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Product Description
This textured shawlette is the perfect layering piece for cooler months. Worked with simple stitches and an easy to remember pattern, this project is great for crocheters of all levels. The pattern also includes a link to the video tutorial. A free version of the pattern as well as the video tutorial are available on my blog. This listing is for the ad free pdf.
This shawlette is great for beginners and a quick project for more experienced crocheters. The shawlette can easily be made larger by continuing to follow the pattern (you'll need more yarn).
Worsted #4; 570 yards in 3 colors (190 yds each color); Sugarbush Bold/3 balls. Testers also used Lionbrand Heartland and Bernat Premium. Stitches used: ch, hdc, sl st
Tester photos by: (clockwise by top left) Verity Blackburn @nevity86, Lily Morales @myhobbyshop, and Kelsey Peterson @kelseyaseely.
Cirra Shawlette by Jen Dwyer
What is Being Made
The Cirra Shawlette is a textured triangular shawlette designed as a versatile layering piece for cooler months. This crocheted accessory features a classic shawl shape that works from the center of the long side outward, creating an elegant drape perfect for adding warmth and style to any outfit.
Craft and Construction Method
This is a crochet project suitable for beginners through experienced crocheters. The pattern uses a straightforward construction method that begins at the center of the long side of the triangle. The shawlette grows outward through alternating increases placed on the sides and middle, which systematically create the triangular shape. The simple stitch pattern is easy to remember, making this an ideal project for crocheters looking to build confidence with basic techniques while still achieving a polished, wearable result.
Stitches and Techniques Used
The Cirra Shawlette employs simple stitches throughout the pattern, keeping the construction accessible for all skill levels. The textured appearance comes from the careful placement of these basic stitches combined with the strategic increase pattern. The alternating increase method on the sides and center of the triangle is the primary shaping technique, allowing the piece to expand evenly and maintain proper proportions as it grows.
Materials and Yarn Requirements
This pattern calls for worsted weight yarn (#4), with a total yardage requirement of 570 yards worked across 3 colors (approximately 190 yards per color). The suggested yarn is Sugarbush B. A size J/6.0mm crochet hook is recommended, though the pattern notes that you should use the size needed to obtain proper gauge. Additional supplies include a tapestry needle for finishing and one stitch marker for tracking pattern repeats.
Difficulty Level
Rated as a beginner-friendly project, the Cirra Shawlette is accessible to newer crocheters while remaining engaging for more experienced makers. The combination of simple stitches and an easy-to-remember pattern repeat makes this an excellent choice for those building their crochet skills.
Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Aran, Worsted |
| Pages: | 0 |
| Designer: | Jen Dwyer |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | 190 yds needed per color (1 ball each of Sugar Bush Bold). 1 stitch marker needed (can use a yarn scrap instead). |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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