How to Crochet a Granny Stripe Shawl - worked from the bottom up! No turning a corner, just straight back and forth granny stripe rows which makes for a great little variation on the more traditional triangle motif shape shawl! This shawl would look fab with some big fat tassels or pom poms on the ends (definitely something I am going to add once my personal shawl is big enough!)
WRITTEN PATTERN AND YARN DETAILS 👇
🧶 Yarn Information:
Thumbnail image and WIP shawl shown in intro uses a 4.5mm hook and Cygnet Boho Spirit in colourway "Festival" (available to buy here: )
The thumbnail shows the size of the shawl after 3 balls, ideal neck scarf size. You will need at least 5 balls for a larger shawl.
The tutorial itself uses a 7mm hook with Hayfield Chunky in colourway "Sundown" (available to buy here: )
📌 Written Pattern USA TERMS:
1/ ch4, work 2dc into the 4th chain from hook
2/ ch3, 2dc into same stitch. Skip 1 - 3dc in top of turning chain
3/ ch3, 2dc into same stitch. 3dc inbetween granny clusters. End with 3dc into top of turning chain.
Repeat Row 3 until shawl is desired size.
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