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The best and greatest of summer shawls. Here are some gorgeous shawl patterns for both posh and casual occasions. All the patterns are easy to intermediate level and produce simply stunning shawls that will be the talk of any gathering.
Undoubtedly, when you put on an item of clothing you want it to be functional, but you also want it to be good looking and fun to wear. So, why not check out the best summer shawl collection we have put together for some inspiration? After all, things change from summer to summer and you need to keep at your best, which means that your clothes need to as well. However, fear not, this is easy with these wonderful patterns for absolutely tip-top shawls.
To summarize, you’ll stay comfortable, look great and you’ll have a lot of fun making them to boot.
Erigeneia Shawl
Please meet the Erigeneia Shawl, which means “Early-born’ and was inspired by a sunrise. The delicate and elegant texture will be a perfect addition to your outfit and will make it one of the best summer shawl ideas for elegance. The finished shawl measures approximately 67″ in wingspan and 28” in depth.
Skills: Upper Beginner Designer : Silke Terhorst
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Edlothia Shawl
The Edlothia shawl is a beautiful, diaphanous and gauzy shoulder throw most evocative of a dragonfly wing. It’s likely the best summer shawl in terms of lacy, airy structure. Moreover, the delicate color gradient beautifully highlights the “almost-not-there” ephemeral structure of the shawl. This is a slightly more challenging pattern which befits a garment as gorgeous as the Edlothia shawl. Take it on as a challenge; as a way of keeping interested, if you are more advanced, and as a way of upping your game, if you’re not.
Skills: Intermediate Designer : Silke Terhorst
The full article about this pattern is here:
More details about the yarn and project photographed: Instagram
Summer Morning Shawl Free Crochet Pattern
For a more casual, Sunday-at-the-BBQ look, you may wish to consider the Midnight Walk or Summer Morning shawlsthat will be a great way to keep warm and cosy, and still look fabulous. They are also easy projects that won’t tax your creative juices to any great degree.
The Summer Morning shawl with ombre hues is a beautiful, airy yet solid shawl that will be a great touch of summer during these dreary fa;; days. While the airy structure gives it lots of lightness, the solid stitching in between gives it lots of drape and a lot of body, to keep your shoulders and neck warm and toasty as you go about town (or from the kitchen to your favorite armchair with a good cuppa). As a consequence of its more dense stitching, it’ll be the best summer shawl for a cooler evening. The shawl done in ombre shades, can be made to match any taste or outfit. You can make one in summery pastels, but fall earthtones also work well
Skills: Easy Designer : Yulia Tkachenko
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Midnight Walk Shawl Free Crochet Pattern
For something a little more frilly, with a playful edge, please have a look at the Midnight Walk shawl. It’s a similar idea, but a slightly different interpretation. Both are very worthwhile projects.
Skills: Easy Designer: Helena Molinsky
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Secret Paths Shawl
The secret paths shawl, on the other hand, is a somewhat denser and smaller shawl. Nevertheless, it’s also very beautiful, and has a gorgeous color gradient to complement it’s variegated texture.
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More details about the yarn and project photographed: Wendiayu’s shawl
Solitude Shawl
The solitude shawl is a beautiful, lacy shoulder wrap with a crescent shape and a pointed back. Combined with the absolutely amazing gradient of colors, this is a truly gorgeous piece. It will greatly complement any outfit, but either a hippy-trippy or a plain homesteading dress is just the thing to go along with it. The stitching is easy, and the pattern is very well described.
Skills: Easy Designer : Christie Pruitt
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Lovely Luisa Shawl Free Crochet Pattern
The Lovely Louisa shawl is an elegant, but playful, shoulder wrap that will greatly accompany any dark evening outfit for a night on the town or a sit-down supper in a restaurant. Given some accessories, it wouldn’t come amiss at the office or in the boardroom either. This is a very versatile and fun pattern, that makes a 23.5″ by 71″ triangular garment. A link to free patterns is included under the photos.
Skills: Easy Designer : Wilma Westenberg
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Virus Shawl
How would you like to own a truly viral shawl? The virus shawl is all the rage: it’s colourful, it’s got a beautiful texture and its wildly popular. The pattern is easy to follow and works up quickly. Once you get the hang of it, it’s effortless, and can be made in a multitude of hues, or else toned down to one or two, for a more elegant look. Due to its size and relative simplicity, the Virus will be the best summer shawl for beginners to take on.
This subtle version of our favorite shawl brings back memories of summer. If you’re feeling a bit nostalgic and sentimental, use your state of mind as a source of inspiration to create this precious crochet gem in the most beautiful shades of the ocean.
Skills: Easy Designer : Julia Marquardt
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Wild Wheat Shawl
This beautiful shawl will be perfect combination to your outfits. Delicate and airy, is dedicate for summer. You can make it with any yarn you want and easily adjust size by choosing the number of rows for your size.
Skills: Easy Designer : Johanna Lindahl
Wild Wheat Shawl – visit the free pattern site.
Drifting Leaves Shawl
The Drifting Leaves Shawl pattern by Made by Gootie is a lightweight rectangular crochet shawl that combines simple double crochet rows with an elegant lace section featuring leaf motifs and puff stitches. Designed for intermediate crocheters, the pattern is highly customizable, allowing you to adjust both the width and length of the shawl to suit your style.
The Driffting Leaves Shawl – visit the free pattern site.
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