How to Crochet a Seaside Crochet Shawl/Scarf
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Seaside Crochet Shawl/Scarf
The Seaside Crochet Shawl/Scarf is the perfect shawl for chilly nights. Have you ever tried to crochet a scarf? I love having a scarf project in my craft bag. When I’m waiting for one of my kiddos to finish their sports practice or waiting in the car pick-up line. A crochet shawl project is a perfect project to pack and go.
The Seaside Crochet Shawl/Scarf is created using a beautiful stitch pattern similar to the Boxed Shell Stitch. The pattern is created using a basic double crochet stitch, in a pattern of clusters and chains.
Yarn
Red Heart
Roll with it Mélange
Yarn Characteristics:
Luxe worsted weight yarn. It is a lightly woven-together yarn that comes in an array of swirled rich jewel-tone colors. This is a soft but sturdy yarn that allows finished projects to have a nice drape and feel.
100% Acrylic Yarn
150g
389 Yards
Colorway:
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Yarn Needed:
Approx. 780-975yards, 4 weight (2-3 skeins)
Yarn Substitution:
Any 4-weight soft yarn would work for this project.
MATERIALSSeaside Crochet Shawl/Scarf
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VIDEO TUTORIAL
A video tutorial is available for this pattern, scroll down.
NOTE
• This pattern is written in US terms and a key is provided to help with any abbreviations.
• Additional NOTES are placed throughout the pattern, for additional tips and instructions.
• There are hyperlinks included, within this pattern. If viewing, on an electronic device, you can click on the link(s), and you will be taken to the products used and helpful instructional video(s).
• Chain (ch) 3 counts as a dc stitch.
• [ ] denotes the stitch count at the end of the row.
• *_* Denotes repeat sequence- Example: *5dc in open space; repeat from * to end.
PATTERN ABBREVIATIONS
English (US) Terms
ch(s)- chain(s)
dc- double crochet
sl st- slip stitch
st(s)- stitch(es)
R- Row
5dc- place 5 double crochet stitches into the ‘open’ space
Here’s a Fun Project to Create:
Skill Level
For a better understanding of skills, and learning Click Here. You’ll be led to the Craft Yarn Council for a deeper dive into skill levels.This is a project for the advanced beginner to intermediate. If you are new to crocheting you need to be comfortable completing a chain, double crochet stitch, and working with a pattern. This is a project for the advanced beginner to intermediate. If you are new to crocheting you need to be comfortable completing a chain, double crochet stitch, and working with a pattern.
This is a project for the advanced beginner to intermediate. If you are new to crocheting, you must be comfortable completing a chain, double crochet stitch, and pattern.
PATTERN DETAILS
Gauge
4”x 4” (10cmx10cm):
16sts and 7 rows of pattern
Using 5.5mm(U.S. 1/9) hook
To Adjust Width
To change the width, create a foundation ch in a multiple of 5, plus 4 stitches
STITCHES
DOUBLE CROCHET (dc)- yo, insert your hook, yo, and pull up a loop, yo, pull through two loops, yo, pull through the last two loops.
SPECIAL STITCH
Box Stitch (Variation)
R1: Skip 3 chains (ch),1 double crochet (dc) in 4th stitch (sts) from the hook; * chain 3, skip 3 chains (chs), 1dc in next 2ch sts; repeat from * to end. (End with 2dc); ch3; turn work (tw).
R2: Into open space (ch-3 space created from the previous row) *5dc; repeat from * ending with 1dc; ch3; tw.
R3: *1dc into first st of 5dc cluster; ch3, sk 3dc, 1dc in last st of 5dc cluster; repeat from * to end. (End with 2dc); ch3; tw.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Approx. 15”in/38.1cm (width) without Border/Trim 17”in/43.18cm (width) with Border/Trim
Approx. 109”in/276.86cm (length)
WRITTEN PATTERN
Note: The ch 3 will be a dc st throughout the pattern.
Foundation: Ch 69
R1: Skip 3ch ,1dc in 4th st from the hook; * ch3, sk 3ch, 1dc in next 2ch sts; repeat from * to end. (End with 2dc); ch3; tw.
R2: Into open space (ch-3 space created from the previous row) *5dc; repeat from * ending with 1dc; ch3; tw.
R3: *1dc into first st of 5dc cluster; ch3, sk 3dc, 1dc in last st of 5dc cluster; repeat from * to end. (End with 2dc); ch3; tw.
Repeat R2 & R3, until desired length is obtained [164 rows]
PATTERN (With Some Illustrations)
Foundation: Ch 69
R1: Skip 3ch ,1dc in next 4th st from the hook; *ch3,
sk 3ch, 1dc in next 2 sts;
Repeat from * to end. (End with 2dc); ch3; tw.
R2: Into open space (ch-3 space created from previous row) *5dc; repeat from * ending with 1dc;
Ch3 (counts as dc); tw.
R3: *1dc into first st;
Ch3, sk 3dc, 1dc in last st of 5dc cluster; repeat from * to end. (End with 2dc); ch3; tw.
Repeat R2 & R3, until the desired length is obtained.
PATTERN DIAGRAM
OPTIONAL- BORDER/TRIM
Turn the Seaside Shawl/Scarf horizontally and work along the edge.
Attach the yarn to the corner of the edge.
Place 2dc, aligned with each row across; until the end. [approx. 328]
Using a yarn needle, weave in the end.
A video tutorial is available with this pattern: YouTube -AhselAnne
Video Tutorial- SeaSide Shawl/Scarf
If you are a visual learner check out my video illustrating the steps above.
