Product Description
This pattern is FREE on my blog, or you can purchase the PDF here!
The Quicksilver Shawlette features gorgeous neutrals and the interplay of stitch patterns, finished off with a beautiful and striking edging. And it uses (less than) 2 balls of yarn - and takes only a few evenings to make!
It is the perfect blend of feminine and graphic, ready for date night, school runs, and coffee with friends, jeans, leggings, dresses, fall, and winter!
I used LB Collection Superwash Merino, and love the combination of Charcoal and Ivory. But this pattern would be amazing with other color combos too. Imagine a bright pink Dahlia instead of the Ivory, or go tone on tone with Eggplant and Wild Berry - so many possibilities!
Tips on upsizing included in the pattern, as well as several stitch charts!
Errors on Rows 70 and 86 have been corrected.
Quicksilver Shawlette by Moogly
What Is Being Made
The Quicksilver Shawlette is a crocheted triangular wrap designed by Tamara Kelly in 2017. This versatile accessory combines feminine and graphic design elements, making it suitable for multiple occasions and seasons. The shawlette works equally well styled over jeans, leggings, or dresses, and transitions seamlessly from casual settings like school runs and coffee outings to more polished occasions such as date nights. The finished piece uses less than 2 balls of yarn and can be completed in just a few evenings, making it an efficient project for crafters seeking quick results without sacrificing design interest.
Crochet Techniques Used
This beginner-friendly crochet pattern incorporates several fundamental techniques that create visual interest while remaining accessible to newer crocheters. The design features chainless starting double crochet (CSDC), an alternative cast-on method that eliminates the traditional foundation chain and creates a neater, more professional-looking edge. The pattern employs repeated crocheting into chain spaces, a technique that builds texture and structure throughout the shawlette. The construction also includes strategic joining with double crochet, which creates seamless transitions between sections and contributes to the graphic quality of the finished piece.
Stitches and Stitch Patterns
The Quicksilver Shawlette showcases an interplay of stitch patterns that balance visual complexity with beginner-level accessibility. The pattern works in rows, with a gauge of 17 stitches by 6 rows measuring 4 inches in the repeated stitch pattern. Double crochet serves as a primary stitch, while the chainless starting method and chain space techniques create dimensional texture. The combination of these stitches produces the distinctive graphic quality that distinguishes this design, with the edging receiving particular attention as a design feature that completes the overall aesthetic.
Materials and Yarn Specifications
The Quicksilver Shawlette requires a US K (6.5mm) crochet hook and uses Lion Brand LB Collection Superwash Merino yarn, a 100% merino fiber available in DK weight (also labeled as weight 3). The yarn provides 306 yards per 3.53 ounce ball. The pattern calls for Color A in Charcoal (1 ball, approximately 290 yards) and Color B in Ivory (1 ball, approximately 60 yards), for a total yardage requirement of less than 350 yards. The superwash merino construction ensures easy care and durability, while the DK weight yarn creates an appropriately draped fabric suitable for a shawlette's intended wear.
Pattern Resources
The downloadable PDF includes helpful reference materials to support successful completion. A dedicated Quicksilver Shawlette tutorial provides visual guidance for techniques, while a crochet abbreviations guide ensures clarity on all pattern terminology. These supplementary resources make the pattern particularly accessible for beginners working through their first shawlette project.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | DK |
| Pages: | 7 |
| Designer: | Moogly |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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