It’s So Fluffy Shawl
Stay warm and cozy this winter with this simple fluffy crochet shawl! The It’s So Fluffy Shawl is made with single crochet stitches and increases on one side of the shawl. Very simple, but in combination with an amazing fluffy yarn, this shawl will be your favorite item this winter!
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About the design
One year ago I saw some amazing fluffy yarn and immediately fell in love. I knew I wanted to make a simple shawl with it. I decided to make a triangle shawl which has very long ends and isn’t too deep in the middle. As the yarn is very chunky, I’ve used a 6mm crochet hook. This fluffy crochet shawl keeps your neck very warm!
It’s a very simple design with single crochet stitches and increases on one side. The yarn will do all the work: the fluffy material will make this simple design stand out and it works up pretty quick!
About the yarn
The yarn that I used for this design is Lion Brand’s new LB Collection® Soft Spoken, a high fashion wool-blend yarn that combines two hot trends: faux fur and ombre stripe effects. Soft Spoken has excellent drape, luxurious softness and colorations that mimic hand-dyed yarns. I only needed one cake to make a complete shawl.
It’s So Fluffy Shawl
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Materials
– 1x Lion Brand’s new LB Collection® Soft Spoken
– Crochet hook 6mm (US J/10 hook)
Dimensions
Height: 40cm / 15.5″
Width: 150cm / 59″
Gauge
14 sc stitches equal 10 cm / 4”
15 rows equal 10 cm / 4”
Stitches & abbreviations (US terms)
– ch: chain
– sc: single crochet
* *: repeat what is between the asterisks as many times as directed
( ) within instructions: work a group of stitches all in the same stitch
( ) at end of a row: amount of stitches you should have at the end of that row
Notes
– This pattern is written in US terminology
– We turn our work at the end of every row
– The first chain at the start of a new row does not count as a stitch
Video
In this video you can see how to make the shawl.
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Fluffy crochet shawl pattern
Chain 2
Row 1:
2sc in the 2nd chain (2)
Row 2:
2sc, ch 1, turn (2)
Row 3:
1sc, 2sc in last sc, ch 1, turn (3)
Place a stitch marker in the last stitch you made in row 3. Now all we have to do is make 1 sc in every stitch, and when we reach the side of the stitch marker, make 2sc in the last stitch.
Row 4:
1sc in each sc across, ch 1, turn (3)
Row 5:
1sc in each sc across, 2sc in last sc, ch 1, turn (4)
Repeat row 4 & 5 till row 95. You now have 50 stitches.
Time to decrease
Row 96:
1sc in each sc across, ch 1, turn (50)
Row 97:
1sc in each sc across, decrease (last 2sc together), ch 1, turn (49)
Repeat row 96 & 97 till row 191. There are 2 stitches left at the end of row 191.
Row 192:
2sc, ch 1, turn (2)
Row 193:
decrease (in the 2 stitches that are left), ch 1, turn (1)
Row 194:
1sc (1)
Fasten off and weave in the ends.
Stitch count
Below you can find an overview of the amount of stitches you should have.
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Hello Wilma,
I want to thank you for your So Fluffy Shawl pattern! I bought two Caron Latte Cakes which are self-striping with a fluffy haze (similar look as the LB Soft Spoken) but I didn’t like any of the patterns I found at Yarnspirations or Ravelry. Then I decided to look at your patterns because they are always beautiful, unique yet useful – and voila! Because the Latte Cakes yarn gave a different gauge as the Soft Spoken, I made your pattern in HDC stitches rather than SC. It is perfect! Thank you for the inspirational idea!!
Hola Wilma… me da mucho gusto…agradecerte de nuevo…por compartir este bello chal… no acostumbro a tejerlos…porque no estoy acostumbrada a usarlos…pero…, viendo tus diseños…se me ocurre usarlos…ya que aquí no hace mucho frío…sólo por no estar desabrigada… y es que están bellísimos y fácil de tejerlos… además gracias por esa tabla de cantidades de vueltas …, puntos…incrementos y disminuciones… SI que nos ORIEnTAN demasiado…muchísimas gracias…éxitos