🌟Incredibly Beautiful Crochet How to Make the Easiest Shawl and Blouse Pattern I've Ever Seen

 Hello crochet friends! Now I will write the full detailed step-by-step crochet tutorial: 

Structure: Repeats-based lace panel that can be turned into shawls, scarves, blouses, vests, wraps, table runners, etc.

🌟Incredibly Beautiful Crochet How to Make the Easiest Shawl and Blouse Pattern I've Ever Seen




🧶 Materials

  • Thin cotton yarn or lace yarn (Size 1 or 2 works best)

  • Hook size recommended on your yarn label (often 2.0–3.5 mm)

  • Scissors & tapestry needle

🪡 US Stitch Terms

Abbreviation                                            Meaning      
ch                                                                  chain
scsingle crochet
dcdouble crochet
sl stslip stitch
spspace
ststitch

✅ Pattern Structure Overview

This lace is made of:

  1. Chain arches

  2. Vertical ladder mesh

  3. Beautiful open diamond shells

The pattern repeats over multiples of 6 + 1 stitches.

To adjust size:

  • Shawl: long rectangle

  • Blouse: two rectangles (front + back)

✨ FOUNDATION CHAIN

Make a chain in multiples of 6 + 1
Example for practice:

ch 37  (6×6=36 +1)

🌿 Row 1 — Base Mesh

  1. Start in 5th chain from hook, dc.

  2. ch 1, skip 1 ch, dc in next ch

Repeat to end.

You now have a row of dc separated by ch-1 spaces.

Turn.


🌱 Row 2 — Chain Arches

  1. ch 4 (counts as dc + ch1)

  2. dc into next dc stitch

  3. ch 1, dc in next dc

Repeat across the row.

→ This row looks the same as Row 1, forming a nice mesh.

Turn.

🌾 Row 3 — First Decorative Fans Begin

  1. ch 5 (counts as dc + ch2)

  2. Skip 2 spaces; in next dc make: (dc, ch2, dc)

  3. ch 2

  4. Repeat step 2 across entire row.

End with ch2 + dc in last stitch.

Turn.

🌸 Row 4 — Build the Diamond Shape

  1. ch 4

  2. dc in the first ch-2 sp created in previous row

  3. ch 3

  4. dc in the next ch-2 sp

  5. ch 3, dc in next ch-2 sp repeat across

End with ch1 + dc.

Turn.

This row creates little “V-ladders."


🌼 Row 5 — Open Lace Diamonds

  1. ch 3 (counts as dc)

  2. 2 dc in first ch-3 space

  3. sc in next ch-3 space

  4. 5 dc into next ch-3 space

  5. sc in next ch-3 space

  6. 2 dc in next space

Repeat:

2dc, sc, 5dc, sc, 2dc…

Turn.

This forms the pretty flower/leaf shapes in the lace.

🌟 Row 6 — Return to Mesh (Stabilizing Row)

  1. ch 4

  2. dc in space between groups

  3. ch 1, dc in next space

Repeat across.

Turn.

🎀 Pattern Repeat

Repeat Rows 2–6 for the entire project.

That’s it!
The design grows beautifully with soft drape.


🧵 Making a Shawl

Make a long rectangle using repeats until desired length.

👗 Making a Blouse (Very Easy)

  1. Make two identical rectangles

  2. Lay them side by side

  3. Sew shoulders leaving neck opening

  4. Sew sides leaving arm openings

No shaping required!

💡 Helpful Adjustments

Want                                                     Do This                                              
 Bigger holes                                            Increase chain spaces by +1
 Denser lookUse smaller hook
 More flowyUse silk, bamboo, or cotton blend yarn

Video: 


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Most Eye-Catching Crochet Pattern 2025 🧶✨ Trendy & Easy Tutorial for Beginners

Image
  Materials Needed Worsted-weight yarn (1–2 skeins; choose colors that make the texture pop) Crochet hook (usually around 4 mm to 5 mm—video should specify) Scissors and tapestry needle for finishing Step‑by‑Step Instructions 1. Foundation Chain Start with a comfortable slip knot. Chain a multiple of stitches that fits your desired width. The video likely suggests a specific multiple (e.g., chain 30, 40) for easy pattern repeats. 2. Turn and First Row Work the first row using basic stitches—likely single crochet (sc) or half-double crochet (hdc)—to create a stable base. 3. Establish the Eye-Catching Pattern The tutorial centers around a visually striking repeat—such as alternating textures, openwork motifs, or layered stitches. A common beginner-friendly approach: skip‑1 chains, cluster stitches in gaps, alternating with solid stitches to create pattern depth. 4. Continue the Repeat Pattern Repeat the main pattern across each row, maintaining consiste...
Read more

Crochet Tote Bag with Basic Crochet Stitch Single Crochet Make it Wonderful✨️🎁💕

Image
  Crochet Tote Bag — Step-by-Step (single crochet method) Level: Beginner / easy Finished size (example): ~30 cm wide × 25 cm tall (adjustable) Tools & yarn (suggested) Worsted / aran weight cotton or acrylic yarn (1–2 skeins depending on size). Crochet hook 4.0–5.5 mm (choose hook for comfortable fabric, 4.5 mm is a good starting point). Scissors, tapestry needle, measuring tape. Optional: small amount of contrasting yarn for stripes, and fabric for lining. Abbreviations (US) ch = chain sc = single crochet sl st = slip stitch st(s) = stitch(es) rep = repeat Pattern notes (how I set this recipe up) I provide a practical sample using a foundation chain of 40 (a good medium tote width). Change the chain length to make a wider or narrower bag — keep multiples of 2 for balanced edges. The instructions are intentionally flexible so you can match the video style while customizing size. 1) Make your foundation chain Make a slip knot. Ch...
Read more

Crochet Daisy Flower Granny Square

Image
 🧶 Materials & Setup Yarn : Worsted weight (e.g., cotton or acrylic), 3 colors:           Color A for the daisy center           Color B for daisy petals           Color C for the outer granny square rounds           Hook : 4 mm (G)           Others : Scissors, yarn needle 🌸 Round 1 – Daisy Center (Color A) 1.  Magic ring : Create and hold loose. 2. Chain 3 (counts as 1 dc). 3. Work 11 double crochet into the ring (total 12 dc stitches). 4. Join with a slip stitch to the top of starting chain‑3. 5. Pull the ring tight to close the center. 🥀 Round 2 – Petals (Color B) 1. Join Color B in any stitch. 2.  (Chain 3, dc in same stitch), chain 1 — this forms a small petal base. 3. Skip 1 stitch, then slip stitch into the next stitch to secure. 4. Repeat steps until you have 12 petals evenly around. 5. Slip‑stitch to t...
Read more