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About this pattern
This is a detailed crochet pattern for an asymmetrical crescent or rounded triangle shawl with a plain fabric that features bands of eyelets. The shawl is constructed from one point and grows in width and length with every row.

It’s perfect for beginners in crochet and has great drape that keeps the shawl on your shoulders. Suitable for any yarn weight.

The patterns comes with full written instructions, videos and a handy chart, so you can use either one or all of them. There is an easy 12 row repeat that you will memorize really quickly, so you can take your project anywhere with you.

This is another pattern perfect for traveling or crochet-in-public, as it only involves a little concentration, so you can keep your hands busy while keeping up with conversation. There’s no counting involved, you only decrease on one side and increase on the other, always on the same sides.

When you’re done, don’t forget to block your shawl to allow the fabric to relax, drape and swirl.

Materials

Use any yarn in your stash to make this gorgeous shawl that will drape around you like a breeze.

Find three coordinating colors in lengths of around 300 meters each (or less if you use heavier yarn) and watch the colors complement each other in this simple, yet entertaining pattern. Or choose a long gradient yarn and watch the colors flow.

Use a light and airy cotton/acrylic blend for a spring/summer wrap or a fluffy mohair/alpaca yarn for an autumn/winter wrap that will keep you warm and comfy.

Pick a hook that goes with your yarn (I used a 3 mm hook for small and even stitches) and start crocheting!

Skill level

Beginner -  you will be using one stitch throughout, with simple increases and decreases at the beginning and end of each row

Video tutorials

Watch the video tutorial for the first 17 rows here: tutorial on Youtube.

For left handed crocheters, the video is here.

Easy read format (low vision attribute)
The easy read version respects the following requirements:

• 24 point Arial font;

• 26 and 28 point and bold for headings;

• black text, white background;

• left justified, 1 inch margins;

• no columns;

• page numbers bottom left;

• no charts;

• all abbreviations explained in the list.