Vintage Pineapple Crochet Shawl

A stunning lacy design that can be made to any preferred size – triangle scarf, shawlette, or shawl – using your favourite fibre and weight of yarn. Acrylic, wool or blends of these for layering in the cooler months. Cotton or cotton blends for evening wear in the warmer months. Suited to both solid colour yarn and gradient yarn.

The repeating pattern is so addictive that you’ll want to make one in all your favourite colours and for all your favourite outfits! This stunning and versatile shawl design is also perfect for thoughtful gifting to your loved ones or bestie.

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Pattern Details

Refer to Appendix A for example project details.

• Project Level: Intermediate.
• Yarn: Fingering/3-4ply/Cat. 2 weight yarn recommended. Sport/DK/Worsted also suitable. Amount varies with chosen yarn/intended size. ~1000m/1094yd fingering yarn for generous size.
• Hook: Go up one to two sizes from yarn label recommended hook size to ensure a soft and lacey, delicate drape.
• Size: Size according to personal preference, working as many repeats as needed. 1000m fingering weight yarn cake for shawl ~240cm/94.5in width and ~110cm/43in length.
• Gauge: Specific gauge not required.
• Stitch Terminology: US. Refer to Abbreviations and Special Stitch Instructions.
• Notions: Scissors and darning needle. Stitch markers optional (for marking stitch repeats).
• Pattern Synopsis: Instructions are provided for a top-down triangular shawl with modified pineapple motifs, using a five-row repeat. Border optional, with several yarn sparing options provided for this.
• Social Media Share: Tag me @TheCrochetFix #VintagePineappleShawl.

Abbreviations

• ~ = Approximately.
• 2DC2Tog = Two lots of Double Crochet stitches worked together over two stitches from previous row. Refer to Special Stitch Instructions.
• 2DCCl = Double Crochet Cluster. Refer to Special Stitch Instructions.
• 2DCCl Shell = Double Crochet Cluster Shell. Refer to Special Stitch Sequence Instructions.
• Actl = Actual.
• Beg = Beginning.
• Btwn = Between.
• Ch = Chain.
• DC = Double Crochet.
• Fin = Finish/ed/ing.
• FLO = Front Loop Only.
• FpDC = Front Post Double Crochet.
• FpSC = Front Post Single Crochet.
• HDC = Half Double Crochet.
• HTR = Half Treble Crochet. Refer to Special Stitch Instructions.
• Inc = Increase.
• MC = Magic Circle.
• n = Number of stitch sequence repeats.
• Pct-Shell-4 = 4 Double Crochet Shell with Picot. Refer to Special Stitch Sequence Instructions.
• Pct-Shell-6 = 6 Double Crochet Shell with Picot. Refer to Special Stitch Sequence Instructions.
• Prev = Previous.
• Puff = Puff. Refer to Special Stitch Instructions.
• Rep(s) = Repeat(s)/Repeated.
• RS = Right Side.
• SC = Single Crochet.
• Sk = Skip.
• Sl St = Slip Stitch.
• Sp = Space.
• St(s) = Stitch(es).
• TR = Treble Crochet. Refer to Special Stitch Instructions.
• WS = Wrong Side.
• Yo = Yarn over (hook).

Special Stitch Instructions

2DCCl: Note: This st will either be made in a Ch Sp or a DC from the prev row. Yo, insert hook through Ch Sp/st, yo, pull through a loop (3 loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through first two loops on hook, (2 loops on hook), yo, insert hook through same Ch Sp/st as previous, yo, pull through a loop (4 loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through first two loops on hook (3 loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through all three loops on hook.

2DC2Tog: Note: This st is worked over two consecutive Ch 4 Sp (with SC btwn the two Ch 4 Sp skipped). The 2 DC in each Ch 4 Sp are all worked together to make a single st for the following row. Yo, insert hook through first Ch 4 Sp, yo, pull through a loop (3 loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through first two loops on hook, (2 loops on hook), yo, insert hook through same Ch 4 Sp, yo, pull through a loop (4 loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through first two loops on hook (3 loops on hook), yo, sk next SC, insert hook through next Ch 4 Sp, yo, pull through a loop, (5 loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through first two loops on hook, (4 loops on hook), yo, insert hook through same Ch 4 Sp (6 loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through first two loops on hook (5 loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through all five loops on hook.

