The Reverie Shawl will keep you warm and cozy as the temperatures start to dip. This free crochet pattern uses a cotton blend yarn and is worked from the bottom up. Easy repeats make The Reverie Shawl the perfect project during binge sessions.
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I started working on it while sitting in my mom’s hospital room. If you have ever had to sit in a hospital room of a loved one, you know there isn’t much to do except worry. So that is what I did. I poured all my worry, frustration, and love into this shawl. I cannot tell you how many times I had to to start over, because my tension was all over the place.
When I started working on this, I knew it was going to be for my mom. I mean, being there with was was the whole reason I started it. I wanted it to be light and breathable. My parents live in Texas, so lightweight is beyond necessary. Caron Cotton Cakes was an obvious choice, especially since that was the only yarn I had on me!
Related: Caron cotton cakes yarn review
At the time of this pattern release, my mom has been back home for a few weeks and getting stronger everyday. This shawl is also packed up and on the way to her. Also in the package is a simple beanie, also made out of Caron Cotton Cakes.
***You can purchase an AD free, PDF version of this shawl crochet pattern on Etsy HERE. The AD-free version is 9 pages, beautifully formatted, and includes step-by-step photos not available in the on-line, free version.***
The Reverie Shawl Crochet Pattern
Materials Needed
- U.S. G/6 (4.00 mm) Crochet Hook
- Medium Cotton Yarn Weight 4 or Cotton Blend.
o Total: 844yds/14oz/400g
o I used 4 skeins of Caron Cotton Cakes in Garden Path - Tapestry needle for sewing in ends
Stitches Used:
ch = Chain
sc = Single Crochet
dc = Double Crochet
V-stitch = [DC, CH2, DC] in same stitch
Shell Stitch = Make 5 double crochet in the same stitch
Finished Sizes:
One Size – 64″ (162.6cm) wide and 33.4″ (84.8cm) high (from the tip of the V to the top).
Recommended Modifications:
Scarf – 3 skeins of Caron Cotton Cakes
Long Boho Shawl – 8 skeins of Caron Cotton Cakes
Begin Pattern:
Start with a Chain 4
Row 0: Make a double crochet in the first stitch to form a loose ring.
Row 1: Chain 5, DC in ring, CH2, DC in ring, CH2, DC the second chain of the previous row.
Row 2: Chain 5, turn. DC inCh2 space, 5DC in next CH2 space, DC in next CH2 space, CH2, DC in 2nd Chain of the previous row.
Row 3: Chain 5, turn. In Ch2 space (DC, Ch2, DC), V-stitch 3rd DC of previous row, V-stitch in Ch2 space, Ch2, DC in second chain of the turning chain.
Row 4: CH3 (counts as 1st DC) Turn. Make 4 DC in Chain 2 space, V-stitch in Ch2 space, 5 DC in next Chain 2 space, V-stitch in next Chain 2 space, 4DC in next CH2 Space DC in second chain the turning chain.
Row 5: [Begins the pattern repeat]; Ch 5 turn; DC in same stitch; V-stitch 3rd DC of previous row, *V-stitch in Ch2 space, V-stitch 3rd DC of previous row * Repeat until the last 5DC of the previous row. V-stitch 3rd DC of previous row, DC in the top of the turning chain of the previous row, CH2, DC in same stitch.
Row 6: Chain 5, turn. DC in CH2 Space, * 5 DC in next Ch2 space, DC in next Ch 2 space, CH2, Dc in same stitch.* Repeat until the last Ch2 space. Dc in last Ch2 space, CH2, DC in 2nd chain of the turning chain.
Row 7: Chain 5 turn. In the first Ch2 Space (DC, CH2, DC) * V-stitch of 3rd DC of previous row, V-stitch in Ch2 space,* repeat until last Ch2 space. In the last CH2 space [DC, CH2, DC, Ch2] DC in 2nd chain of the turning chain.
Row 8: Ch3 (counts as 1st DC) Turn. Make 4 DC in Chain 2 space, V-stitch in Ch2 space, *5 DC in next Chain 2 space, V-stitch in Ch2 space*, repeat until the last Ch2 space. 4DC in last CH2 Space DC in 2nd chain of the turning chain.
Repeat Rows 5-8: 13 more times for a wrap as pictured. You can always adjust the repeat if you want a shorter scarf or a longer wrap. I did the repeat until I finished my 4th skein.
This is an original pattern by Cindy Unangst, NorthEast Mama Please do not claim this pattern as your own. You may share a link to this pattern, but please do not reprint it in any form on your site. You may keep a copy for your own personal use but please DO NOT sell the pattern or distribute it.
You may sell products made from this pattern but please clearly credit the design to me, Cindy Unangst, NorthEast Mama, and provide a link to my blog www.NorthEastMama.com. Permission is not granted for mass production or factory manufacturing of any kind. Thank you for being respectful and for your understanding! Warmest Wishes!
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