Crochet Triangle Shawl Pattern (Granny Stripe)

The stitches and techniques you need to know…

The main crochet stitch used in this pattern is double crochet (the US term).

The double crochet stitches are worked together to create an open network of clusters that make the large granny triangle shape.

These clusters and this particular stitch pattern are also known as the granny stitch.

You might also want to make matching items…

You may also want to make matching items to take with you on vacation!

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• Bucket Hat Crochet Pattern
• Striped Bucket Hat Crochet Pattern
• Sun Hat Crochet Pattern
• Striped Unisex Bucket Hat Crochet Pattern
• Granny Square Bucket Hat Crochet Pattern

Resources and tutorials you may find helpful in following this pattern:

This pattern is great for advanced beginners.

• It would help if you were comfortable making a slipknot (how to make a slip knot (step by step)) and creating a chain (how to start a crochet chain).
• You should know how to double crochet (how to double crochet (dc) for beginners).
• You should also be comfortable reading crochet patterns (how to read crochet patterns for beginners).
• And understanding of crochet abbreviations and terms (US + UK).

Crochet Triangle Shawl Pattern

Notes

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Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of the Crochet Triangle Shawl Pattern, featuring the delightful Granny Stripe design.

This captivating crochet pattern weaves together a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity, resulting in a stunning shawl that is both elegant and cozy.

This pattern will help you to learn how to crochet a granny stripe.

This triangle scarf pattern uses 7 different colors.

You can use any color combination you like.

• Yarn A – Natural
• Yarn B – Salmon Pink
• Yarn C – Light Yellow
• Yarn D – Mint
• Yarn E – Denim
• Yarn F – Lilac
• Yarn G – Light Salmon

In the pattern, the colors are used in the following sequence…

• Yarn A
• Yarn B – Salmon Pink
• Yarn A
• Yarn C – Light Yellow
• Yarn A
• Yarn D – Mint
• Yarn A
• Yarn E – Denim
• Yarn A
• Yarn F – Lilac
• Yarn A
• Yarn G – Light Salmon

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The supplies you need…

Yarn

• 2 x We Are Knitters – The Cotton in the color Natural (Yarn A)
• 1 x We Are Knitters – The Cotton in the color Salmon Pink (Yarn B)
• 1 x We Are Knitters – The Cotton in the color Light Yellow (Yarn C)
• 1 x We Are Knitters – The Cotton in the color Mint (Yarn D)
• 1 x We Are Knitters – The Cotton in the color Denim (Yarn E)
• 1 x We Are Knitters – The Cotton in the color Lilac (Yarn F)
• 1 x We Are Knitters – The Cotton in the color Light Salmon (Yarn G)
• This cotton yarn is 100% Pima Cotton/10g/3.05oz/232 yds/212m.
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Hook

• 5 mm (US H/8) crochet hook.

Notions

• Scissors
• Darning needle
• Tape measure.

The Granny Triangle Shawl Pattern (Instructions)

With Yarn A – ch 4 and join with a sl-st to make a circle.

• Row 1: 4 ch (counts as 1 dc, ch 1) – now work into the circle – 3 dc, 3 ch, 3 dc, ch 1, 1 dc, turn,
• Change to Yarn B – Row 2: 4 ch (counts as 1 dc, ch 1), 3 dc in 1-ch space, ch 1, (3 dc, 3 ch, 3 dc) in the 3-ch space, ch 1. 3 dc in 1-ch space, ch 1, 1 dc, turn,
• Change To Yarn A – Row 3: 4 ch (counts as 1 dc, ch 1), *3 dc in 1-ch space, ch 1. Rep from * to 3-ch space (the middle space of the triangle). Now work (3 dc, 3 ch, 3 dc) in the 3-ch space, ch 1. *3 dc in 1-ch space, ch 1. Rep from * to last space, then ch 1, 1 dc in the same space, turn,

Repeat row 3 (following the yarn color stripe sequence on page 3) until your shawl reaches this size or you run out of yarn:

• Length (laying flat and not stretched out) = 42 inches/107 cm
• Width (laying flat and not stretched out) = 70 inches/178 cm

Finish by doing an Sl-st into the last ch, secure the yarn, leaving a small length of around 4 inches, and cut.

You can then weave in the loose ends.

You can make it smaller or larger depending on your preferences, you can keep repeating row 3 until you get your desired size.

*Please note if you make it smaller you may need less yarn and larger you will need more yarn.

You can also add tassels to each corner point if you wish or fringe around the edges.