Free Crochet Shawl Pattern – Pinnacle Shawl
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Free Crochet Shawl Pattern – Pinnacle Shawl
Free Crochet Shawl Pattern – Pinnacle Shawl
When I created the Pinnacle Pullover, I knew right away that the stitches would be perfect for a matching shawl. So I picked out one of my favourite DK yarns and set about making it.
Constructed from a combination of simple and textured stitches, this shawl is a quick and easy project. Basic double crochet and mesh stitches give the piece lightness and drape, while the mixed cluster, back loop, and third loop stitches add character.
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Free Crochet Shawl Pattern – Pinnacle Shawl
Free Crochet Shawl Pattern – Pinnacle Shawl
Finished Size:
Instructions given to make a 45” H x 75” W shawl (after blocking) with added notes for making a smaller or larger shawl.
Abbreviations:
RS = Right Side
WS = Wrong Side
Beg = Beginning
Sk = Skip
St = Stitch
Sp = Space
Ss = Slip Stitch
Ch = Chain
Sc = Single Crochet
Hdc = Half Double Crochet
Dc = Double Crochet
Tr = Treble Crochet
Dbtr = Double Treble Crochet
Mc = Mixed Cluster
Blo = Back Loop Only
3rd Lo = 3rd Loop Only
Materials:
I used Hobbii yarns Colorina, which is a 80% Acrylic/20% Wool, #3 DK weight yarn.
Any yarn of similar weight would work.
Approximately 1500 yds.
5mm Hook
Stitch Markers
Yarn Needle
Scissors
Measuring Tape
Gauge:
If you are using a different yarn, gauge is not very important with this shawl. Use a hook that suits your yarn and gives it a good drape.
If you are using the same yarn I used and you would like to achieve the same drape, you may want to get close to the gauge I achieved.
I have noted in the pattern at which points you should measure for gauge.
Notes:
Ch1 at the beginning of a row is never considered a stitch.
Ch1 between sts does count as a stitch.
Ch3 at the beginning of a row is considered a dc.
Free Crochet Shawl Pattern – Pinnacle Shawl
Instructions
This shawl is created in one piece, working in rows.
With 5 mm hook:
Ch4, ss to 1st ch to form a ring. Or, begin with a magic ring and pull tight after row 1.
- (RS) Ch3. Work 3dc, ch2, 4dc into ring. Turn. – 8 st + ch2 peak
- (WS) Ch4 (counts as dc + ch1). Dc in next st. *Ch1, sk1 st, dc in next st.** Ch1, (dc, ch2, dc) in ch2 sp. Ch1, dc in next st. Repeat from * to **. Ch1, dc in last st. Turn. – 14 st + ch2 peak
- Ch3, dc in 1st st (counts as 2dc in 1st st). Dc in each st and ch sp until the ch2. (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2 sp. Dc in each st and ch sp until 1 left. 2dc in last st. Turn. – 20 st + ch2 peak
- Ch1, 2hdc in 1st st. Hdc in each st until ch2. (2hdc, ch2, 2hdc) in ch2 sp. Hdc in each st until 1 left. 2hdc in last st. Turn. – 26 st + ch2 peak
- Ch1, 2hdc in 1st st. Hdc in blo of each st until ch2. (2hdc, ch2, 2hdc) in ch2 sp. Hdc in blo of each st until 1 left. 2hdc in both loops of last st. Turn. – 32 st + ch2 peak
- Ch1, 2hdc in 1st st. Hdc in 3rd lo of each st until ch2. (2hdc, ch2, 2hdc) in ch2 sp. Hdc in 3rd lo of each st until 1 left. 2hdc in top loops of last st. Turn. – 38 st + ch2 peak
Gauge check: At this point my triangle measured 3 ¼” H x 5 ¼” W.
- Ch1, hdc in 1st st. Ch1, beg in same st, mc until ch2. (2hdc, ch2, 2hdc) in ch2 sp. Ch1, beg in next st, mc to last st. Add 1 more hdc to last st. Turn. – 44 st + ch2 peak
- Ch1, 2hdc in 1st st. Ch1, beg in next st, mc until the ch2. (2hdc, ch2, 2hdc) in ch2 sp. Ch1, beg in next st, mc until 1 st left. 2hdc in last st. Turn. – 50 st + ch2 peak
- Ch1, 2hdc in 1st st. Hdc in each st until ch2. (2hdc, ch2, 2hdc) in ch2 sp. Hdc in each st until 1 left. 2hdc in last st. Turn. – 56 st + ch2 peak
- Ch1, 2hdc in 1st st. Hdc in 3rd lo of each st until ch2. (2hdc, ch2, 2hdc) in ch2 sp. Hdc in 3rd lo of each st until 1 left. 2hdc in top loops of last st. Turn. – 62 st + ch2 peak
Gauge check: Your triangle should measure 5 ¾” H x 8 ½” W. If your measurements are not close to correct, try again with a different sized hook.
