Crochet Amazing Beauty‼️Multi-Purpose Blouse, Shawl Pattern Tutorial

 The pattern usually feature repeating lace motifs worked in rows, which can be used as:

  • Blouse fabric panels

  • Shawls / wraps

  • Scarves

  • Edgings or table runners


✅ Skill Level:

Easy to Intermediate

✅ Looks Best In:

  • Fine cotton or rayon thread

  • Soft acrylic sport yarn

  • DK cotton for a blouse fabric

  • Larger hook & yarn if making a shawl

🧶 Materials

Item                               Suggestion                                          
Yarn                                   100% cotton, sport or DK weight
Hook2.5 mm – 4.0 mm (choose to match yarn)
ExtrasScissors, tapestry needle

🧵 Abbreviations (US Terms)

  • ch = chain

  • sc = single crochet

  • dc = double crochet

  • tr = treble crochet

  • sp = space

  • st = stitch

  • rep = repeat


📐 Pattern Foundation

This pattern is worked in multiples of 6 + 1 chain.

Example Foundation (for practice swatch)

Chain 31
(6 × 5 = 30, +1 = 31)

🧵 Step-by-Step Crochet Instructions

Row 1

  • dc in the 5th ch from the hook.

  • ch 1, skip 1 ch, dc into next ch.

  • Repeat across the row.

→ You are creating a row of dc separated by chain-1 spaces.

Turn.

Row 2

  • ch 3 (counts as dc), dc into first ch-1 space.

  • ch 3, skip next dc, dc + ch 1 + dc into next ch-1 space.

  • Repeat that across the row.

  • End with ch 3, skip, dc into top of turning chain.

Turn.

This row creates alternating V-stitches and arches.


Row 3

  • ch 3, dc into first dc.

  • Into next V-stitch space: dc, ch 2, tr, ch 2, dc.
    (This creates the leaf/fan motif.)

  • ch 3, dc into the next dc.

  • Repeat leaf + ch 3 + dc sequence across.

Turn.

Row 4

  • ch 3, dc in same st.

  • ch 4, sc in top of fan (into tr stitch at the center of the leaf).

  • ch 4, V-stitch (dc, ch 1, dc) into next dc in row.

  • Repeat across.
    End with dc in top of turning chain.

Turn.

Row 5

  • ch 3, dc into next dc.

  • ch 3, into the sc at center of arch: dc + ch 2 + tr + ch 2 + dc.

  • ch 3, dc into next dc.

  • Repeat across.

Turn.


🔁 Pattern Repeat

Repeat Rows 4 and 5 for the entire project.

Every repeat grows more lace texture and flowing leaf shapes.

✅ Use As:

Shawl / Wrap

  • Continue repeating rows until desired length.

Blouse Fabric

  • Make two rectangles, block them, then seam shoulders & sides leaving arm holes.

Scarf

  • Stop when desired length is reached; optionally add tassels.

💡 Tips for Best Results

Issue                                                 Fix                                                                                      
Fabric too loose                                  Use one hook size smaller
Lace too stiffUse one hook size larger
Leaves not centeredMake sure you are always working into the center tr stitch

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