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Floriss Shawl

Practice crocheting octagons, color changing, and the join-as-you-go method while working on this beautiful rectangular lacy shawl. The floral motifs make it so lovely, like a breath of spring air with the aroma of blooming trees. The shawl pattern is free, so save it in your shortlist.

Floriss Shawl

Photos by I Need It Crochet / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on ineeditcrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Flowerful Shawl

The lacy floral design of this crochet shawl makes it a rich looking garment that will effortlessly make you stand out from the crowd. Perfect for special occasions, this garment will be a pretty addition to your outfit even during the cold season. It also makes a perfect Christmas gift, so if you are looking for a worthy idea, consider starting this project. The step-by-step crochet instructions make it easy for anyone.

Flowerful Shawl

PHOTOS by Lisa Hounshell / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

Tunisian Sampler Shawl

This Tunisian crochet shawl is a good thing to have in your wardrobe in the middle of the season. It’s not really a piece of clothing, which means you can just throw it on wherever you want, or even use it as a picnic blanket when you don’t have a place to sit. A shawl like this will keep you cozy and lift your spirits whenever you need it, so save it for later.

Tunisian Sampler Shawl

PHOTOS by Hayley Joanne Robinson / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

Party Punch Shawl

This crochet shawl is really light and great for spring outfits. You can wear it just as a scarf or throw it over as the weather gets colder. Either way, the versatile shape and neutral color allow for many outfits and you can think of many combinations, so don’t waste this opportunity. The experience is truly meditative.

Party Punch Shawl

PHOTOS by Toni Lipsey / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on tlycblog.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Sunrays Shawl

Lacey yet warm, this cheerful crochet scarf is sure to lift your spirits. The simple crochet pattern was designed with beginners in mind and is suitable for crocheters of all levels. The combination of bright yellow and soothing white makes it a truly versatile piece that goes with almost any outfit. Don’t be afraid to get started, the lacy shawl crochet pattern will help you along the way.

Sunrays Shawl

PHOTOS by TLH Patterns / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on thelazyhobbyhopper.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Fuss Free Sideways Shawl

Here is a beautiful crochet lace shawl pattern for beginners. It is nice and elegant and fits most of your looks. The approximate size is 16.5” x 69.5”. It is based on the filet crochet technique, so you’ll crochet the shawl quickly. And the quick result equals a new motivation, isn’t it?

Fuss Free Sideways Shawl

Photos by Clare M / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on trulycrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Zen Garden Shawl

This incredible, vibrant pink and purple crochet shawl in the pictures below is made in thread yarn with a lacy design. What’s more, the stitching is very repetitive and comforting as you crochet along, and the finished result is just taken straight out of a fairytale, don’t you think? However, if you prefer more subdued colors, feel free to go for neutrals with this one!

Zen Garden Shawl

Photo is by Carolyn Calderon / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on thepurpleponcho.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Wichita Shawl


Crochet shawls can really be a piece of art, don’t you think? The possibilities are simply endless, and you can play with as many colors, textures, and designs as you like! This fantastic crochet shawl in the pictures below is a fantastic example of how fun and gorgeous a crochet shawl can be! It combines a variety of stitches for a wave-like pattern, and it highlights the negative space so beautifully!

Wichita Shawl

Photo is by Emily Marie Davies / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on hookedhazel.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.