HTR: Yo twice, insert hook through st, yo, pull through a loop (four loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through first two loops on hook (three loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through all three loops on hook.

Puff: Note: This Puff uses three yo. If a thicker Puff is preferred, then an additional yo can be made (i.e. four yo, and nine loops on hook in total). Yo, insert hook through st, yo, pull through a loop (3 loops on hook), [yo, insert hook through same st, pull through a loop] two times in total (7 loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through all seven loops on hook.

TR: Yo twice, insert hook through st, yo, pull through a loop (four loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through first two loops on hook (three loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through first two loops on hook (two loops on hook), yo, pull yarn through both loops on hook.

Special Stitch Sequence Instructions

2DCCl Shell: Note: This Shell is worked into the one Ch 1 Sp from the previous row and results in the 5 2DCCl separated by a Ch 2 Sp. 2DCCl in Ch 1 Sp, [Ch 2, 2DCCl in same Ch 1 Sp] four times in total.

Pct-Shell-4: Note: When working a Pct-Shell-4 btwn the first two st posts in the row, substitute Ch 3 for the first DC. 2 DC in Ch Sp or btn st posts (as per pattern instructions), Ch 4, Sl St into FLO of second DC, 2 DC in same place as prev DCs.

Pct-Shell-6: 3 DC in Ch Sp, Ch 4, Sl St into FLO of second DC, 3 DC in same Ch Sp as prev.

Tips

• If using a gradient yarn, consider selecting one for which a solid colour cake or equivalent ball of cotton/cotton blend can be purchased, should additional length be required. Examples of yarn cakes with gradient and solid combos include Scheepjes Whirl/Whirlette and Hobbii Twister/Twister Solid.

• Depending on individual tension, a larger hook size than typically recommended or used for the chosen yarn, may be required to achieve a soft, lacy and delicate drape.
• Substituting pattern instructions HTR with TR will also enhance the drape. To count for the height of the TR sts begin each row with Ch 5 instead of Ch 4. Note: If working TR, less reps will be made with a single 1000m/1093yd yarn cake than the shawls pictured in Appendix A.
• Block finished shawl for best lacy drape.

Pattern Instructions

Note:

• Beg Ch 4 counts as a HTR in all rows.
• HTR are always made btwn the st posts of two HTR st from the prev row, or in a Ch 1 Sp from the prev row.
• ( ) contain multiple st that should, as per pattern instructions, all be made in the same st from prev row.
• [ ] contain a short rep st sequence.
• + + and * * contain a longer rep st sequence. + + is rep within one short side of the shawl triangle and * * is a rep of one entire short side of the triangle. Refer to Appendix B for detailed rep explanation.
• # indicates where a + + rep is fin for the last rep specifically.
• A St Count and Motif Count follows the Row instructions in ( ).
• ‘Motif’ refers to the modified pineapple motif that is bordered by the Ch 3 Sp and HTR st.
• Each Motif is constructed over ten rows in total. The first set of motifs commence at Row 1. The second set of motifs commence at Row 6. Each subsequent set of motifs commences every five rows thereafter. The Additional Reps instructions are for five rows in total (commencing the first five rows of the next set of motifs and completing the last five rows of the prev set of motifs).
• HTR btwn st post images provided in Appendix C.
• Diagram for the first 15 rows provided in Appendix D.
• There is no RS or WS. Shawl can be worn either side.

Rep 1

Beg Circle: Leaving a beg yarn tail of sufficient length to sew in, make a circle with either MC, or Ch 4 and Sl St into first ch.

Row 1: Ch 4, HTR in circle, [Ch 5, 2 HTR in circle] twice. Turn. (St Count: 6 HTR, 2 Ch 5 Sp)(Motifs: 2 (1 per side)).

Row 2: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts (refer to Appendix C), *Ch 3, 3 DC in next Ch 5 Sp, Ch 3, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 6 HTR, 4 Ch 3 Sp, 6 DC) (Motifs: 2 (1 per side)).

Row 3: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 3 DC in next st, Ch 1, sk next st, 3 DC in next st, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 6 HTR, 4 Ch 3 Sp, 12 DC, 2 Ch 1 Sp) (Motifs: 2 (1 per side)).

Row 4: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2DCCl in next st, Ch 2, sk next two sts, 2DCCl Shell in next Ch 1 Sp, Ch 2, sk next two sts, 2DCCl in next st, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 6 HTR, 4 Ch 3 Sp, 4 2DCCl, 4 Ch 2 Sp, 2 2DCCl Shell) (Motifs: 2 (1 per side)).

