Crochet V Stitch Triangle Shawl Free Pattern
Crochet V Stitch Triangle Shawl Pattern by Crochet For You
This pattern has a triangle shape and you can call it shawl, wrap or scarf.
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This pattern is
- Very easy and
- Beginner friendly with
- One row repeat.
The first 3 rows are fully described to easily understand for beginners to crochet. Once you finish the row 3 you can memorize and increase the pattern to get your desired length.
You can use any lightweight yarns for this pattern
I used 2 colors to make stripes. Self-striping yarn, also known as the variegated yarns would also great for this shawl. are a great choice for crocheting without color changing. The whole pattern uses crochet V stitch as a main stitch.
Perfect for
Beginners to crochet and as a mindless crochet project.
Skill Level: Easy
Finished sizes:
- Width = 57″ without tassels
- Length = 30″ without tassels
Materials:
You can use any lightweight yarns for this pattern.
- 2-Fine / sport / Acrylic in 2 colors. I used 2 skeins of Lion Brand Vanna’s Glamour yarn – Topaz and white color yarn about 300 yards. (Approx: 800 yards in total)
- US 7 (4.5mm) crochet hook
- Tapestry needle for weaving ends
- Scissors
Gauge is not very important for this project.
Abbreviations (US Term) / special stitches
- ch = chain
- sl st = slip stitch
- sc = single crochet
- dc = double crochet
- V-st = (dc, ch 1,dc) in indicated st.
- ch-sp = chain- (number of chains) space
- st = stitch
- beg = beginning
- [ ] work instructions within brackets as many times as directed
- * to ; = work instructions within brackets as many times as directed
- C1 = color 1
- C2 = color 2
Notes: I used 2 colors to make stripes.
Crochet V Stitch Triangle Shawl Pattern
chain 5, sl st to the first chain.
Row 1: chain 4 (count as dc and ch 1), V-st into the ring, ch 3, V-st into the ring again, ch 1, dc into the same ring.
Row 2: ch 3 (count as dc), turn, dc in first ch-1sp, ch 1, V-st in same ch-1sp, ch 1, sk next V-st, (V-st, ch 3, V-st) in next ch-3 sp (center ch-sp), ch 1, sk next V-st, V-st in last ch-1sp, ch 1, dc in same space, dc in beg ch 3 top.
Row 3: ch 3 (count as dc), turn, dc in next dc, ch 1, V-st in next ch-1sp, ch 1, sk next V-st, V-st in next ch-1sp, ch 1, (V-st, ch 3,V-st) in next ch-3 sp (center ch-sp), *ch 1, sk next V-st, V-st in next ch-1sp; repeat * until last ch-sp, after crocheting ch 1 in repeat section, dc in next dc and in beg ch 3 top.
Row 4: ch 3 (count as dc), turn, dc in next dc, ch 1, V-st in next ch-1sp, *ch 1, sk next V-st, V-st in next ch-1sp; repeat * until ch-3sp remains, after crocheting ch 1 in repeat section, (V-st, ch 3,V-st) in next ch-3 sp (center ch-sp), *ch 1, sk next V-st, V-st in next ch-1sp; repeat * until last ch-sp, after crocheting ch 1 in repeat section, dc in next dc and in beg ch 3 top.
Row 5 to 51: repeat row 4. Continue repeating row 4 until you reach your desired length for the shawl.
If you like, add tassels to the each corners.
To make same stripes in my shawl follow the color scheme
- Row 1 to 21: color 1
- Row 22 to 25: color
- Row 26 to 29: color 1
- Row 30 and 31: color 2
- Row 32 to 37: color 1
- Row 38 and 39: color 2
- Row 40 to 42: color 1
- Row 43 to 51: color 2
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