Crochet Cirra Shawlette Pattern For Spring Fashion

Effortlessly elegant and beautifully light—the Crochet Cirra Shawlette Pattern is an essential project for any crochet enthusiast!

Crochet Cirra Shawlette Pattern

Light, lacy, and effortlessly elegant—the Crochet Cirra Shawlette Pattern is a must-make for any crochet lover! This delicate, triangular shawlette drapes beautifully, adding a graceful touch to any outfit. The openwork design creates a soft, airy texture that feels both cozy and breathable. Perfect for layering in any season, you can wear it as a stylish shawl, wrap, or scarf. Made with fine yarn, it feels light yet warm, making it a versatile accessory. Whether for yourself or as a thoughtful handmade gift, this easy and elegant pattern is a joy to crochet and even better to wear!

How To Crochet Crochet Cirra Shawlette

Materials Needed

• Yarn: 3 skeins of worsted weight yarn (~570-600 yards)
• Hook: J-hook (6 mm)
• Others: Scissors, yarn needle, stitch marker (or a substitute like a paper clip or a piece of scrap yarn)

Pattern Steps

Start

1. Slip Knot and Chain: Begin with a slip knot and chain 4.
2. Form a Ring: Slip stitch to join and create a ring.

Row 1

1. Chain 1.
2. Work into the ring:
   • Slip stitch
   • Half double crochet (hdc)
   • Slip stitch
   • Half double crochet (hdc)
   • Slip stitch
3. The result should be 5 stitches (sl st, hdc, sl st, hdc, sl st) - the chain 1 does not count as a stitch.

Row 2

1. Chain 1, turn.
2. Increase in the first and last stitch:
   • First stitch (sl st): Half double crochet, slip stitch, half double crochet in the same stitch.
3. Continue following the stitch pattern:
   • Each hdc, you will slip stitch.
   • Each sl st, you will half double crochet.
4. In the last stitch (sl st), repeat the increase:
   • Half double crochet, slip stitch, half double crochet in the last stitch.
5. Place a stitch marker in the center stitch (5th stitch) of this row.
6. Total stitches at the end of row 2: 9.

Row 3

1. Chain 1, turn.
2. Increase only in the center marked stitch:
   • Center stitch (hdc): Slip stitch, half double crochet, slip stitch in the same stitch.
3. Move the stitch marker to the new center stitch.
4. Total stitches at the end of row 3: 11.

Row 4

1. Chain 1, turn.
2. Increase in the first and last stitch:
   • First stitch (sl st): Half double crochet, slip stitch, half double crochet in the same stitch.
3. Continue following the stitch pattern.
4. The center stitch is just passed through maintaining the pattern.
5. Increase in the last stitch (sl st):
   • Half double crochet, slip stitch, half double crochet in the same stitch.
6. Move the stitch marker up.
7. Total stitches at the end of row 4: 15.

Row 5

1. Chain 1, turn.
2. Increase in the center marked stitch:
   • Center stitch (sl st): Half double crochet, slip stitch, half double crochet in the same stitch.
3. Move the stitch marker to the new center stitch.
4. Total stitches at the end of row 5: 17.

Continuing the Pattern

1. Even Rows (6, 8, 10, etc.): Increase in the first and last stitch.
2. Odd Rows (7, 9, 11, etc.): Increase in the center stitch.
3. Always use the stitch marker to mark the center stitch and move it up as you progress.

Changing Colors (Optional)

1. To change the color, complete the last stitch of the row before the new color with old yarn.
2. Add the new color by pulling through the new yarn on the last pull-through of the stitch.
3. Tighten and proceed with the new color.

Final Tips

• Use the stitch marker diligently to avoid counting every row.
• The shawl will increase by 2 stitches every odd row and by 4 stitches every even row.