The crochet shawl is a stylish and cozy piece for autumn and winter outfits. Made with merino wool or some wool blend, it will warm you up and make you feel comfy whatever the weather is on the street. Furthermore, crochet shawls could be a wonderful gift for a mom, daughter, or friend. Create one with free patterns I gathered for you, and feel free to return and choose more projects.
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Spice Shawl
- Designed by Adriana R Baiocco
Add some spice to your daily outfit with this stylish triangle shawl. Its design is a modern classic for now. I love the sharp lines, delicate colors, and super trendy look. Make the same with a free crochet shawl pattern with access to the video tutorial. Enjoy!
Photos by Adriana R Baiocco / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on circuloyarns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Elise
- Designed by Bernadette Ambergen
The Elise shawl is an old project but still actual and eye-catching. The free crochet pattern has detailed instructions on how to make this delicate design. You will repeat a few rows many-many times, so it is beginner-friendly. Grab your gear and a few matching yarn colors, and let’s start.
Photos by Bernadette Ambergen / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
Diana Herringbone Shawl
- Designed by Sylwia Kawczyńska
The less is more. The laconic design of this shawl makes it beautiful and simple to make. You’ll appreciate this free crochet shawl pattern if you like crafting while watching your favorite TV show. It utilizes the herringbone single crochet stitch, which is affordable for intermediate-level crocheters.
Photos by Sylwia Kawczyńska / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on mycrochetory.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Easy Shawl
- Designed by Kylee Keller
Just a 1-row repeat, and you’ll get a lovely shawl for your comfort in chilly evenings. Learn how to crochet it with the free pattern. It’s easily adjustable, and you can make any size you prefer. Color choices are also up to you — stripes or solid colors will look great.
Photos by Kylee Keller / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on okiegirlblingnthings.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Two Triangles Shawl
- Designed by Edita Ostrova
This cozy and bright shawl is a perfect add-on to your mid-season and winter looks. It consists of two triangles. The free crochet shawl pattern is easy and has a diagram for those who appreciate visual schemes. This is beginner-friendly, so try it!
Photos by Lion Brand Yarn / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on lionbrand.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Wrapped In Waves Crochet Blanket Shawl
- Designed by Yarnspirations
Practice a wavy shell stitch while creating this gorgeous crochet blanket shawl. Using a self-striping yarn, you’ll get this beautiful color effect that perfectly matches the wavy texture. Make this fantastic piece for your wardrobe with a free crochet shawl pattern.
Photos by Yarnspirations / yarnspirations.com
Find the original free pattern on yarnspirations.com.
Soft Pebble Shawl
- Designed by Kathy Lashley
This lovely Soft Pebble Shawl is a great opportunity to practice your skills and do something beautiful for the upcoming winter. It’s perfect for cold winter days to protect your neck, but it’s also a great gift idea. Above all, it’s quite easy to make, and using ombre or metallic yarn will give it additional flair.
Photos by Kathy Lashley / elkstudiohandcraftedcrochetdesigns.com
Find the original free pattern on elkstudiohandcraftedcrochetdesigns.com, or read more info on Ravelry.
These beautiful shawl colours look like autumn leaves falling from trees, doesn’t it? You should definitely choose these colours if you want to match the colours of nature.
Photos by alleycatcrochet / Ravelry.com
To make this shawl, you can use yarn in any colour you want because it’s gonna be beautiful anyway! Maybe you prefer to combine more vivid colors or choose only one dark color? However, the choice is yours, just pick the yarn and create this beautiful shawl!
Photos by Dkennedy66 (above) and gwenfiona (below) / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on elkstudiohandcraftedcrochetdesigns.com, or read more info on Ravelry.