Create a stunning crochet shawl wrap cape or capelet with this tutorial featuring Big Cake yarn, using the basic stitches every beginner crocheter knows double crochet and chain stitches for a stylish summer accessory.
Discover the joy of crocheting with this easy-to-follow tutorial on creating a stunning shawl, wrap, or capelet. Perfect for beginners, this pattern utilizes the versatile Big Cake yarn and focuses on the fundamental stitches of double crochet and chain stitch. Whether you envision a breezy summer accessory or a cozy layer for cooler days, this project is your ideal starting point. Transform your crochet skills while crafting a stylish piece that reflects your personal style.
With clear instructions and achievable techniques, you'll be delighted with the results of your handmade creation.
Let's get started on your crochet shawl!
Round 1: ch5, form a ring
Round 2: ch2, dc, ch1, *2dc, ch1* 5, turn --->6clusters total
Round 3: ch1, sc, ch2,dc, * in the chain spaces ch1, dc,ch1, in the cluster 2dc*repeat till the end in the ** turn
repeat round 3 increasing in the chain spaces ch1, dc,ch1
To begin, create a slip knot and insert your hook. Chain five and join with a slip stitch to form a ring. Starting with chain two, trap your tail within the stitches for a clean finish.
Next, work two double crochets, chain one. Repeat this pattern six times to complete the first round. Turn your work and chain one. In the first cluster, work a single crochet, chain two, and a double crochet in the same space. Continue this pattern of double crochets and chain spaces, increasing the number of chain spaces in each row to create the shawl's shape.
For the edging, work two single crochets in each chain space. Create a small pico by chaining three and working a single crochet in the same space. Repeat this pattern along the entire edge.
To finish, weave in your ends and enjoy your handmade shawl!
The shawl measures approximately 20 inches wide by 40 inches long.
Please note that this size can vary depending on your crochet tension and the specific yarn used.
The yarn used in the tutorial is Big Cake Yarn.
It's a popular choice for its generous yardage and range of colors.
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