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I Promise You Pineapples Shawl

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I Promise You Pineapples Shawl
A colorful, intricately crocheted shawl with a gradient pattern, inspired by the Pineapples Shawl design, hangs elegantly on a wooden fence.

The pineapple stitch is one that lends itself well to airy and light crocheted items, such as this shawl. Its beautiful, roughly triangular shape and frilly edges are reminiscent of a butterfly’s wings. It’s a very attractive item that’s not unduly difficult to make. The I Promise You Pineapples Shawl will be a favorite on a chilly summer evening or in front of the fireplace in the fall.

Essential Materials List

If you want this crochet shawl to get as much drape as the sample seen in the photos, gather these supplies:

  • 150g of sport yarn for a lightweight feel
  • a 6 mm crochet hook will help you create flowy, open-stitched fabric

The project featuring a beautiful gradient colorway was made with Freia Handpaint Yarns Freia Ombré (yellow green and pixie) and Freia Semi Solid (blue patina).

 

I Promise You Pineapples Shawl Free Crochet Pattern

 

General Overview of the Pattern 

This crochet pineapple shawl pattern is an intermediate-worthy project that includes intricate lacework. The designer provides row-by-row written instructions and helpful sizing tips.

The shawl is worked from the top down in a half-circle shape using common crochet stitches as well as shells, double shells, and V-stitches to produce elegant lace pineapple motifs.

FAQ

Is the pineapple stitch suitable for beginners?

This pattern is best for intermediate crocheters who are comfortable with lacework and reading charts or detailed row instructions.

Can I use heavier yarn to make a winter version?

Yes, but it will lose the lacy look. DK or light worsted yarn can make a cozy wrap, but you’ll need to adjust the hook size and expect less drape.

Does this shawl require blocking?

Yes. Blocking is crucial for opening up the pineapple motifs and defining the stitchwork.

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Debra Marchetti
Debra Marchetti
5 years ago

love it will have to try it soon will be getting thread this week

Goldie Yates
Goldie Yates
5 years ago

Enjoy your site,

Angeles Graciela
Angeles Graciela
5 years ago

I find everything you post incredibly beautiful !!!!! I only wish I could make one of them. Thanks a lot , you are really inspiring !

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