Bring A Touch Of Warmth To Your Wardrobe With Crochet Amethyst Shawl Pattern For Winter's Chilly Nights

Wrap yourself in the magic of the Crochet Amethyst Shawl, a project that bubbles with the joy of making. Picture this: with every loop and yarn over, you're stitching a masterpiece, a cozy hug of color that drapes elegantly with every wear. This pattern isn't just about making a shawl; it's about painting with yarn, where every stroke brings you closer to a wearable piece of art.

Crochet Amethyst Shawl

Materials Needed:

Red Heart Roll with It Sparkle yarn in Amethyst colorway
Crochet hook

Pattern Instruction

Starting Point:

Create a slip knot.
Chain 4.
Work 2 double crochets into the fourth chain from the hook.

Row 2:

Turn your work.
Chain up 1, then chain 2 more (this does not count as a stitch).
Half double crochet into the first stitch.
Skip the next double crochet.
Half double crochet into the last stitch, which is the top of the chain 3 from the starting point.

Row 3:

Chain up 3.
Half double crochet into the first stitch.
Yarn over twice and work 2 front post treble crochets around the stitch you skipped in the row below.
Work 2 half double crochets and 1 double crochet into the last stitch.

Following Rows:

Continue building the pattern, which will be a series of half double crochets, skip stitches with treble crochets around them, and increases at the end of rows.

Rows 8 and 9:

These rows set up the repeat you will use for the majority of the shawl.
You'll be working half double crochets, skipping over treble crochets, and creating increases by working multiple half double crochets into one stitch.

Bobble Border (Optional):

To add a Bobble border, chain up 5.
Work a bobble stitch into the fourth chain from the hook. A bobble stitch is typically made by partially completing several double crochets all into the same stitch, then yarning over and pulling through all the loops on the hook at once.
Slip stitch into the next chain and into each of the next three stitches.
Repeat this process for as long as you'd like your border to be.

Finishing:

Repeat the pattern established in Rows 8 and 9 until you reach your desired size for the shawl.
End with the bobble edge if you wish, or simply finish after a complete pattern repeat.
Fasten off and weave in any loose ends.