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By Lang Yarns
| Brand: | Lang Yarns |
| Yarn Weight: | Worsted |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Techniques and Construction: | Lace, Seamless, Worked Flat |
| Pattern Code: | PTO27-05 |
This downloadable crochet pattern from LANG Yarns creates a beautiful triangular shawl, also known as a shoulder wrap or étole. The finished shawl measures approximately 20½ inches wide by 67 inches long (52 x 170 cm), making it an ideal accessory for layering and draping. The design is worked flat in a single piece using a repeating zigzag lace pattern, eliminating the need for seaming.
The Lang Crochet Shawl is a large triangular wrap designed to be worn as a shoulder shawl or draped accessory. The elongated rectangular dimensions provide generous coverage while remaining lightweight and elegant. This style of shawl is versatile enough for both casual and dressy occasions, and the lace construction makes it suitable for warm weather wear.
The shawl is constructed using a Zigzag Pattern that repeats every 20 stitches plus 1, with 3 turning chains. The pattern stitch uses double crochet (US terminology) as the primary stitch. Crafters work rows 1 through 4 of the pattern once, then repeat rows 3 and 4 continuously until the desired length is achieved. The first double crochet is worked into the 6th chain from the hook, a standard technique for creating a neat edge in lace patterns.
The pattern calls for LANGYARNS LINELLO, a yarn blend composed of linen, cotton, and viscose. This fiber combination creates a fabric that is breathable, drapes beautifully, and has a subtle sheen. The project requires 400 grams of yarn, equivalent to 4 balls in the gold-yellow colorway (1066.0050). An ADDI crochet hook in size US E-4 (3.5mm) is specified for this pattern.
The gauge for the Zigzag Pattern using a US E-4 (3.5mm) hook is 31 stitches over 4 inches (10 cm) in width, and 7 rows over 4 inches (10 cm) in height. Maintaining accurate gauge is essential for achieving the correct finished dimensions. The shawl begins with a foundation chain of 161 stitches plus 3 turning chains, and continues until it reaches approximately 67 inches (170 cm) in length, ending after completing row 3 of the pattern repeat.
Once all pattern rows are complete, yarn ends are woven in securely. The shawl can be blocked as desired to enhance the lace pattern definition and ensure even dimensions. Blocking is particularly beneficial for lace projects, as it opens up the pattern and creates a more polished finished appearance.
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