Row 5: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, 2DCCl in next Ch 2 Sp, [Ch 3, sk next st, Puff in next Ch 2 Sp] four times in total, Ch 3, sk next st, 2DCCl in next Ch 2 Sp, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 6 HTR, 14 Ch 3 Sp, 4 2DCCl, 8 Puff) (Motifs: 2 (1 per side)).

Rep 2

Row 6: Ch 4, (HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of first two sts,  *Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, SC in next Ch 3 Sp, [Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 3 Sp] four times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp*, (2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR, Ch 2, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of next two sts, rep sts btwn * * once more, (2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of last two sts. Turn. (St Count: 14 HTR, 4 Ch 5 Sp, 4 Ch 3 Sp, 10 SC, 8 Ch 4 Sp) (Motifs: 6 (3 per side). 2 second half and 4 first half).

Row 7: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, 3 DC in next Ch 5 Sp, Ch 3, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp, [Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp] three times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts, rep sts btwn + + once more*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 14 HTR, 12 Ch 3 Sp, 12 DC, 8 SC, 6 Ch 4 Sp) (Motifs: 6 (3 per side). 2 second half and 4 first half).

Row 8: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 3 DC in next st, Ch 1, sk next st, 3 DC in next st, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp,[Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp] two times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts, rep sts btwn + + once more*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 14 HTR, 12 Ch 3 Sp, 24 DC, 4 Ch 1 Sp, 6 SC, 4 Ch 4 Sp) (Motifs: 6 (3 per side). 2 second half and 4 first half).

Row 9: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2DCCl in next st, Ch 2, sk next two sts, 2DCCl Shell in next Ch 1 Sp, Ch 2, sk next two sts, 2DCCl in next st, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, 2DC2Tog over next two Ch 4 Sp (sk SC in btwn these), Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts, rep sts btwn + + once more*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 14 HTR, 12 Ch 3 Sp, 8 2DCCl, 8 Ch 2 Sp, 4 2DCCl Shells, 2 2DC2Tog) (Motifs: 6 (3 per side). 2 second half and 4 first half).

Row 10: Note: Ch 2 can be substituted for Ch 1 if the motifs appear too tight at their tips. Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, 2DCCl in next Ch 2 Sp, [Ch 3, sk next st, Puff in next Ch 2 Sp] four times in total, Ch 3, sk next st, 2DCCl in next Ch 2 Sp, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, Ch 1, sk next (Ch 3 Sp, st, Ch 3 Sp), 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts, rep sts btwn + + once more*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 14 HTR, 28 Ch 3 Sp, 8 2DCCl, 16 Puff, 2 Ch 1 Sp) (Motifs: 6 (3 per side). 2 second half and 4 first half).

Rep 3

Row 11: Ch 4, (HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of first two sts, *Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, +SC in next Ch 3 Sp, [Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 3 Sp] four times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp+, sk next two sts, (2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) in next Ch 1 Sp, Ch 3, sk next two sts, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st),  rep sts btwn + + once more *, (2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of next two sts, rep sts btwn * * once more, (2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of last two sts. Turn. (St Count: 22 HTR, 6 Ch 5 Sp, 8 Ch 3 Sp, 20 SC, 16 Ch 4 Sp) (Motifs: 10 (5 per side). 4 second half and 6 first half).

Row 12: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, 3 DC in next Ch 5 Sp, Ch 3, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp, [Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp] three times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + twice more fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 22 HTR, 20 Ch 3 Sp, 18 DC, 16 SC, 12 Ch 4 Sp) (Motifs: 10 (5 per side). 4 second half and 6 first half).

Row 13: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 3 DC in next st, Ch 1, sk next st, 3 DC in next st, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp, [Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp] two times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + twice more fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 22 HTR, 20 Ch 3 Sp, 36 DC, 6 Ch 1 Sp, 12 SC, 8 Ch 4 Sp) (Motifs: 10 (5 per side). 4 second half and 6 first half).

Row 14: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2DCCl in next st, Ch 2, sk next two sts, 2DCCl Shell in next Ch 1 Sp, Ch 2, sk next two sts, 2DCCl in next st, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, 2DC2Tog over next two Ch 4 Sp (sk SC in btwn these), Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + twice more fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 22 HTR, 20 Ch 3 Sp, 12 2DCCl, 12 Ch 2 Sp, 6 2DCCl Shells, 4 2DC2Tog) (Motifs: 10 (5 per side). 4 second half and 6 first half).

