Triangular Shawls / Stoles / Scarves / Infinity Scarves: Summer Highlights 2020

Dear users, dear authors,
How about some summery triangular shawls / stoles / scarves / infinity scarves ?
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@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author is enough. Don’t forget links, pictures, info, etc.

The colors of the triangular shawl Hashikko are reminiscent of a delicious ice cream sundae.

The shawl is crocheted in the C2C pattern - also called corner to corner.

The three-page PDF pattern is suitable for beginners.

To the pattern: *click*

With this pattern, you can knit a scarf, a stole, or a loop - it's very versatile. You can also adjust the width and length to suit your own needs. The lace pattern can be incorporated very well.

This can be knit with any finer yarn. Thin, hand-dyed lace yarn was used here, but sock yarn or thin gradient yarn works just as well.

View the knitting pattern

A triangular shawl that doubles as a poncho—featuring waves and a pretty lace pattern. It’s a real eye-catcher, and knitting it is guaranteed to keep you entertained. A very nice project for advanced knitters.

To the knitting pattern

Crochet pattern for a triangular shawl 

The pattern repeats over 2 rows, and for this shawl I crocheted up 400 grams of leftover yarn. 



Knitting pattern for a stole

This large shawl will keep you cozy and warm. Why not give it as a birth gift for mother and child?



Knitting pattern for a scarf

This lovely pattern is knitted using only knit and purl stitches and is easy for beginners with a little practice to make. 



Knitting pattern for a loop scarf - cable look without a cable needle

This model is knitted with circular knitting needles, and knowledge of knit and purl stitches is required. 

Round Shawl Malala



Triangle Shawl Nancy



Spring Scarf Nessie

You can find these shawls and scarves in my Blickfang-Design store. Feel free to stop by. I look forward to seeing you. 

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Below is a selection of triangular shawls from meinem Shop:

1) Shawl "Elaine" - With two differently patterned sides, this clever triangular shawl is truly eye-catching. No matter how you turn it, it simply always looks good - wonderfully soft and cozy. You should already have a bit of crochet experience and practice for this shawl.

Go to the pattern here



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2) Clever and totally on trend thanks to its popular 3D look, this airy, lightweight triangular shawl "Network" is a real highlight.
Go to the pattern here



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3) Triangular shawl "Aquamarine" - Although this shawl is crocheted from the side, it is symmetrical. The beautiful pattern is a combination of crossed double crochet stitches, chain stitches, and single crochet stitches.
A wonderful summer shawl.
Go to the pattern here

Do you need wraps, scarves, or loops in summer? Yessss, because sometimes it’s cool in the evening or your neck is sensitive—then you need something warm, light, and cozy there, but without adding bulk. That’s why the choice of material is especially important here. I swear by the Italian, gossamer-fine cashmere wool “Superior” by Filatura de Crosa. Just look how fluffy it is:



It keeps you reliably warm, feels very delicate and soft on the skin, and is feather-light. Once you wear a wrap or loop made from it, you won’t want to take it off again.

Here are my designs that I knitted from this wonderful yarn. You’ll find more information, sample pictures, and the pattern itself by clicking on the headings.

I hope you enjoy looking at them, making them, and wearing them.
Warm regards from Ina

1. Triangular wrap with knitted-in rocaille beads

• figure-flattering, elongated triangular shape
• the beads are the special embellishment along the edge, but you can also leave them out
  

2. The same wrap with a beaded edge as a scarf





3. Loop “Featherlight”

• very easy pattern
• good for knitting beginners with perseverance
• the loop can be worn wrapped twice as a loop, or, for the slim ones among you, as a bolero
  



Heart Desire is a wonderful stole that’s very easy to adjust in size. It’s knitted using 200g of yarn with a yardage of 600m per 100g.
The pattern is simple and explained in detail; the pattern also includes a triangular version that requires only 100g of yarn with a yardage of 700m.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37551/heart-desire-gestrickter-schal-oder-dreieckstuch




The Drachenbogen is knitted with a 4-ply yarn cake with a yardage of 1000m.
The variety of patterns keeps things interesting; all patterns are written out row by row and also shown as charts.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/54903/anlis-drachenbogen-gestricktes-dreieckstuch

“Zöpfli” Crochet Shawl,
Never crocheted braids before? You’ve come to the right place—and it’s fun!
The pattern explains exactly how to crochet the braids with both pictures and written instructions. From July 18–23, you’ll also get a 10% vacation discount on the patterns.
I look forward to your visit

Can’t get enough of crocheted braids? Looking for a shawl that’s a real eye-catcher? But still surprisingly easy to crochet? Then the “Glückszopf” shawl is just right for you!

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/63285/haekelanleitung-dreieckstuch-glueckszopf

Would you like to crochet a nice, big, cozy shawl? One that’s perfect for watching TV but still has a unique shape?
Maybe the Maple Leaf is just the thing for you!

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/61669/haekelanleitung-tuch-ahornblatt

A wonderful shawl is the Blumenstern. Simple rows you can do while watching TV alternate with somewhat more challenging rows. It’s perfect for beginners and advanced crocheters alike.
Do you like it? Then this is https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/63308/haekelanleitung-tuch-blumenstern the way to your new shawl!