Are you looking for an easy step by step wrap pattern? This one is it!
Learn how to make the easiest triangle shawl crochet pattern with the free design below!
Read on down for the full free crochet pattern.
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I am excited for you to try this simple crochet pattern and can’t wait to see all your amazing projects finished.
Happy Crocheting!
This Triangle Shawl Is Made With Just One Stitch!
This simple crocheted triangle wrap pattern uses one stitch! Yep.. just one! If you can double crochet, then you can make this ombre crochet wrap in only a few days!
Read on down to find the free crochet wrap pattern!
A Fun Project to Advance Your Crochet Skills
I would recommend this pattern to crocheters who have few projects under there belt because this may be intimidating for beginners. But you are more than welcome to try if you are a beginner! You have to start somewhere! 😉
No Color Changing in This Pattern
The best part about this easy crochet shawl pattern (or wrap) is that you won’t ever have to change yarn colors at all! The Mandala Baby Yarn from Lion Brand Yarn is the perfect yarn for this project since it gradually changes colors, and there are no ends to weave in. Doesn’t that sound great?
The Yarn That I Used for This Wrap
I decided on the colorway Echo Caves because I love any shade of blue but there are so many beautiful choices to pick from if you’d like something different.
Check Out The Different Colors!
You can check out the different color choices available on their website. “Click Here” to check them out. There are so many pretty colorways to choose from! Have fun picking a color! 🙂
Learn How to Crochet a Wrap Today!
The key part to remember about this wrap pattern is that you start each row with 2 double crochets in the same st and end each row with 3 double crochets in the top of the turning chains. It is pretty easy once you get the hang of it and remember you can do this!
Ready to Get Started?
I promise the Ombre Crochet Triangle Wrap is a pattern that can be worked up fairly quickly because it uses simple stitch repeats!
Go grab your hook, yarn (only one cake!) and let’s get started below.
Have fun and happy crocheting!
Ombre Triangle Crochet Shawl
Skill Level: Intermediate
Materials
- Less than 590 yards or 1 cake of Lion Brand Mandala Baby Yarn in Echo Caves
- Less than 50 yards of White Yarn from Lion Brand such as Feels Like Butta or Vanna’s Choice for tassels (optional)
- Size H 5 mm crochet hook
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
Gauge
- approximately 12 stitches for every 4″ & each stitch is approximately 1/2″ high
Finished Size
- 28″ in height and 60″ wide (at widest point)
- If you would like to make this shawl larger, use two cakes of yarn instead of one and increase the pattern using the same stitch repeat.
Abbreviations
- ch = chain
- dc = double crochet
- st = stitch
- sk = skip
Notes
- The pattern is written in American Standard Terms.
- Tassels are an optional part of the pattern.
- Ch 3’s and Ch 1’s count as stiches.
Crochet Shawl / Wrap Pattern Instructions
To start: ch 3
Row 1: in 3rd ch from the hook dc 3x, ch 1, dc 4x, turn. (8)
Row 2: Ch 3, 2 dc’s in next st, ch 1, sk a st, dc, ch 1, {2 dc’s, ch 1, 2 dc’s in the ch 1 space }, ch 1, sk a st, dc, ch 1, sk a st, dc 3 times, turn. (16)
Row 3: Ch 3, 2 dc’s in next st, dc, sk a st, ch 1, dc in ch 1 space from the row before, ch 1, dc in the ch 1 space from the row before, ch 1, {2 dc’s, ch 1, 2 dc’s in the next ch 1 space}, ch 1, dc in ch 1 space from row before, ch 1, dc in the ch 1 space from the row before, sk a st, ch 1, dc in the next st, 3 dc’s in the top of the turning ch from the row before, turn.(22)
Row 4: Ch 3, 2 dc’s in next st, dc, dc, sk a st, ch 1, dc in next ch 1 space from the row before, ch 1, dc in the next ch 1 space from the row before, ch 1, dc in the next ch 1 space from the row before, ch 1, {2 dc’s, ch 1, 2 dc’s in the next ch 1 space}, ch1, dc in the next ch 1 space, dc, dc in the next ch 1 space, ch 1, dc in the next ch 1 space, ch 1, sk a st, dc, dc, 3 dc’s in the top of the turning ch from the row before, turn. (28)
Row 5: Ch 3, 2 dc’s in next st, dc, dc, dc, sk a st, ch 1, dc in ch 1 space, ch 1, dc in ch 1 space, ch 1, dc in ch 1 space, ch 1, dc in ch 1 space, ch 1, {2 dc’s, ch 1, 2 dc’s in the next ch 1 space}, ch 1, dc in ch 1 space, ch 1, dc in ch 1 space, ch 1, dc in ch 1 space, ch 1, dc in ch 1 space, ch 1, sk a st, dc, dc, dc, 3 dc’s in the top of the turning ch, turn. (34)
For the rest of the pattern repeat Row 6. (Adding one dc at each beginning & end as shown before) and (one ch 1, dc in ch space on each side of the triangle as shown before)
Stitch count will follow as shown below:
Row 6: (40) Row 7: (46) Row 8: (52) Row 9 – 37: follow same 6 stitch count increase.
Row 38(optional row): ch 1, sc in every st and ch 1 space around to finish off with a clean look.
Finishing: Fasten off yarn and weave in the loose ends throughout the wrap. (you should only have two!)
Make two tassels using the method shown “here” with white yarn. This step is optional.
Extra
You Are Done With The Pattern!
That’s it! You are done with your very own ombre crochet wrap/shawl! If you have any questions please feel free to send me an email at krista[at]easycrochet.com or leave a comment.
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Greetings!
I am interested in making the Ombre Crochet Triangle Wrap. I have encountered a problem in row 2. There are only 12 double crochets in the row, even though the pattern says there should be 16. I have not been able to get passed the 2nd row because I’m not sure how it came up with 16 as it is written. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Maggie,
The ch 1’s in the rows and the ch 3’s at the beginning of the rows count as stitches as well. I updated the notes’ section of the pattern to make it clearer than before. If you need any clarification, please let me know. Happy Crocheting!
-Krista
I love that you included the chart as well. I tend to use them more often if possible.
Thanks Valori! I am so glad you like it!
Happy Crocheting!
Krista
I have now finished two versions of your rainbow crochet blanket and they were so fun and easy! I tend to crochet tight, so I chained 100 each time to start and used a K hook for the second one (instead of a J hook) to make it a bit bigger. Thanks for an awesome pattern!
You are welcome Kari! So glad you liked it! 🙂
Krista
This is beautiful! I’ve pinned it for later. This is definitely something I’m going to try. It’s just that I’m a slow crocheter, so it takes me awhile to get to a new project. Thank you for these clear instructions and photos!
Thank you Dawn! I am so glad you like it! If you have any questions when you start please feel free to ask! 🙂
Krista