"Diamond" Shawl
Description
A large woolen shawl like this never goes out of fashion. The pattern is in the form of a diamond with the central ornament, while each diamond is surrounded by a stripe consisting of small diamonds. The shawl has rich fringe, and the material can be thick bulky yarn for winter or thin yarn for the summer season.
Price
65.00 EUR
Description
A large woolen shawl like this never goes out of fashion. The pattern is in the form of a diamond with the central ornament, while each diamond is surrounded by a stripe consisting of small diamonds. The shawl has rich fringe, and the material can be thick bulky yarn for winter or thin yarn for the summer season.
Price
65.00 EUR
Free Pattern
level - basic
To make this shawl you will need basic crochet knowledge. The stitches used are single crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, chain and slip stitch.
material
- About 450gr of heavy blend yarn for hook 4 – 5 mm or 300gr of cotton yarn for hook 2.5 – 3.5 mm if you want to make a summer version of this shawl
- Hook 4.5 mm for winter shawl, or 3.5 mm for summer shawl
inspiration
The idea for this shawl came from an old knitting and crochet magazine, from the 1970s. Unfortunately, I don’t remember what magazine it was, and don’t possess this issue anymore.
abbreviations
ch – chain
sc – single crochet
dc – double crochet
tc – triple crochet
n.a. – next arch
Instructions
Start the shawl from the bottom corner by working ch9, close in a circle.
Row 1 – ch7, 5dc in the ch9 circle, ch3, 1dc in the next st. Turn (continue working in turns and begin all rows with ch7; finish all rows with ch3 and 1tc in the 4th st of previous row).
Row 2 – 1sc in the 1st arch, ch5, 1sc in n.a.
Row 3 – 5dc in the 1st arch, ch3, 1sc in n.a., ch3, 5dc in n.a.
Row 4 – *1sc in 1st arch, ch5*, repeat 2x from*to* .
Row 5 – 5dc in 1st arch, ch3, 1sc in n.a., ch3, 3dc in n.a. (starting the central diamond), ch3, 1sc in n.a., ch3, 5dc in n.a.
Row 6 – 1sc in n.a., ch5, 1sc in n.a., ch5, 2dc in n.a., 3dc, 2dc in n.a., ch5, 1sc in n.a, ch5, 1sc in n.a.
Row 7 – 5dc in n.a., ch5, 1sc in n.a., ch5, 2dc in n.a., 7dc, 2dc in n.a., ch5, 1sc in n.a., ch5, 5dc in n.a.
Row 20 – repeat row 10 1x, ch5, repeat row 10 again.
Work until you reach the desired length (you will have 4, 5 or more diamonds). Finish off with row 17, repeating the pattern as many times as the width of the shawl requires.
From the remaining yarn (or thread) cut long fringe and attach them to the diagonal sides of the shawl. Sprinkle the finished piece with water, iron it and leave on a flat surface to dry completely .
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