" along the top edge. 
I hope you enjoy this pattern!
Xoxo, Alyssa 

Comments

  1. So beautiful and soft. Ver feminine. I'm looking forward to making this. Thank you for the pattern.

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  2. This is just lovely thankyou for you kindness for posting your free patterns this is next on my list :)

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  3. This is a beautyful lovely shawl. Thankyou for the free pattern. But is there a tutorial video ? :)

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    1. Thanks! I don't make videos, so no tutorial.

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  4. Thank you for this lovely pattern for spring and summer. I like the pink, but I may make another in all white. Love the edging.

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  5. Thank you for posting your free crochet patterns I love them and enjoy doing them when im working. Im a certified in home health care aid and helps keep me busy. Im going to do this one for my daughter and its the color that is her favorite. I do hope she wears and appreciates it when im done. again thanks for your post and the time you spend making these for us to be able to make your lovely cloths, I would love to see more dog sweaters though in small med and large as I have three dogs and they like wearing them in the cold wet winters. If you have any would love to see them. Do you ever have videos where you can follow them as you make them sometimes Im better at visual than reading as Im going blind and have to have my computer set up so high at 120% makes difficult to read and crochet at the same time??

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    1. I'm glad you enjoy my patterns! I don't have any dogs, so no dog sweaters. I also don't make video tutorials, sorry.

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  6. Is there a way to print this or download it?

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    1. You should be able to print it by right clicking on this page and then choosing the option to print. You can also select the pages you want so that you don't have to print pages of comments. I don't have a PDF or any other way to download it.

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  7. Is this scarf or a full shawl? Love the color.

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    1. I would almost call this a full shawl because it's pretty big.

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  8. I have several skeins of a soft creamy ivory yarn with sequins scattered throughout. I keep one skein near me no matter what I am working on (mostly afghans). When I came across your pattern, my yarn shouted Me! Me! Me! How could I ignore such a determined yarn plus it will be a lovely change from larger projects. Thank you.

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    1. Glad you found the project for that yarn! I'm sure it will end up beautiful!

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  9. I find these directions very confusing and I crochet all the time. Thanks for sharing because its beautiful. I'm going to have another person take a look at this and see if it is me alone not getting this. I can't get past the beginning. You dbl cr and that is the "point" but it isn't clear where you are going when you say turn. Then you say crochet into point. Is that crocheting in the center of the hole created? Are all the stitches not cr in the stitch but around it?

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  10. I was confused also. It took me a few attempts to figure it out. The first dc creates the loop. Row 1 is done in the loop. You now have 2 dcs, where the ch 3 is considered a dc. Now R2 makes sense, where you can (dc, ch1, dc), in the 2 spaces. R3 begins the pattern of the increasing (dc, ch1, dc) at the beginning and end of each row in the space created by the ch3 in the previous row. The stiches dc, c1 are done in each space of the previous row between the increases. R3 is correctly written. Hope this helps.

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    1. Yes. I think the pattern should read: end with ch1 and V stitch into the turning chain. This will put an increase on EACH end. Love the simple pattern, as I teach a beginning class and was looking for a lovely summer shawl. Thanks!

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    2. Well, I thought it was an easy pattern to follow. I thought it perfect for beginners. I guess I think like the author does or give direction like she does. Starting mine tomorrow in a pretty summery varrigated.

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  11. I'm almost finished mine, on the third row of the edging now, same colour as the pictures. It looks fantastic and I can't wait to finish and wear it. So easy too, thanks so much!

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  12. Ohhh thank you, finally finished mine, yay! I had a few difficulties and was super worried I didn't have enough yarn, but luckily I did just the maximum amount of rows! This is my biggest project, and a little late for Christmas now, but I'm sure my grandma will love it! I will make another for my aunt too. ^-^
    Here it is!:
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/rpe3yegav903br4/2017-12-28%2005.56.05.jpg?dl=0
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/2os304e68okd566/2017-12-28%2005.56.35.jpg?dl=0
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/wmf3exg95zjpvw1/2017-12-28%2005.58.52.jpg?dl=0

    The instructions confused me a bit, and I wished the info was a bit more detailed, so I'll just leave this here for anyone else who's a bit lost.

    Red Heart Super Saver Ombre, 482 yds / 440 m (10 oz / 283 g), Medium 4 weight
    This yarn recommends 5.5 mm hook, but I used 6 mm following the instructions here.
    Ch 5, dc in 1st ch (this forms a "point," not considered a row)
    Row 1: ch3, turn it over, dc into point loop, ch1, dc into same loop
    Row 2: ch3, turn, (dc, ch1, dc) in ch1 sp (Row 1's first loop), ch1, (dc, ch1, dc) in next ch 1 sp (Row 1's second loop)
    Row 3: ch3, turn, (dc, ch1, dc) in ch 1 sp, *ch1, dc in next ch1 sp; rep from * to end to last ch1 sp, (dc, ch1, dc) in last ch1 sp
    (Basically, each space loop will have 1 dc, except for both ends of each row, each having 2 dc.)

    Rep row 3 38 more times. The body will have a total of 41 rows plus initial point loop, any more will require more yarn. (This pattern will leave about 7 yards extra of the 482.)

    For the frills I took a few liberties. I slip stitched at the end of each row because I felt it looks neater that way, and a couple times I snuck in an extra loop so that the pattern doesn't look uneven. Fixing U-U--U-U to U-U-U-U-U kinda thing.

    Thank you again for this amazing pattern, Alyssa!
    ---Crystal

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    1. Oh, I just realized I was supposed to only edge the two short sides of the shawl, not the long side too! Oh man, oh well, haha!
      Well, I suppose if you actually follow the edging instructions, you could add 4-6 more rows no problem. :)

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  13. Ich entdecke diese Überschriften außerordentlich verwirrend und stricke ständig. Eine Schuld der Dankbarkeit ist für das Teilen da wunderbar. Ich werde jemand anderes untersuchen lassen und prüfen, ob nur ich das nicht bekomme. Ich kann mich nicht über den Start hinaus bewegen. Wenn Sie ein neues Kleid für jeden kaufen möchten, gehen Sie zu Modasto. Sie bieten die besten Angebote für alle diese Kleider.

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  14. Gorgeous! I worked up this simple and easy to follow pattern in a rich burgundy. Took only a few evenings!

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