The Soft Sage Pull Through Shawl is a luxurious, super soft shawl that is easy to crochet too! Worked in a gorgeous all over v-stitch, it also features an optional opening to tuck one end into, making it versatile to wear and keeps it from slipping off as well!
Want a little help? There's a full video tutorial below too!
Soft Sage Pull Through Shawl
Soft Sage Pull Through Shawl
By Jennifer Dickerson
I'm so excited that this shawl is part of the Mother's Day Blog Hop from Marly Bird! This blog hop is 15 designers sharing 15 fabulous patterns...hop on over to Marly Bird's site to check them all out!
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Materials:
- K (6.5 mm) crochet hook
- 2 Skeins Red Heart With Love (I used the "Sage" colorway, each skein is 370 yards)
- Tapestry Needle
- Scissors
- Tape Measure
- 2 Stitch Markers
- 16 inches wide
- 76 inches long
- Pull through opening is 8 inches long
Instructions:
Multiple of 3+1
Multiple of 3+1
Chain 61
Row 1: Work (dc, ch 1, dc) in the 4th ch from the hook. *Skip 2 chains, then work (dc, ch 1, dc) in the next ch. Repeat fom * to last ch, then work a dc into the last ch.
Row 2: Ch 3 and turn. Work a (dc, ch 1, dc) in each ch 1 space from the previous row. Work a dc into the topmost chain of the turning chain.
Rows 3-32: Repeat row 2.
Row 33: Before starting the row, place stitch markers into the center of the 6th "V" in on either side. Ch 3 and turn. Work a (dc, ch 1, dc) in the center of each V, up to the V with the stitch marker (but do not work a V into the V with the stitch marker). Ch 27, then work a (dc, ch 1, dc) into the V after the stitch marker. Continue across the row, working a (dc, ch 1, dc) into the center of each V across. Work a dc into the topmost chain of the turning chain to finish the row.
Row 34: Ch 3 and turn. Work a (dc, ch 1, dc) into each V (ch 1 space) up to the long chain from the previous row. Work (dc, ch 1, dc) 9 times into the ch 27 space. You may need to slide things across a bit to be sure everything is evenly spaced. Work a (dc, ch 1, dc) in the remaining Vs across, then work a dc into the topmost ch of the turning chain.
Rows 35-123: Repeat row 2.
Fasten off and weave any ends that remain.
Row 33: Before starting the row, place stitch markers into the center of the 6th "V" in on either side. Ch 3 and turn. Work a (dc, ch 1, dc) in the center of each V, up to the V with the stitch marker (but do not work a V into the V with the stitch marker). Ch 27, then work a (dc, ch 1, dc) into the V after the stitch marker. Continue across the row, working a (dc, ch 1, dc) into the center of each V across. Work a dc into the topmost chain of the turning chain to finish the row.
Row 34: Ch 3 and turn. Work a (dc, ch 1, dc) into each V (ch 1 space) up to the long chain from the previous row. Work (dc, ch 1, dc) 9 times into the ch 27 space. You may need to slide things across a bit to be sure everything is evenly spaced. Work a (dc, ch 1, dc) in the remaining Vs across, then work a dc into the topmost ch of the turning chain.
Rows 35-123: Repeat row 2.
Fasten off and weave any ends that remain.
Amazing pattern thank you so much, these will make great Christmas gifts, one size fits all!
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your shawl looks much wider than 16 inches is that a correct measurement?
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much for sharing your talents with your viewers. I appreciate your hard work and it shows in your videos.
ReplyDeleteDiane Thompson from Arkansas
Love this color and pattern! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhen I chain 61, the width.is 34, not 16.
ReplyDeleteI’m using a super bulky yarn (Bernard velvet plus) and this is turning out to be the perfect stitch/garment. There’s no way I’d be able to see any actual stitches! Obviously my stitch counts and row counts are different (I have done 3 rows and already have 4 inches!) so I was curious how far up you stitched before you created the “hole”. About how many inches? Thanks!
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