Fall Shawl

Here is a pattern that I wrote up last Spring.  I call it my Fall Shawl because of the colors I used in it.  All of the yarn isRed Heart Supersaver.  I had gone out to the store one afternoon and stopped at a yard sale on my way home.  The woman running it has several large totes full of yarn.  She told me that she used to do plastic canvas work, but due to an injury she could no longer work at her craft.  Needless to say, I took a large quantity of yarn off her hands at a bargain price!  Who doesn't love a bargain?  And a yarn bargain?  It's a win, win.

---

Fall Shawl


Skill Level        Easy


Materials        Four (4)  7 oz skeins Red Heart Supersaver Worsted Weight Yarn (#4)
                       (A) Warm Brown, (B) Carrot, (C) Ecru and (D) Tea Leaf
                        J/6 mm Hook ~ or size need to obtain gauge 
                       Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

You can choose any four colors that you like or use one solid color, it is up to you.  


Stitches Used    Chain (ch)
                            Single Crochet    (sc)
                            Double Crochet  (dc)

Special Stitches    Picot Edging ~ single crochet, chain 3, single crochet in 2nd chain from 
                                hook, single crochet

Gauge                    9 double crochet x 3 rows double crochet = approximately 2 inches


Finished Shawl     68 inches across, 34.75 inches from center point to neck edge

Row 1   With color A (warm brown) Chain 3, 2 dc, chain 2, 3 dc in 3rd chain from 
              hook.  Chain 3, turn Chain 3 counts as first double crochet here and 
              throughout.

Row 2    2 dc, ch 1 in first dc of previous row, skip 2 dc, 3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc, ch 1
               in center, skip 2 dc, 3 dc in top of chain 3, ch 3, turn


Row 3    2 dc, ch 1 in first dc of previous row, *skip 3 stitches, 3 dc, ch 1, 
               in chain 1 space, (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc, ch 1) in center space, repeat from
               *, end with 3 dc on top of chain 3, ch 3, turn.


Rows 4 - 45   Repeat row 3, changing color as follows:


Rows 1 - 4        Warm Brown (A)
Rows 5 - 8        Carrot (B)
Rows 9 - 12      Ecru (C)
Rows 13 - 16    Tea Leaf (D)
Rows 17 - 20    Warm Brown
Rows 21 - 24    Carrot
Rows 25 - 29    Ecru
Rows 30 - 33    Tea Leaf
Rows 34 - 35     Warm Brown
Rows 36 - 37     Carrot
Rows 38 - 41     Ecru
Row 42              Tea Leaf
Row 43              Warm Brown
Row 44              Carrot
Row 45              Ecru

Picot Edging        With Color D (Tea Leaf) join with slip stitch in first dc of front edge, *ch
3, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next dc, (Picot, sc made) repeat from *
to center, skipping ch 1 spaces, center picot, sc, picot, sc, (2 picot, 2 sc
in center space) picot, sc across to edge.  (272 ch 3 picots, 274 sc).  
When you reach opposite edge DO NOT FASTEN OFF ~

Neck Edging  ch 2, sc, ch 2 across neck edge, working single crochets in ends of rows. (91 sc, 90
ch 2)


                Fasten off, with tapestry needle weave in and trim off excess ends.


I hope you enjoy making this shawl.  Don't want to miss a pattern, post or pic?  Sign up for my free, confidential e-mail on thehome page.


Please do not share this pattern, share the link!!  Please refer to my Terms of Use.  You may sell any items that you make with this pattern.   You may NOT use my photos with your finished products.


Affiliate Link ~ by clicking on this link and making a purchase, I may be compensated.  Thank you for your continued support