Row 15: Note: Ch 2 can be substituted for Ch 1 if the motifs appear too tight at their tips. Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two HTR, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, 2DCCl in next Ch 2 Sp, [Ch 3, sk next st, Puff in next Ch 2 Sp] four times in total, Ch 3, sk next st, 2DCCl in next Ch 2 Sp, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 1, sk next (Ch 3 Sp, st, Ch 3 Sp), 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + twice more fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 22 HTR, 42 Ch 3 Sp, 12 2DCCl, 24 Puff, 4 Ch 1 Sp) (Motifs: 10 (5 per side). 4 second half and 6 first half).

Rep 4

Row 16: Ch 4, (HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of first two sts, *Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, +SC in next Ch 3 Sp, [Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 3 Sp] four times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp#, sk next 2 sts, (2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) in next Ch 1 Sp, Ch 3, sk next (2 sts, Ch 3 Sp, st)+,  rep sts btwn + + twice more fin at # for last rep*, (2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of next two sts,  rep sts btwn * * once more, (2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of last two sts. Turn. (St Count: 30 HTR, 8 Ch 5 Sp, 12 Ch 3 Sp, 30 SC, 24 Ch 4 Sp) (Motifs: 14 (7 per side). 6 second half and 8 first half).

Row 17: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, 3 DC in next Ch 5 Sp, Ch 3, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp, [Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp] three times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + three more times fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 30 HTR, 28 Ch 3 Sp, 24 DC, 24 SC, 18 Ch 4 Sp) (Motifs: 14 (7 per side). 6 second half and 8 first half).

Row 18: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 3 DC in next st, Ch 1, sk next st, 3 DC in next st, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp, [Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp] two times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + three more times fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 30 HTR, 28 Ch 3 Sp, 48 DC, 8 Ch 1 Sp, 18 SC, 12 Ch 4 Sp) (Motifs: 14 (7 per side). 6 second half and 8 first half).

Row 19: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2DCCl in next st, Ch 2, sk next two sts, 2DCCl Shell in next Ch 1 Sp, Ch 2, sk next two sts, 2DCCl in next st, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, 2DC2Tog over next two Ch 4 Sp (sk SC in btwn these), Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + three more times fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 30 HTR, 28 Ch 3 Sp, 16 2DCCl, 16 Ch 2 Sp, 8 2DCCl Shells, 6 2DC2Tog) (Motifs: 14 (7 per side). 6 second half and 8 first half).

Row 20: Note: Ch 2 can be substituted for Ch 1 if the motifs appear too tight at their tips. Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, 2DCCl in next Ch 2 Sp, [Ch 3, sk next st, Puff in next Ch 2 Sp] four times in total, Ch 3, sk next st, 2DCCl in next Ch 2 Sp, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 1, sk next (Ch 3 Sp, st, Ch 3 Sp), 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + three more times fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn. (St Count: 30 HTR, 56 Ch 3 Sp, 16 2DCCl, 32 Puff, 6 Ch 1 Sp) (Motifs: 14 (7 per side). 6 second half and 8 first half).

Additional Reps

Construct the following generic rep rows until the shawl is the preferred size.

If omitting a border finish at any Rep Row 5.

If including a border refer to Optional Border notes and instructions.

Refer to the Repeat Table for the n rep value and number of motifs constructed per row.

Rep Row 1: Ch 4, (HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of first two sts, *Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, +SC in next Ch 3 Sp, [Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 3 Sp] four times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp#, sk next 2 sts, (2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) in next Ch 1 Sp, Ch 3, sk next two sts and Ch 3 Sp, sk next st+,  rep sts btwn + + n more times fin at # for last rep*, (2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of next two sts,  rep sts btwn * * once more, (2 HTR, Ch 5, 2 HTR) btwn st posts of last two sts. Turn.

Rep Row 2: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, 3 DC in next Ch 5 Sp, Ch 3, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp, [Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp] three times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + n more times fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn.

Rep Row 3: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 3 DC in next st, Ch 1, sk next st, 3 DC in next st, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp, [Ch 4, sk next st, SC in next Ch 4 Sp] two times in total, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + n more times fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more.

