Crochet shawl patterns make great statement pieces for any outfit, and they’re so easy to make! You can use a crochet shawl to dress up or dress down any outfit – add a light and lacy piece to your summer outfit to protect against breeze nights and work one up in super bulky yarn for a warm and huggable wrap to keep you warmer in the winter. Crochet shawls can even be worn as scarves with a jacket or a coat, they’re so versatile!
From beginner-level to expert designs, you’ll be able to find the perfect shawl pattern to fit your skills. Take a look around our designs and find your next favorite pattern – you’ll find so many different styles to try out! From circular shawls to triangle ones, we have the best selection to choose from.
By Andee Graves,,,, from the Forever Favorites: Our Top 50 Patterns issue
This charming lace wrap is a must-have addition to your vacation suitcase. Have a great time crocheting this fun lace pattern that uses semi-solid and open mesh fan stitch repeats to create a wrap that you will reach for all the time. Worked out from a central foundation in the semi-solid fan stitch, each end of this generous wrap has 5 mesh stripes to give a bold graphic finish.
View ProjectBy Susan Kennedy,,,, from the August 2018 issue
This rectangular single crochet wrap in shimmery yarn is the perfect layering piece for stargazing on cool summer nights. Depicting the moon in different phases, this piece is a great conversation piece. Plus, it’s large enough to be a bed topper as well.
View ProjectBy Cristina D.,,,, from the Forever Favorites: Our Top 50 Patterns issue
This basic vest pattern is an easy, semi-cropped V-neck knit construction, made by combining two identical rectangles worked side to side and then seamed together. The colors resemble falling leaves falling on a country path while the mosaic pattern and the type of yarns allows for a gradient and textured autumn palette.
View ProjectBy Amy Gunderson,,,, from the August 2020 issue
With ten different motifs to crochet, it’s impossible to get bored while making this scarf! Though it’s shown in just two contrasting colors, this could be a great colorful stashbuster, as well. Get creative and use up what you’ve got in your stash to create an accessory that’s uniquely you.
View ProjectBy Adinda Hening,,,, from the The Island in the Sun Collection issue
These shawls are the same, but the results are different depending on where you start your yarn ball from the inside or the outside! Shown in an ombre coral and turquoise waters blue, we think beginners will be in paradise while crocheting these shawls.
View ProjectBy Julie-Sarah Desjarins,,,, from the The Tunisian Crochet Collection issue
Featuring an asymmetrical triangle shape, Tunisian crochet stitches and a bold pop of color, this shawl is definitely going to make your need-to-crochet list. To style, simply drape the short side on one shoulder and wrap the longer end around your neck. This beauty pairs perfectly with a jean jacket or your favorite lightweight sweater.
View ProjectBy Cheryl Chow,,,, from the The Signature Spring Shawl Collection issue
This delicate scarf is worked back and forth from one tip to the other with decreases and increases at the ends to create its defining crescent shape. The lacy border is worked along the entire length once the main body of the scarf is completed. You won’t regret making this gorgeous pattern that pairs perfectly with your favorite floral dress.
View ProjectBy Elisabeth Davis de Herraiz,,,, from the The One-Skein Crochet Collection: 12 Patterns, 12 Skeins issue
This heart-shaped shawl is the perfect project for that one special skein of yarn in your stash. Made from the top down and featuring post stitches and shell stitches, this shawl is interesting without being too complex of a pattern to follow. Make one for yourself and one for someone special!
View ProjectBy Cheryl Chow,,,, from the August 2019 issue
Featuring an open front for an easy, effortless style, this poncho is just what you need before the weather starts to cool. Worked lengthwise with three different shades of worsted weight yarn, the color combinations are endless. Whether you are cozying up on the couch with a good book or are out for a stroll on a cool summer’s evening, this poncho is what you’ll reach for.
View ProjectBy Susan Evans,,,, from the August 2019 issue
Versatility knows no bounds in this beautiful project. This simply constructed shawl creates a substantial material that can be draped over the shoulders in the cooler evenings, and its longer length makes it a cinch to wear in a cowl-like fashion as the winter months draw closer.
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