1 Skein crochet Triangle Shawl. Easy & Fast

The weather is getting warmer, making it perfect to wear the triangle shawls. I love layering and getting to know that I can make something light but functional is a plus. This triangle shawl uses only one skein and works up pretty fast. It it very light making is a good layer during the spring and summer.

I used the cakes dk by Ice yarns for this project. I ‘ve been using ice yarns lately and I’m awed with the quality of their yarns at a fair price. The cakes dk comes 2 in a pack and the 2 goes a long way. You can check the shelly scarf where I used the other skein.

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• THE PATTERN IS WRITTEN IN US TERMINOLOGY.

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Materials

Yarn

• 100% acrylic, Light/ category 3 yarn.
• The pattern used 1skein of Ice yarns cakes Dk, 590yds/540 meters. You can however substitute it with any light weight or dk yarn.

Hooks

• 4.5 mm crochet hook.

Notions

• Pair of scissors
• Tape measure
• Yarn needle

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Abbreviations/Stitches Utilized 

Dc – double crochet                       Ch – chain

Ch-2 sp – chain 2 space                 Ch-1 sp – chain 1 space

Sc – single crochet

Notes.

1. Ch 4 at the beginning of a new row counts as a dc & a ch.
2. The last stitch of every row is worked in the 3^rd chain of previous row ch 4.
3. The project is only one row repeat. You can adjust the pattern by adding more rows to make it longer or reducing the number of rows to make it shorter.
4. This pattern is written in only one size.

Measurements

Length: 23.5”

Width: 50”

Triangle Shawl Pattern.

Start with a magic ring.

Or ch 4 & join to first ch with a slst.

Row 1.

Ch 4(this counts as a dc & ch1) {3dc,ch 2,3dc} ch1, dc in the ring. Turn.

Row 2.

Ch 4, 3dc in the next ch-1sp, ch1,{3dc,ch 2,3dc in the ch-2 sp} ch 1, 3dc in next ch-1 sp, dc in the 3^rd ch of prev row ch 4.

Row 3.

Ch 4, [3dc, ch1in the next sp] rep this for the next ch-1 sp,{3dc,ch 2,3dc in the ch-2 sp} [ch 1,3dc] in each of the next spaces, dc in the 3^rd ch of previous row ch 4.

Row 4.

Ch 4, [3dc, ch1in the next sp] rep this for the next ch-1 spaces,{3dc,ch 2,3dc in the ch-2 sp} [ch 1,3dc] in each of the next spaces, dc in the 3^rd ch of prev row ch 4.

Repeat row 4 until you have 36 rows.

Note: If you want a longer scarf, you can add more rows before working the scalloped border.

Row 37 (scalloped border)

Ch 1, sc, ch 3, 3dc next sp, [skip the next 3dc group, sc,ch 3,3dc in next sp] rep pattern in [] until you have the last sp remaining, sc in the last sp, sc in the 3^rd ch of previous row ch 4.

Fasten off and enjoy!

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