Stay comfortable and fashionable with the Crochet 2-row Repeat Shawl Pattern, a design perfect for gifting or personal use.
The comfort of a warm shawl often brings a sense of relaxation during cooler evenings or quiet moments. Designed with versatility in mind, the Crochet 2-row Repeat Shawl Pattern features an elegant structure that combines simplicity and beauty. The repeated two-row stitch creates a stunning visual balance reminiscent of gentle waves, perfect for wrapping loved ones in warmth or adding a charming accessory to your outfit. Its adaptability allows it to shine as a thoughtful handmade gift or a timeless addition to your wardrobe.
Elegant & Easy Crochet 2-row Repeat Shawl
Pattern Description: Simple Crochet Shawl/Scarf (Charlotte Stitch)
This crochet project features the Charlotte Stitch, a versatile and beginner-friendly design that works beautifully for a shawl, wrap, or scarf. The pattern is based on two simple, repeating rows, making it an ideal project for relaxing while watching TV or listening to music. Although it looks intricate, it is effortless to create with basic stitches.
The shawl is constructed using a spine-like central structure, with wings growing on either side to expand the shape evenly. The repetitive techniques ensure that even beginners can grasp the pattern quickly.
Materials Required
- Yarn:
- Fingering-weight yarn is recommended for optimal results.
- A yarn cake (approx. 1100 meters) was used in the video to create a beautifully large shawl.
- You may use acrylic yarn or any type, depending on the desired texture and look.
- Crochet Hook:
- 3.5 mm hook (adjust smaller for a tighter stitch, or larger for a looser look).
- Other Supplies:
- Scissors.
- Darning/sewing needle for weaving in ends.
Abbreviations of Stitches
Below are crochet abbreviations used in this pattern:
- CH: Chain.
- DC: Double Crochet.
- SC: Single Crochet.
- Magic Loop (or Ring): Method for starting crochet in the round.
Step-by-Step Pattern Instructions
Foundation Row
- Begin with a magic loop:
- Loop the yarn around your fingers, pull up a loop, and secure.
- Chain 6: CH 6.
- Into the loop:
- Work 1 DC.
- Chain 3: CH 3.
- Work another DC.
- Pull your magic loop tight.
- You now have a completed foundation row (Row 1).
Row 1: Expansion Row
- Begin with Chain 5: CH 5; always start each row with CH 5.
- Turn your work.
- Into the first space (V-shape from the previous row):
- Work 4 DCs: DC 4.
- Chain 3: CH 3.
- Into the central spine (the middle DC from the previous row):
- DC once into it.
- Chain 3: CH 3.
- In the next V-shape:
- Work 4 DCs.
- Finish the row:
- Chain 3: CH 3.
- Into the starting CH from the previous row, work 1 DC into the 3rd chain.
Row 2: Connector Row
- Begin with Chain 5: CH 5.
- Turn your work.
- Into the first space:
- Work 1 SC: SC 1.
- Chain 3: CH 3.
- Skip the 4 DCs, and into the next space:
- Work 1 SC: SC 1.
- Chain 3: CH 3.
- Into the central spine:
- Work 1 DC into it.
- Chain 3: CH 3.
- Repeat the process on the opposite side:
- SC into the next space.
- Chain 3.
- Skip 4 DCs, SC into next space.
- Finish the row:
- Chain 3: CH 3.
- Work 1 DC into the 3rd chain from the starting chain.
Row 3: Returning to Expansion Row
- Repeat Row 1 instructions:
- Chain 5: CH 5.
- Turn your work.
- Work 4 DCs into each V-shape.
- Maintain the central spine with 1 DC and Chain 3 on either side of it.
Row 4 Onwards: Alternating
- Odd rows (Row 1 instructions): Expansion with 4 DCs in V-shapes.
- Even rows (Row 2 instructions): Connector rows with SCs and chains to create new spaces.
Conclusion
This pattern alternates between two rows, creating a spine with expanding wings on either side. The straightforward structure ensures steady growth with minimal effort. By using a yarn cake or your preferred yarn, this shawl wraps beautifully and can be customized in size. Stick to the repeat pattern for each row, and let the elegant design take shape as you progress.











