Turquoise Fiesta Shawl – Free pattern!

The Turquoise Fiesta shawl is made up of only one stitch – The Tunisian Full Stitch. It works up quickly and you don’t have to count stitches! The shawl is reversible and looks great on both sides. You can read more about it here.

Pattern

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Materials

1. Worsted weight yarn in 2 colors – 500 yards (250 yards in each color). You can use any combination of solid / variegated / gradient yarns to make it.
   • I used one skein of Craft Smart Solid (Turquoise) one skein of Craft Smart Ombre (Fiesta).
2. 8mm Tunisian crochet hook*
3. Scissors
4. Tapestry needle to weave in tails

Skill Level

Beginner – The only tricky bit it to work with two colors. If you need some help with changing colors at the beginning of a reverse pass, here’s a photo and video tutorial for you.

Gauge

Gauge is not important in this project. You can use any yarn with an appropriate hook to make it and the pattern will not change. The size of your shawl will vary depending on your style of crocheting and tension.

Dimensions

After steam blocking – 70” (178 cms) x 34” (87 cms) x 90”(229 cms)

Colors

C1: Turquoise
C2: Fiesta

Abbreviations

You can find my stitch guide with all the abbreviations here.

Resources

• How to make a Foundation Row
• Tunisian Full Stitch
• How to change color at the beginning of the reverse pass
• Binding off

How to make this shawl – Follow along tutorial (Right handed)

How to make this shawl – Follow along tutorial (Left handed)

Instructions

Note: This pattern is written in US terms.

Row 1

FP	With C1, chain 2. Make the foundation row stitches in the back loops of the chain.  You will have 2 loops on the hook at the end of the FP.
RP	Join C2, ch 1, (yo, pull through 2 loops on hook) across until one loop remains on hook.

Row 2

FP	With C2, make a tfs in every space between the stitches of the previous row. End this row by making a stitch in the last stitch of the previous row. The number of loops on your hook will be one more than the previous row.
RP	Join C1, ch 1, (yo, pull through 2 loops on hook) across until one loop remains on hook.

Row 3

FP	With C1, make a tfs in every space between the stitches of the previous row EXCEPT for the last one. End this row by making a stitch in the last stitch of the previous row. The number of loops on your hook will be the same as the previous row.
RP	Join C2, ch 1, (yo, pull through 2 loops on hook) across until one loop remains on hook.

Row 4 – one before the last row

Repeat rows 2 and 3 until you have achieved the desired length of the shawl. My shawl has 140 rows.

Last row

FP	Using the same yarn that you made the RP of the previous row, make a tfs in every space between the stitches of the previous row. Instead of leaving all the loops on the hook, you will create a slip stitch / single crochet stitch every time you pick up a loop on your hook. Cut C1 and C2 and weave in all ends.
RP	There is no reverse pass.

Blocking

I steam blocked my shawl by placing a cotton cloth on the shawl and using a steam iron over it but you are free to choose whatever method you’d like to use. 

Congratulations! Your Turquoise Fiesta Shawl is ready ????

Pattern

This pattern is available for free on my blog. I would love to see your projects on Instagram! Tag your posts with:
@knitterknotter #knitterknotter #turquoisefiestashawl

If you would like a PDF version of this pattern in one printable file (or just to support me), you can purchase a print-friendly ad-free version of this pattern from my Ravelry and Etsy shops. Click on the links below to grab the PDF version of this design.

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