Rep Row 4: Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2DCCl in next st, Ch 2, sk next two sts, 2DCCl Shell in next Ch 1 Sp, Ch 2, sk next two sts, 2DCCl in next st, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, 2DC2Tog over next two Ch 4 Sp (sk SC in btwn these), Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + n more times fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn.

Rep Row 5: Note: Ch 2 can be substituted for Ch 1 if the motifs appear too tight at their tips. Ch 4, HTR btwn st posts of first two sts, *+Ch 3, sk next Ch 3 Sp and st, 2DCCl in next Ch 2 Sp, [Ch 3, sk next st, Puff in next Ch 2 Sp] four times in total, Ch 3, sk next st, 2DCCl in next Ch 2 Sp, Ch 3, sk next st and Ch 3 Sp, 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts#, Ch 1, sk next (Ch 3 Sp, st, Ch 3 Sp), 2 HTR btwn st posts of next two sts+, rep sts btwn + + n more times fin at # for last rep*, rep sts btwn * * once more. Turn if adding border or otherwise fasten off yarn.

Rep Table

Optional Border

Construct one of the border design options below or add a border of your own design.

Border options have intentionally been written generically, without a specific st count, so that these can be added for any rep.

Option 1 requires a full rep to be completed before commencing.

Option 2 is a yarn sparing substitute for Rep Row 4 and can be used when there isn’t sufficient yarn left to fin with a full rep.

Option 1

Refer to Paid Pattern PDF.

Option 2

Refer to Paid Pattern PDF.

Finishing

Sew in all ends securely and invisibly.

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Pattern Versioning

Acknowledgements

Thanks for testing this design – your help is most appreciated:

• Tania Barry – @shewgirlscrochetcreations on IG, shewgirl on Ravelry.
• Laurie VanOstrand – @lvanostrand on IG, mnlaurie on Ravelry.
• Alex Douki – @DoukiAlex on IG, Iordalex46 on Ravelry.
• Cathryn – @burli_makes on IG, Burli on Ravelry
• Heidi Hirnich – @handmadeheavenau on IG, handmadeheavenaus on Etsy.
• Sharon Edwards – @sharon_edwards_act on IG, DefenceLass on Ravelry.
• Jennifer Baker – @jenbakercrochet on IG and FB, JenBakersCrochetShop on Etsy.

Appendix A: Example Projects

For additional inspiration, refer to Paid Pattern PDF and Ravelry projects.

Summer Garden Shawl

• Yarn: Hobbii Twister, 4ply (fingering/Cat 2 weight), in Summer Garden (07), ~1000m/1093yds.
• Hook: 3.5mm/E/4.
• Pattern Reps: 12 full reps (60 rows).
• Border: Option 1 – Row 1 only.
• Total Rows: 61.
• Finished Size: ~239cm/94in width by ~109cm/43in length.

Gold Shawl

• Yarn: Spotlight Daisy, 10ply (worsted weight), in Gold. ~2 and 1/3 balls (~890m/973yds).
• Hook: 6mm/J/10.
• Pattern Reps: 8 full reps (40 rows).
• Border: Option 1 – Row 1 only.
• Total Rows: 41.
• Finished Size: ~208cm/82in width by ~99cm/39in  length.

Bloomy Elegance Shawl

• Yarn: Hobbii Twister, 4ply (fingering/Cat 2 weight), in Bloomy Elegance (11), ~850m/920yds.
• Hook: 4mm/G/6.
• Pattern Reps: 11 full reps (55 rows).
• Border: Option 1 – Rows 1 and 2. Shown on Row 2 WS.
• Total Rows: 57.
• Finished Size: ~214cm/84in width by ~103cm/40.5in  length.

Imperial Purple Shawl

• Yarn: Hobbii Sultan Deluxe, 4ply (fingering/Cat 2 weight), in Black Orlov (28). ~1000m/1093yards.
• Hook: 4mm/G/6.
• Pattern Reps: 12 full reps (60 rows)
• Border: None.
• Total Rows: 60.
• Finished Size: ~240cm/95in width by ~114cm/45in length.

Appendix B: * * and + + Rep Explanation

Refer to Paid Pattern PDF.

Appendix C: Working Btwn HTR St Posts

Refer to Paid Pattern PDF.

Appendix D: Diagrams – 7 Rows and 16 Rows

Refer to Paid Pattern PDF.