- Ch3, dc in 1st st. Dc in blo of each st until ch2. (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2 sp. Dc in blo of each st until 1 left. 2dc in both loops of last st. Turn. – 68 st + ch2 peak
- Ch4 (counts as dc + ch1), dc in next st. *Ch1, sk1 st, dc in next st.** Repeat from * to ** until the center ch2. Ch1, (dc, ch2, dc) in ch2 sp. Ch1, dc in next st. Repeat from * to ** until 1 st left. Ch1, dc in last st. Turn. – 74 st + ch2 peak
- Ch3, dc in 1st st (counts as 2dc in 1st st). Dc in each st and ch sp until the ch2. (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2 sp. Dc in each st and ch sp until 1 left. 2dc in last st. Turn. – 80 st + ch2 peak
- Ch4 (counts as dc + ch1), dc in next st. *Ch1, sk1 st, dc in next st.** Repeat from * to ** until the center ch2. Ch1, (dc, ch2, dc) in ch2 sp. Ch1, dc in next st. Repeat from * to ** until 1 st left. Ch1, dc in last st. Turn. – 86 st + ch2 peak
Repeat rows 3-14 until you have reached the desired length, minus approximately 7” (measuring at the center peak) Be sure to end with a repeat of row 14. Then repeat rows 13 & 14 three times (adding a total of 6 rows). For reference: I repeated rows 3-14 until I had a total of 62 rows. Then, I repeated rows 13 & 14 three more times, bringing my total up to 68 rows. Next, you will work the finishing rows below.
Free Crochet Shawl Pattern – Pinnacle Shawl
Finishing Rows
- (RS) Ch1, 2hdc in 1st st. Hdc in each st until ch2. (2hdc, ch2, 2hdc) in ch2 sp. Hdc in each st until 1 left. 2hdc in last st. Turn.
- (WS) Ch1, 2hdc in 1st st. Hdc in 3rd lo of each st until ch2. (2hdc, ch2, 2hdc) in ch2 sp. Hdc in 3rd lo of each st until 1 left. 2hdc in top loops of last st. Turn.
- (Ch4, tr) in 1st st (counts as 2tr). 2dc in next st. Hdc in next 4 sts. *Sc in next 6 sts. Hdc in next st. (Hdc, dc) in next st. Tr in next 2 sts, (dc, hdc) in next st. Hdc in next st.** Repeat from * to ** until 13 sts before the ch2 peak. Sc in next 6 sts. Hdc in next 3 sts. (hdc, dc) in next st. Dc in next 2 sts. Tr in next st. Place a st marker in the last st worked. (2 tr, 2 dbtr, 2 tr) in ch2 sp. Tr in next st. Dc in next 2 sts. (Dc, hdc) in next st. Hdc in next 3 sts. Repeat from * to ** until 12 sts left. Sc in next 6 sts. Hdc in next 4 sts. 2dc in next st. 2tr in last st. Do not turn.
Note: If you are using a multicoloured yarn or long colour changing yarn, you may want to skip the following step as it will interrupt the colour flow on the main body of the shawl. If you choose to skip this step just bind off and reattach your yarn at the beginning of row 3 with the RS facing you.
Rotate your work ½ turn clockwise. Ch1 and sc across the top edge of the shawl, working into the ends of each row. The number of stitches does not really matter, as long as it looks flat and even. For my shawl, I worked this row in the following manner:
- I alternated between working 1 and 2 sc in the end of each hdc and mc row.
- I worked 2 sc in the end of each dc row.
- I worked 3 sc in the end of each tr row.
Do not turn when you have finished working across the top. The RS should still be facing you. You will work row 4 into the bottom edge of the shawl.
- Ch2, ss into 2nd ch from hook. Ss in 1st 18 sts. Ch2, ss into 2nd ch from hook. *Ss in next 14 sts. Ch2, ss into 2nd ch from hook.** Repeat from * to ** until 16 sts before the st marker. [Ss in next 21 sts. Ch2, ss in 2nd ch from hook.] Repeat from [ to ]. Repeat from * to ** until 18 sts left. Ss in last 18 sts. Ch2, ss in 2nd ch from hook. Ss to join to 1st sc of row 3. Bind off.
Weave in your ends, and you’re done! I highly recommend blocking your shawl. Mine was a bit wonky, and blocking flattened it out and greatly improved the shape and drape.
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