Ruffled Waters Shawl – Free pattern!

If you have been following my blog, you must know that I have been experimenting with Tunisian crochet a lot lately. I had bought a beautiful Scheepjes Ombré Whirl (Turquoise Turntable) a few months back and wanted to make a triangle shawl with it.

Pattern

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The pattern for this shawl is also available for free on my blog:

• Ruffled Waters Shawl – Part 1
• Ruffled Waters Shawl – Part 2
• Ruffled Waters Shawl – Part 3 (The ruffle)
• Ruffled Waters Shawl – Edging

What you will need (with clickable affiliate links)

1. Yarn: One Scheepjes Whirl OR Fingering weight yarn – 200g / 915m / 7oz / 1000yards.
   • I used one Turquoise Turntable Scheepjes Ombré Whirl.
   • Here are some other yarns that you could use to make this shawl: Scheepjes Whirl Ombre, and Lion Brand Mandala
2. Hook: 5.5 mm Tunisian crochet hook – You will need a cord or hook that is long enough to accommodate ~750 stitches at once
   • Other hook options:
     • CLOVER Takumi Bamboo Interchangeable Tunisian Crochet Hook Set
     • Knitter’s Pride Dreamz Tunisian Crochet Hook Set
3. Scissors
4. Tapestry needle to weave in tails
5. 53 Stitch markers (optional)

I usually plan ahead and figure out exactly what I want to make before I start working on something new. But, this time, I started with just two goals – to make a triangle shawl, and to keep it simple.

I tried a few different stitches and settled with the beautiful Mori Lace Pattern. I decided to make alternating bands of the Mori Lace Pattern and the Tunisian Knit Stitch and when I was close to the end, I decided to make a ruffle.

This shawl reminds me of the calm of the ocean that breaks into waves close to the shore. And, that’s the reason I named it ‘Ruffled Waters’.

The pattern is reversible and looks great on both sides!

Since it was my first time designing a triangle shawl, I made small swatches to make sure that I was getting the triangle shape right. But, when I made my final shawl, the shape did not turn out to be a proper triangle because I wasn’t making enough increases as the shawl progressed. I had made close to three quarters of the shawl when I decided to frog everything and start again. I am glad that I did because I was able to fix the shape and I am very happy with how it turned out eventually!

Pattern

Please leave me a comment if you like this pattern. You can add this pattern to your Ravelry queue.  If you would like a printable photo tutorial for this pattern (or just to support me), you can purchase a print-friendly ad-free version of this pattern from my Ravelry and Etsy shops.

The pattern for this shawl is also available for free on my blog:

• Ruffled Waters Shawl – Part 1
• Ruffled Waters Shawl – Part 2
• Ruffled Waters Shawl – Part 3 (The ruffle)
• Ruffled Waters Shawl – Edging

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