Purple Beginner Shawl
Looking for an easy crochet shawl pattern? This purple beginner shawl will keep you nice and warm on those cool nights. The fringe is a nice addition. You'll finish this shawl in such a short amount of time. If you are looking for a warm and comfy shawl pattern, you have found it in this free crochet pattern. Made out of comfy, purple yarn and large enough to cuddle into, this darling pattern is the perfect in-between seasons idea to wear at the tail end of the summer, making sure you stay cozy without overheating. Not ready to crochet something this big? Print out the pattern for later.
You won't regret making this amazing crochet shawl. Whether you choose to make it for yourself or a friend or family member, it's sure to make anyone smile. It's the perfect project if you're looking for something to throw on when it starts getting a bit chillier. Sit back and enjoy a book or a cup of tea, and feel free to relax when you snuggle with this crochet project. It's sure to go on your list as one of your all-time favorites.
Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook
Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)
Crochet Gaugedc, ch 1, dc = 1", 3 rows = 21/2".
Finished SizeApproximately 20" x 60" not including fringe
Materials List
- Caron Cozi: 15 oz. / 360 yds. Lavender Twist.
- Size J crochet hook or size to reach gauge below.
Instructions
One or more yarns used in this project have been discontinued. Please keep in mind that you should always begin with a gauge swatch and be sure to convert yardage for any substitute yarn. Yarn usage may vary depending on your particular yarn techniques.
Purple Beginner Shawl Crochet Pattern
Ch 59
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Row 1: Dc in 3rd ch from hook and in ea ch across. (57 dc)
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Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc throughout) dc in next dc, * ch 1, sk 1 dc, dc in next dc, * rep from * across until last 3 stitches, ch 1, sk 1 dc, dc in next dc, dc in top of ch 3 stitch.
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Row 3: Ch 3, dc in next dc, * ch 1, sk ch 1 sp, dc in next dc, * rep between * across until last 3 stitches, ch 1, sk ch 1 sp, dc in last 2 dc. Rep Row 3 until wrap measures approximately 60” or wrap measures from wrist to wrist.
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Fringe: Cut yarn into 16” lengths, knot 2 strands every other space across short ends of wrap. Trim.
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Care Instructions: Hand wash in cool water. Lay flat to dry.
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Cheryl Y
Apr 29, 2018
I love the look of this Purple Beginner Shawl! I like princess6860504's idea of using Lion Brand Thick and Quick yarn. It will be nice and soft and quit warm. The written pattern is easy to follow and understand. I'm looking forward to making this beautiful shawl. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet shawl pattern.
princess6860504
Feb 28, 2018
Oh, I think I could use Lion Brand Thick and Quick for this shawl. This is an ideal wrap for a beginner to attempt to tackle, to step up your game and really impress your friends and family -) It looks so cozy, soft, and cuddly! It would make a great gift for your mother or sister, or someone in a nursing home who is always cold.
chocolatemouse77sw eet 6608597
Dec 01, 2014
I went to the website listing for the Yarn Substitution Chart it's not there (
FaveCrafts Editor JL
Dec 02, 2014
Hi there, Thanks so much for pointing this out. I suggest the yarn substitition chart on the Craft Yarn Council's website: http://www.craftyarncouncil.com/weight.html. Hope this helps! - Julia from FaveCrafts
mcaveylisa 8139242
Oct 14, 2014
Since the yarn has been discontinued and the link to the substitution chart does not work; could anyone offer some suggestions on a comparable yarn? What weight was the cozi?
FaveCrafts Editor JL
Oct 15, 2014
Hi there, A good substitute for Caron Cozi is a thin chenille yarn. ICE has this yarn and I've been able to track it down on Etsy. Hope that helps! - Julia from FaveCrafts
sharifryrear 78103 77
Sep 26, 2014
Could someone tell me what sp stands for in this pattern. I have decided from some other sites that it means space However in this pattern it doesn't make sense. Could someone do a visual tutorial on this please
FaveCrafts Editor JL
Sep 29, 2014
Hi there, you are correct - sp means space/spaces. Thanks! - Julia from FaveCrafts
Debbismith1955
Mar 09, 2013
The beginner purple shaw is easy and fun. Can you adapt to make for a little girl. I would like to make one. For grand daughter who is almost 4 years old. She wold love it.
iluminameluna
Jul 11, 2012
I had a worsted yarn, cotton from Lion Brand, & I found that the "triangle" forming was VERY narrow & long .. I didn't use the substitution chart 'cause I didn't have a bulkier yarn. Is there a way I can crochet this pattern with a heavier but "leaner" yarn that will still create that simple triangle that is this shawl. I'm making it for a sick aunt who's in the hospital so I want to make it in cotton, w/ an open weave like picot or dc-3st-dc-type stitching. Can anyone help? I have 2 skeins of 5oz/236yds of Lion Cotton yarn that will create a 16 row, 16 stitch to = 4" gauge.
Jarie M
Feb 16, 2013
Since this question was posted over six months ago, I'm sure this reply is too late to do any good to the person who asked but it might help someone else. If you look at the yarn subtitution chart, you will see that you can use a DOUBLE strand of worsted weight yarns. Unfortunately the 2 skeins of Lion Cotton would not be enough because the pattern calls for 360 yards of the bulky yarn. If you are using a double strand you need at least 720 yards of worsted weight.
Karisa
Mar 29, 2011
You can find the Caron yarn substitution chart here: http://www.caron.com/yarn_classif.html
crichards 6123464
Mar 25, 2011
Where do I find the yarn substitution chart? I tried shopcaron.com but couldn't find it either.
jandtsmom
Mar 25, 2011
You could always login and click on the 'save'. Won't save to your pc, but will keep it for you here.
CSum
Sep 29, 2010
Just open a new Word document (blank page), copy the pattern & pic and paste in the new Word doc. Then to save space and ink when you do want to print, you can also adjust the size of the font &/or picture.
Anon
Aug 25, 2010
I can't afford the ink to print all the patterns i want, why can't I just save as to my computer? Sandi
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