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The Vintage Lace Shawl
The Vintage Lace Shawl
"I originally designed this shawl for Simply Crochet magazine quite a number of years ago (way back for issue 8!) and am so pleased to share it with you now. It’s effortlessly easy to wear and I love it so much I have a few in different colours! It consists of 5 lace panels in different sizes that are edged, then joined, followed by a delicate edging around the whole thing and then finally a big old fringe at each short end to finish. It sounds complicated but I promise it’s much easier than it seems."
Crochet HookE/4 or 3.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(2) Fine (23-26 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge2 stitch pattern repeats = 8cm
13 rows of stitch pattern = 10cm
Finished SizeThe finished shawl measures 48cm by 180cm (including fringe)
Materials List
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My favourite version of this shawl is made with King Cole Giza 4ply 100% cotton but you can use any 4ply cotton that you enjoy working with. You’ll need around 300g for the shawl.
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princess6860504
Nov 12, 2018
Do not confuse a double, a treble, and a double treble for what we in the states call a SINGLE, DOUBLE, and a TRIPLE crochet. Just be aware of that! This 100% cotton lace shawl is so vintage-y looking. It looks like gramma's heirloom piece that you brought out to wear for a special occasion. Comprised of several panels, each with different stitches, then sewn together. Hey, wouldn't this be beautiful in a tea stained colored yarn, too? If you bought a natural yarn you could dip dye the completed piece for a really unique effect!
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