crochet shawl pattern or just some idea

[chergram]

hello does any one know how to make a shawl that is a little dressy i have on hand worsted weigh and does not seem to me like it would work with the lace look but do not want the flat look if you have a idea or site would really help thanks

[SusansSoulShines]

hello does any one know how to make a shawl that is a little dressy i have on hand worsted weigh and does not seem to me like it would work with the lace look but do not want the flat look if you have a idea or site would really help thanks

I have hundred of shawl patterns, best bet would be to look on Ravelry, Red Heart, Lion Brand Or do a search engine search, or look on a youtube search, then you can can look at them and decide!

[alexsmom51@yahoo.com]

http://www.allfreecrochet.com/master...TTE-PURPLE.JPG


Hi chergram I made this shawl and it comes out beautiful. it is very open and very easy to make, hope you try it.

[Pixieglitter]

Here's a link with several "lacy" shawls that I think you'd be able to use a worsted weight yarn for.

How to Crochet a Shawl: The Ultimate Resource Guide |

Shelley

[LI Roe]

[QUOTE=Pixieglitter;157881]Here's a link with several "lacy" shawls that I think you'd be able to use a worsted weight yarn for.

[url=http://www.crochetconcupiscence.com/2013/01/how-to-crochet-a-shawl-the-ultimate-resource-guide/]How to Crochet a Shawl: The Ultimate Resource Guide |[/url]

Shelley[/QUOTE]

That is a very cool site. Thanks for posting it.

Roe

[billieconrad]

This is a great resource. Thanks!

Here's a link with several "lacy" shawls that I think you'd be able to use a worsted weight yarn for.

How to Crochet a Shawl: The Ultimate Resource Guide |

Shelley

[Crabtree]

Here's a link with several "lacy" shawls that I think you'd be able to use a worsted weight yarn for.

How to Crochet a Shawl: The Ultimate Resource Guide |
Shelley

The pattern says it is free but when you go to Ravelry, it is $6.00 for the crocheted wingspan.

[imalefty]

Allfreecrochet.com is a good source.

[yayamama]

Hi! Have you tried moogly aka Tamara Kelly? She has loads of really nice free patterns & some shawls or shawlettes. Here's the link to her site:Free moogly Patterns Archives - moogly
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