Sweet and Simple Shawl
This free easy crochet pattern is great for those who are just beginning to crochet. Make a Sweet and Simple Shawl for yourself and you're sure to stay warm and stylish year-round. This shawl is great for any time of year, even a nice summer night. Brown is a great color for fall, but you could use light pink or pale blue for the summer months. This crochet shawl pattern measures 24 inches wide by 60 inches long, although it's designed to accommodate whatever length you want.
Crochet HookG/6 or 4 mm hook
Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)
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Cheryl Y
Apr 02, 2018
This Sweet and Simple Shawl pattern is so great for anyone who wants to start wearing or making their own shawls. I am a fairly experienced crocheter but I do like the simplicity of this. And I'll be making a few of these in different colors. As Zeemer notes this one is on the small size so with that in mind I'll buy a few extra balls of yarn and just make mine larger. I like the simple 2 row repeat on this that makes some small diamond shapes. Another great shawl to make for my collection. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet shawl pattern.
Zeemer
Jan 17, 2018
I like the color used in this Sweet and Simple Shawl - very elegant and classy. I haven't seen the pattern but the stitches used here are very appropriate for the shawl. But again, my issue here is the small size of the shawl that you have to hold the ends with your hand to secure the front part.
stormyj59 3804189
Jul 09, 2017
If you felt the color shown "does it any justice at all," why did you make it? It is not nice to down someone's colors just because you don't like them!!! cappesh!!!
Lynn K
Apr 01, 2017
This is such a lovely shawl pattern and I do not think the color shown does it any justice at all. I have just finished it using a pale blue/turquoise color and it is just beautiful! I used a pretty border to finish it off and have got so many compliments and actually have 2 orders from friends, 1 in white and the other in a soft lilac.
sandi9313 4100047
Oct 16, 2013
no patterns opening so I can see the instructions...guess i will not come here again
imshellapoo 993005 9
Sep 19, 2013
I tried to make this shawl and couldn't make it because the instructions were unclear to me. How disappointed I was! I wish there was a way to get some help. : (
PurpleG
May 01, 2012
I made this shawl using Caron Simply Soft Light, in the Passion (magenta) color. It came out great and I get lots of compliments on it. Very easy and calming once you get the pattern going.
editorKS
Dec 01, 2011
Hi, hofey 5747391. We link to the full crochet patterns on the pattern designers' sites, and therefore we have no control over how the pattern appears or what is included on the page. If you want to print the pattern, I would suggest copying and pasting it into a Word document so that you can control what gets printed. Hope this helps! --Editors of AllFreeCrochet
dllarson 5785587
Jun 14, 2013
What works really well for me is to copy and paste patterns into word or even word pad. Then download a program called dropbox. save the patterns to a file in dropbox called patterns. I have a tablet that I downloaded dropbox to also and there are my patterns on my tablet. I also have dropbox on my cell phone and can use that as well. My patterns are always with me this way!! Love technology
hofey 5747391
Nov 29, 2011
Please tell me again how to download just the pattern without all of the other comments etc. I waste more paper trying to get your patterns!
totorone
Aug 25, 2011
Have Red Heart Soft - worsted- med-4 Question/Opinion: Will this size yarn work with this pattern "Sweet and Simple Shawl"
sandrakbe 4563705
May 18, 2011
Two problems I've faced with this pattern. Please respond! The first is in row 2, you say "repeat 39 times", are you sure you didn't mean "29 times"? The second is in row 3, you say "chain 3, skip over the next single crochet, the next chain 1, and the next single crochet". If you look at the row 2, and follow it, it would be "chain 3, skip over the next single crochet, and the next chain 1, and the next double crochet". Please clarify this for me. I have been crocheting for many years, but I cannot follow this pattern, which makes me suspect these two errors. Thanks for your help.
tonyaneve 8375672
Mar 07, 2011
Hi, i have a question about a shawl pattern. its not one of yours, however i did make this one and i loved it. now im trying something a little more challenging, and i have run into a problem. the pattern i am using calls for a Front Post double crochet and im not sure how to do it with the limited instructions they gave for it.
lalitavaswani 4033 814
Apr 11, 2012
hi iam from india and i am a youtube fan .for your question --log on to you tube and type front post dc and search you will get a full video on how to do fpdc and bpdc have fun
triwvr
Feb 01, 2011
Re "collar": Simple "rule of thumb". Roll top of shawl with your thumb under top edge of the shawl. It will naturally fold over and make the "collar". When top has collar, it is less likely to slide off shoulders.
Editor for AllFree CrochetAfghanPatte rns
Jan 25, 2011
The yarn used in this pattern is a light DK yarn (Patons Astra- Dark Tan). You could probably use a worsted weight but it might be a bit bulky. It looks as if she just rolled the pattern over to give the look of a collar. Thanks!
mgrant7209
Jan 23, 2011
Hello. Regarding the "Sweet and Simple" shawl pattern; is there an actual rolled shawl collar in this pattern, or does the photo only make it look that way?
MD Praise the Lord
Jul 20, 2010
Thank you for another idea for knitting & crocheting basket. This project I will use for someone maybe in a nursing home who doesn't get visitors very often and needs to know someone cares about them. Maybe when they put this around their shoulders, they can think about those wonderful memories of their lives and feel snug and warm knowing their loved. M. Davis
Member 4761022
Jul 18, 2010
I'm a real beginner & would like to make this shawl. Is the yarn you used a cotton weight? Could I use worsted yarn?
didough
Jul 07, 2010
This is really nice - and so adaptable that could also be made up as a blanket, table cover, cushion covers, etc
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