Crocheted Granny Triangular Shawl…..Super Simple!

Crocheted Triangular Granny Scarf

I’ve been wearing my crocheted granny triangular scarf/shawl for a few weeks now, and loving it! I crocheted this in an evening, and while I wouldn’t guess that a triangular scarf is preferable, this one has been so much fun to wear, and perfect for chilly spring mornings and evenings with a light coat. I was inspired by a similar scarf made by happy in red, one of my faithful Craft Schooling Sunday contributors.

Crocheted Triangular Granny Scarf folded
And not only is this a very simple project that’s great for beginners, I think the mix of solid and variegated yard makes it look quite a bit more complicated than it really is!

You’ll Need:
This pattern could really be made with any hook and any yarn, because you decide how big to make it depending on the number of rows you choose to crochet, since the pattern starts with the tip and works up!
  • Crochet hook size G/5.00-5.50mm
  • worsted weight yarn, I used a wool/acrylic blend for the variegated, and solid acrylic for the grey portions

Pattern: I will fill this in later, (very busy with Passover cleaning!) but for the mean time, please refer to my inspiration here, where there’s a rough pattern at the bottom of the post, with the following changes:

I crocheted, with the addition of 3 rows of single crochet, (explained below) 27 rows total.

Row 8: Change to variegated yarn and crochet entire row in single crochet. 

Rows 13 and 19: Change to solid colored yarn for this row only, and crochet row in single crochet. At center point, sc 3 ch3, sc 3.

Finishing Trim: I crocheted a row of picot stitch around the two sides, but not the neck side. Picot stitch is as follows: sc, ch3, sc in same stitch, sc in next stitch, sc, ch3, sc in same stitch……such that you get little bumps every other stitch.

Enjoy! This would be really nice in cotton yarn as well for a little summery wrap!

 

 

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21 responses to “Crocheted Granny Triangular Shawl…..Super Simple!”

  1. Karen Avatar
    Karen

    I so love this! It’s beautiful and the colors are gorgeous. I could see wearing it on so many chilly mornings.
    Thank you for the pattern!
    Karen @oycrafts

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  2. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Youre so welcome Karen, hope you get an opportunity to use it! I love quick projects that also come in use, and this is one of those!

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  3. Rebecca Avatar
    Rebecca

    It is so beautifull and the colors I love it
    Thank you
    Rebecca

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  4. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Thanks so much Rebecca, hope you get a chance to make one! With your cool summer weather you could get great use out of it year round!

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  5. Esther Avatar
    Esther

    Aww, thanx for trying my pattern. Yay!!

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  6. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Thank you Esther, cant wait to make some more in the fall…..its getting to warm here all of a sudden for any kind of scarf!

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  7. YIAYIAPOPPA@MSN.COM Avatar
    YIAYIAPOPPA@MSN.COM

    crochet granny triangular shawl I need the whole pattern

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  8. nicole Avatar
    nicole

    this shawl is lovely looks easy enough to make.

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  9. Jo Ann Avatar
    Jo Ann

    I would like the whole pattern of granny triangular shawl.thank you Jo Ann,Cleveland ,Ohio

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  10. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Hi Jo Ann, sorry dont have the time now either, but you really dont need a pattern, Just refer to the diagram Ive linked to add my changes as stated and its really simple, you can do it, and even
    make up your own version! all the best and happy holiday crafting!

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  11. Jess Avatar
    Jess

    How did you switch from SC back to the granny cluster pattern, if I may ask? I am trying to wrap my head around it and just can’t! Or did you go OVER the previous stitches into the spaces to hold the granny triangle shape and pattern? This is just too beautiful, I’d love to try to make it! 🙂

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  12. XXX Avatar
    XXX

    I can’t figure it out either Jo Ann, and Jess. Will look somewhere else.

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  13. L Avatar
    L

    It would be nice if you would give the directions to this shawl. You obviously have talent and crochet beautifully, but its like you are playing a game and are always busy…..busy enough to not be able to give anyone directions to the shawl, but not busy enough that you can take pictures and talk about all the people you have made them for.
    What’s that all about?
    Why don’t you ‘pay it forward’ and be a blessing to others that would love to be able to give the shawl as a gift to someone they love also, but need the directions to do it. Not just look what I made its beautiful, easy, but oh sorry toooooooo busy to give you the directions on how to make it.
    Sure can feel the love.

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  14. Anita Avatar
    Anita

    I too wish the pattern was here.

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  15. Loz Avatar
    Loz

    HI
    what are rows 1 – 8 ? please
    thank you

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  16. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    So sorry no time to write that out for you, please refer to the link to the diagram, which is very simple to read. all the best!

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  17. Angela Avatar
    Angela

    Thank you for this. The pattern is simple but effective, and works up beautifully. I am using a lace weight yarn with a large hook to create a very open, lightweight shawl which can be worn front (round the neck) or back (as a normal shawl). The link in the details above gives an excellent graphic pattern and describes it in words too. It works up very quickly as is difficult to go wrong.

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  18. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    thanks Angela, glad it is working for you, would love to see the results!

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  19. susanhrao@hotmail.com Avatar
    susanhrao@hotmail.com

    how can i get this pattern

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  20. Lindatrulio Avatar
    Lindatrulio

    Pattern please

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  21. Veronica Avatar
    Veronica

    Its beautiful for the chilly mornings

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