The Mahogany Shawl is a timeless and classic crochet pattern that every crocheter should try. This light triangle shawl is about 46″ at its widest point and 21″ at its longest, making it the perfect size to wear as a scarf or shawl. The Mahogany Shawl is an amazing realization of the South Bay Shawlette, and it is a great project for crocheters of all skill levels.
The Mahogany Shawl is inspired by the Mississippi River, the longest river in North America. The river runs from Lake Itasca in Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, spanning over 2,300 miles. The Mississippi River is also home to the deepest point in North America, which is located near New Orleans and is over 200 feet deep.
The Mississippi River is an important part of the United States and is one of the most famous rivers in the world. It has played a significant role in the history and development of the country, and it continues to be a major source of transportation and commerce.
The Mahogany Shawl is a beautiful representation of the Mississippi River, with its blue-green color and flowing design. The shawl is crocheted using a simple crochet stitch, making it an easy project for beginners. The free pattern is available online and can be easily customized to suit your preferences.
Crochet shawls are a popular crochet project, and the Mahogany Shawl is no exception. It is a great way to practice your crochet skills and create a beautiful and functional accessory. The shawl is perfect for layering and can be worn year-round. It is also a great gift idea for family and friends.
The Mahogany Shawl is just one of many free crochet patterns available online. There are also free sewing patterns, knitting patterns, and other craft patterns available for free. These patterns are a great way to try new projects and experiment with different techniques.
The Mahogany Shawl is named after the mahogany tree, which is native to the Americas. The tree is known for its dark and rich wood, which is often used in furniture and other decorative items. The deep color of the shawl is reminiscent of the rich color of the mahogany tree.
The Mahogany Shawl is a great crochet project to take with you on your next outdoor adventure. The Mississippi River is home to many national parks and other outdoor areas, where you can enjoy the natural beauty of the river and its surroundings. The Ohio River, Missouri River, and Lake Pepin are just a few of the many places where you can enjoy the beauty of the Mississippi River.
In conclusion, the Mahogany Shawl is a beautiful and classic crochet pattern that every crocheter should try. It is a great way to practice your crochet skills and create a functional and stylish accessory. The free pattern is available online, and it can be easily customized to suit your preferences. So, grab your crochet hook and get started on this amazing project today!
The Mahogany Shawl is a classic crochet pattern that every crocheter should have in their arsenal. This light triangle shawl is about 46″ at its widest point and 21″ at its longest, making it the perfect size for draping over your shoulders or wrapping around your neck.
While you’re working on this beautiful crochet project, take a moment to appreciate the natural beauty of the United States. Did you know that the Mississippi River, which runs through 10 different states, is the longest river in North America? It stretches for over 2,300 miles, from Lake Itasca in Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. Along the way, it passes through some of the most stunning landscapes in the country, including national parks like the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area, managed by the National Park Service.
If you’re a fan of shawl knitting patterns, you’ll love the Mahogany Shawl. This pattern is simple yet elegant, with a classic design that will never go out of style. The shawl features a unique stitch pattern that creates a beautiful texture and adds visual interest to the piece. And the best part is that the pattern is completely free!
As you work on your Mahogany Shawl, take a moment to reflect on the natural beauty of the Mississippi River and the important role that the National Park Service plays in preserving our nation’s natural treasures. The Mississippi River is a vital source of water, food, and transportation for millions of Americans, and it’s up to all of us to protect and preserve this incredible resource for future generations.
So why not take some time to explore the Mississippi River and its surrounding national parks while you work on your Mahogany Shawl? You might just be inspired by the beauty and majesty of this incredible natural wonder.
For more free designs every day follow us on Facebook. Share your ideas and your work on our Facebook group!
Skills: Easy to Intermediate    Designer: Lion Brand Yarn
SAVE THIS PATTERN ON PINTEREST
SAVE THIS PATTERN ON PINTEREST
South Bay Shawlette – visit the free pattern site. For Mahogany Shawl details go here. More about Blue Green Shawl from the second photo you will find here.
Love it! It’s so pretty.
Besotiful Shawl
Thank you
U talk about free pattern but you make it so difficult that it is impossible to get the free pattern.
Please skip to the sentence ‘go to the pattern’ followed by its name and click on it. (Optionally it may be „the free crochet pattern is >here<").
I have been trying to find the free crochet pattern for the “Mahogany Shawl” for two hours now, am about to give up. A shame as it was exactly the pattern I have been looking for. The instructions above are not helpful at all as it either takes you to a page that is unavailable or just takes you to a different website with a bunch of other different patterns. After searching all of these links I Still cannot locate the pattern. Any helpful hints ?
Can’t get to the free pattern. Beginning to think this is a scam to get us to buy something else
Please skip to the sentence ‘go to the pattern’ followed by its name and click on it. (Optionally, it may said „the free crochet pattern is >here<").
90489AD- Lion brand pattern number that is linked to this beautiful shall. I followed the instructions that were given to click on >Here<
Not free! Just a convoluted mess that only gets you to the lion brand directions that ARE NOT FREE.
Boo…. hiss … The “links” all take you to the south bay shawlette there is no pattern for the mahogany shawl one link takes you to a user’s page with some exceptionally weak directions to add a border to the southbay what happened yourcrochet.com you are usually so much better than this.
Hi Deborah, thank you for your comment. The Mahogany shawl is the adaptation of the South Bay Shawlette and the links to both projects are at the end of the post.