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Floral Triangles Shawl

This gorgeous pink shawl is comprised of beautiful triangular motifs. Placed on top of each other, the individual triangles create a glamorous shawl that is sure to become a wonderful addition to any woman’s wardrobe.

Skill Level: Intermediate

Size: 42″ each side

Gauge: Each side of the triangles = 3″ (7.6 cm)

Materials

Yarn: Aunt Lydia’s Crochet Thread, Classic size 10 (100% mercerized cotton; 350 yards (320 meters): Orchid Pink (4 balls)
Hooks: US size 7 (1.5 mm) steel crochet hook

Special Stitches

First Popcorn: Ch 4 (count as tr), 4 tr in next ch-sp, drop loop from hook, insert hook from front into the first tr, pick up dropped loop and draw through, ch 1 to secure.
Popcorn: 5tr in next ch-sp, drop loop from hook, insert hook from front into the first tr, pick up dropped loop and draw through, ch 1 to secure.
Ch-5-picot: Ch 5, sl st into the top of the dc just worked.

Pattern Notes

Attach triangles starting at top row following the diagram.

Pattern

First Triangle

Ch 6. Make a ring with a sl st into the first ch.
Rnd 1: Ch 6 (count as dc, ch 3) into the ring, (dc, ch 3) in ring 11 times. End with sl st into the 3rd ch.
Rnd 2: Sl st into the first ch-3-sp, make first popcorn in first ch-3-sp, (ch 5, sc into the next ch-3-sp, ch 5, popcorn in next ch-3-sp) 5 times, ch 5, sc into the next ch-3-sp, ch 5, sl st into the top of the first popcorn.
Rnd 3: [Ch 4 (count as tr), 3 tr, ch 5, 4 tr] in same sp, [ch 3, dc in next sc, ch-5-picot, ch 3, sc on top of the next popcorn, ch 3, dc in next sc, ch-5-picot, ch 3, (4 tr, ch 5, 4 tr) on top of the next popcorn] twice, ch 3, dc in next sc, ch-5-picot, ch 3, sc on top of the next popcorn, ch 3, sl st into the 4th ch. Fasten off.

Rest of Triangles

Work same as first triangle until rnd 3.
Rnd 3: [Ch 4 (count as tr), 3 tr, ch 5, 4 tr] in same sp, [ch 3, dc in next sc, ch 2, sl st into the ch-5-picot of the corresponding triangle, ch 2, sl st into the top of the dc just worked, ch 3, sc on top of the next popcorn, ch 3, dc in next sc, ch 2, sl st into the ch-5-picot of the corresponding triangle, ch 2, sl st into the top of the dc just worked, ch 3, (4 tr, ch 5, 4 tr) on top of the next popcorn] twice, ch 3, dc in next sc, ch-5-picot, ch 3, sc on top of the next popcorn, ch 3, sl st into the 4th ch. Otherwise work same as rnd 3 of first triangle. Fasten off.

Edging

Row 1: Attach thread to the corner ch-5-sp, [ch 13, sl st into the next ch-5-sp twice, ch 13, sl st into the 3rd ch of ch-5-sp] repeat between [  ] to the bottom point, ch 13, sl st into the same ch-5-sp, work between [ ] until you reach the point on the other side. Turn.
Row 2: Ch 1, 13 sc in each of ch-13-sps. Turn.
Row 3: * Ch 1, sk next 3 sc, [(2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc) in next sc, sk next 2 sc] twice, (2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc) in next sc, ch 1, sk next 3 sc, sc in next sc; repeat form * to end. Fasten off. 

Shawl Construction

Follow instructions for triangles and follow the diagram for joining sequence.

Finishing

Weave in all ends.
Block shawl to size.


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Comments
  • Maria D.

    Dear,
    Why you never use a graphic or chart or diagram of the triangle itself? For me easier to fallow that the written pattern. Please…..

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    • Nicola P.

      Charts are available to logged-in Gold Members. Please let me know if you have any questions.

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      • Nicola P.

        Charts are available to logged-in Gold Members and will appear as a big blue button at the end of the pattern. Please let me know if you have any questions.

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  • This is a really lovely design! I’m guessing from the close-up photo that it may use the JAYG technique? If so, I think you would made one triangle then begin attaching with the next one.
    I haven’t used JAYG before and am wondering if it matters which corner you begin with?
    Thanks!

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  • Suzann S.

    Very beautiful summer Shawl, thank you very much.
    Please I need know how to crochet Halter for Ladies.
    Thank you
    Suzann

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  • Doreen R.

    Round 3 there is a parenthesis [, but not the ending one]. I don’t understand. Can you explain pease???

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    • Julia W.

      Hi Doreen,

      Two of the parenthesis were incorrectly copied – the pattern has been updated. Let me know if you have additional concerns.

      Thank you,
      Julia Wiatr, editor

      Reply
  • Patti L.

    I feel stupid; how are you supposed to JOIN the triangles? I found the grid for joining – I already figured that was the way, but it is the HOW that I am not sure of.

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    • Me too! I’ve been looking into ways to join designs that are made in pieces like this, and it seems to be a completely separate thing to learn, almost an art. And there are several methods. But I don’t know how to choose the best/correct one.

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      • Nazanin S.

        The instructions for round 3 for “Rest of Triangles” explains the way you can join the pieces together.

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  • Jennifer C.

    It is such a beautiful shawl–I have always wanted one. And this pattern is perfect. Thank you1

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  • Cheryl j.

    I will be doing this with thread, looking forward to the finished wrap.

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  • Kathleen D.

    Why didn’t you have a PDF for the Floral Triangles Shawl?!!!!! Some of us only have our phone as a computer. You need to get with the times!!!!

    Reply
    • Julia W.

      Hi Kathleen,

      We are working on making patterns downloadable as PDFs from the website. Thank you for your comment.

      Julia Wiatr, editor

      Reply
      • Sharon S.

        Hi Julie – was his post for is 5 years old. Do you offer PDF patterns yet? I joined quite recently and am surprised to have to copy and paste into Word and have to clean up before being able to have the pattern ready.

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        • Nicola P.

          Hello! At this time we do not offer PDFs of individual patterns. You are welcome to use the print button on the left side of the page to print this pattern. Let me know if you have any other questions, thanks! – Nicola

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  • Thanks! It looks a bit challenging and I am so ready for something with thread! Will try it in a variegated or green.

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  • this is so pretty I want to make it for a good friend, who will love . thank you for sharing it with us

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  • I would like to know, I can foll a grid in crochet ! but I can not read a crochet pattern? I know it sounds silly, but a lot of my work if done by grid if it is a clear one! but why con I not able to read a pattern.

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  • Anna L.

    I love this pattern. I’m going to make it for a friend’s daughter who’s getting married soon. It’ll go great with her grandmother’s gown. Thanks.

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    • Julia W.

      Hi Annette,

      There’s a diagram available to download right below the image on the right.

      Thank you!
      Julia Wiatr, editor of I Like Crochet

      Reply

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