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Beachy Easy Crochet Shawl Tutorial

Beachy Easy Crochet Shawl Tutorial

Thank you so much for sharing!

Hi Everyone! Today, I’ve got a highly anticipated project for you, the Beachy Crochet Shawl!!  I made this shawl for a photo shoot I had and you all have been dying for a tutorial since I started sharing some of the photos 😉  My photos were done by the amazing Alyssa from Blyss Photography.  If you are in the L.A. area you have to check her out!

Beachy Easy Crochet Shawl

 

Materials:

T-shirt or home dec style yarn (The yarn I used https://amzn.to/2r5aiVe) I needed 2 balls of the Bernat Home Dec yarn but didn’t use it all up.

Recommended hook size on the package (L hook, https://amzn.to/2qebwMS or https://amzn.to/2qebwMS is great!)

Click HERE for the PDF Instructions!

I wanted to have some crochet represented in my photos in a really natural way, so I made this easy crochet shawl to add a pop of color.  I knew it would be on the beach, so I was hoping it would turn out cute, and it did!

Click HERE if you want the PDF Instructions ;).

Body of the Shawl

Ch 136 (you may modify this, just make sure your foundation chain is a multiple of 2)

In 4th chain from hook, place double crochet (dc).

Ch 1 and skip 1 foundation chain and then place another dc.

Continue this pattern until the end of the row.  Make sure there is a dc in the last stitch.

ch 3 and turn work

dc in the first ch 1 space (the hole), ch 1 and dc in the next ch 1 space and repeat.  Finish with a dc in the top of the turning chain from the previous row.

ch 3 and turn work

dc in the first ch 1 space, ch 1, dc in ch 1 space and repeat to the end of the row.

Repeat the pattern for 16 rows or desired width.

Border

Once you finish the last row, sc up the left side of the shawl to create the border.  Be sure to put 3 stitches in the corners. If you have too many stitches, it will ruffle and too few will stretch.

No need to put a border on the last row you crocheted.

Fringe

Cut strips for fringe to 24 inches (or desired size)

Fold in half, put the loop at the halfway point through the edge without the border. Put the loop where ever you think it looks best, pull the 2 strands through the loop and pull to tighten.

Use sharp fabric scissors to cut straight edge of fringe if desired. Or leave it raw like I did for a casual beachy look.

Milena

Tuesday 30th of May 2017

Wonderful color. I recently made a shawl for my grandmother, but according to another pattern. She was delighted.

Hannah

Thursday 25th of May 2017

Melanie, Hands down, this shawl is too too good, and the color is looking beautiful on you..With the instructions being clear and concise it will have a beginner crocheter feeling like a professional crocheter in no time!! I really wanna try it now but will crocheting a couple of pillows but will definately going to make one for me this weekend but in black color.I will be subscribing you more posts like this..

Carolyn Silva

Wednesday 17th of May 2017

Hi, I want to make this shawl. What is the size hook, and I know you said bulky weight. Also, can you use worsted weigh yarn.

Celeste

Tuesday 16th of May 2017

How many skeins of yarn do I need to make this shawl and can I use any time shirt weight Yarn? Also, what is the right Hook Size? Thank you

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