Free Crochet Pattern for how to crochet a lightweight geometric rectangle shawl perfect for cool Summer nights.
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Last May, I was getting ready to visit with my family in New Jersey, and planning on a project to take with me. While at JoAnn’s, I stopped to look at the Bernat’s Softee Baby Cotton, as I did pretty much every time prior to this visit. I’ve always wanted to try it, but was either not in a financial position to, or couldn’t think of what I’d use it for. This time, I envisioned this shawl when I saw the colors together, so in my basket it went as well as in my luggage.
This shawl wasn’t a project I worked on a lot, and when the holidays came, it was put on the back burner, then there was the matter of running out of the cream yarn… JoAnn’s had been out of the cream a couple of my visits, and when I finally was able to grab another ball, I had lost steam on the project.
Recently though, I looked at it sitting on my desk, and was determined to get it finished up. As soon as I weaved in the last end, I grabbed my tripod, and headed down to the lake to take the photos.
The sky was black, but the breeze was gorgeous, and I had some fun getting my photos, even while racing against mother nature (which I lost because it started raining on me while I was down there).
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Materials:
- 1,175 Yards of Lightweight Yarn – I used Bernat’s Softee Baby Cotton in Aqua Mist (Blue; 310 Yards), Duckling (Yellow; 310 Yards) and Cotton (Cream; 555 Yards)
- H8/5mm Crochet Hook
- Tapestry Needle
Material Notes:
This shawl was designed in a cotton blend, which is heavier with flat, more defined stitches – characteristics of the cotton fiber. If worked in another fiber, like wool or acrylic, it will come out smaller in size. To follow the same exact pattern, go up a hook size or use worsted weight yarn.
Softee Baby Cotton is also a heavier lightweight yarn. Yarn Alternatives Similar to Softee Baby Cotton: Cascade’s Sarasota Yarn, Berroco’s Modern Cotton (#4), and Lion Brand’s Comfy Cotton.
Measurements:
15″ Tall by 60″ Wide
Gauge:
6 Boxes = 3.75″ by 4″
Abbreviation (US):
- DC – Double Crochet (Photo Tutorial)
Pattern Notes:
This pattern is written with colors and boxes only. If you would like more details on how to work the corner to corner technique, check out my How to C2C in DC photo tutorial.
Beginning chain 2 counts as a double crochet.
A box is comprised of four double crochetβs.
Working the final double crochet into the top of the chain from the previous row helps to keep the edge more even. After completing the first box, you may also need to lightly tug on it to keep it even as well.
Pattern:
R1 – 13: Increase in Blue. (13 Boxes)
R14: 13 Blue, 1 Yellow. (14 Boxes)
R15: 2 Yellow, 13 Blue. (15 Boxes)
R16: 13 Blue, 3 Yellow. (16 Boxes)
R17: 4 Yellow, 13 Blue. (17 Boxes)
R18: 13 Blue, 5 Yellow. (18 Boxes)
R19: 6 Yellow, 13 Blue. (19 Boxes)
R20: 13 Blue, 7 Yellow. (20 Boxes)
R21: 8 Yellow, 13 Blue. (21 Boxes)
R22: 13 Blue, 9 Yellow. (22 Boxes)
R23: 10 Yellow, 13 Blue. (23 Boxes)
R24: 13 Blue, 11 Yellow. (24 Boxes)
R25: 12 Yellow, 13 Blue. (25 Boxes)
R26 (Last Decrease Row): 13 Blue, 13 Yellow. (26 Boxes)
R27 (Work Even): 13 Yellow, 13 Blue. (26 Boxes)
R28 – 50: Repeat Rows 26 and 27.
R51: 1 Cream, 12 Blue, 13 Yellow.
R52: 13 Yellow, 11 Blue, 2 Cream.
R53: 3 Cream, 10 Blue, 13 Yellow.
R54: 13 Yellow, 9 Blue, 4 Cream.
R55: 5 Cream, 8 Blue, 13 Yellow.
R56: 13 Yellow, 7 Blue, 6 Cream.
R57: 7 Cream, 6 Blue, 13 Yellow.
R58: 13 Yellow, 5 Blue, 8 Cream.
R59: 9 Cream, 4 Blue, 13 Yellow.
R60: 13 Yellow, 3 Blue, 10 Cream.
R61: 11 Cream, 2 Blue, 13 Yellow.
R62: 13 Yellow, 1 Blue, 12 Cream. Fasten off Blue.
R63: 13 Cream, 13 Yellow.
R64: 12 Yellow, 14 Cream.
R65: 15 Cream, 11 Yellow.
R66: 10 Yellow, 16 Cream.
R67: 17 Cream, 9 Yellow.
R68: 8 Yellow, 18 Cream.
R69: 19 Cream, 7 Yellow.
R70: 6 Yellow, 20 Cream.
R71: 21 Cream, 5 Yellow.
R72: 4 Yellow, 22 Cream.
R73: 23 Cream, 3 Yellow.
R74: 2 Yellow, 24 Cream.
R75: 25 Cream, 1 Yellow.
R76: In Yellow, chain 1, and turn. Slip stitch over into the 2nd and 3rd DC, insert hook into the 4th stitch and pull cream through, then fasten off Yellow and work 26 Cream boxes.
R77 – 100: Decrease down to 1 box.
Fasten off, and weave in ends.
Please feel free to make and sell your own C2C Geometric Shawl project using this pattern, but please DO NOT claim this pattern as your own nor should you sell my pattern, and DO NOT re-publish my photos as your own. DO NOT copy and paste my pattern anywhere, link to it instead.
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creativejewishmom/sara says
Love it, perfect for summer! thanks for sharing on craft schooling Sunday!
Alexandra says
Definitely is!
mireille says
Love the colors! I think it will be great for fall and winter too.
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Alexandra says
I love trying different pieces out in different seasons. It’s so fun! Especially here in Florida where our Winters aren’t too cold, so this cotton shawl should be a nice piece to wear during the day.
Julie says
The cotton yarn really makes the C2C show up doesn’t it? I wasn’t sure what stitch it was when I first saw the photos! This is beautiful, ideal for summer evenings.
Alexandra says
Yes, I am still learning about photography, but I was having fun with it. Love how cotton yarn works up. The stitch definition is incredible.
rajiscrafthobby says
Woww…… This looks so pretty…. π€π₯°βΊοΈ I absolutely love the colors.ππππ€
Alexandra says
Thanks so much!
Mica says
Such a beautiful shawl! I like the colours you picked, and there are so many ways to wear it! You’re so talented π
Thanks so much for joining the #WeekdayWearLinkup! The new link up is live on my blog now, I’d love you to join again. π
Hope that you had a lovely weekend! π Despite the wild and wet weather we did get to go out to see the results of our family photo shoot the other week and pick some photos to put up on the wall.
Alexandra says
I love that you do regular family pictures, and put them up! I didn’t have anything to share this week, but I will be back to party with you next week!
Margaret says
Did you carry the colors on bobbins?
Alexandra says
I did not this time. With the large color blocks, it made it really easy to just work from the three skeins.
Michelle says
Really unusual and pretty!
Thank you for sharing with Creative Compulsions!
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Alexandra says
Thanks, Michelle! I love to hear that.
Donna @ Modern on Monticello says
Pretty choice of colors, especially for summer. Thanks for sharing another great project with us this week. I always look forward to what you share. #HomeMattersParty
Alexandra says
Thanks so much, Donna!
T'onna | Sew Crafty Crochet says
Gorgeous shawl! C2C is one of my favorite stitches, and the colors are lovely!
Alexandra says
Thanks! It’s one of my favorites too. So versatile.