Triangular Shawls / Stoles / Scarves / Infinity Scarves: Highlights for Fall and Winter

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Here you’ll find new and tried-and-true patterns for triangular shawls , scarves , stoles , and infinity scarves for fall and winter. Shop now.

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This beautiful, summery shawl has a repeating pattern that’s absolutely perfect for crocheting while watching TV.
The best part: The size can be customized.

It widens very quickly, and even with 1000 m of yarn you can achieve an impressive wingspan.
Also suitable for beginners; everything is explained very precisely and step by step.

Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern:



The shawl can be made in any size, with any yarn and hook size
Example here:

• 1200 m / 4-ply gradient yarn → finished size: approx. 2.15 m x 0.90 m
• crochet hook to match the yarn (here size 3.5)
• 1 stitch marker

Crochet pattern triangular shawl “Kompakt”A wonderful 3D pattern that is not only fun but also lovely and warm—an ideal winter shawl.
You can crochet it using written instructions or work from a crochet chart.
Ambitious beginners can also follow the pattern without any problems.




What materials you need—depending on yarn, hook size, and crochet style
Here in the example:

• 1480 m 4-ply gradient yarn
• Crochet hook size 3.5

Perfect for snuggling up in: the asymmetrical Gara triangular shawl with its dimensions of 122 cm x 144 cm x 130 cm.

Suitable for cool summer evenings, crisp autumn days, or simply for sitting comfortably on the sofa.

Gara is for advanced crocheters, and the 5-page pattern includes detailed photos.



Dragon Tail Goban consists of a simple knit-purl pattern that even beginners can learn quickly.

The PDF file is 4 pages long and includes photos.

Triangular Shawl Loujain


Triangular Shawl Arielle


Scarf Suzy

You can find the patterns for these fall/winter shawls in my Blickfang-Design store. They’re perfect for snuggling up and keeping the wind out. Visit my store—you’re sure to find something that suits you.

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This wonderfully soft and cozy shawl "Caresse" is a great companion on the sofa or when you're out and about as soon as it gets a little cooler again. It is knitted using a mix of materials and patterns, which makes it very enjoyable to work up. 

Suitable for beginners with some experience. 



Knitting pattern for the cozy shawl "Caresse" 

Lucky Spring is a large triangular cozy shawl. It starts narrow and gets wider through regular increases. The patterns are explained in detail and also shown in a chart.
You will need 300g of yarn with a yardage of approx. 330m per 100g.

Here is the pattern:
Lucky Spring

Heart Desire is a labor of love for me.
The pattern includes a triangular version and a rectangular one as a stole.
The pattern is absolutely beginner-friendly, described row by row, and presented as a chart.

Depending on the version, you’ll need 100g of lace yarn or 200g of wool with a yardage of 600m per 100g.

Click here for the pattern:
HeartDesire

With this crochet pattern, you can quickly and easily crochet a great loop scarf for yourself. Even beginners can do it! Grab the coolest gradient yarn cake you can find and get to your hook—it’s so much fun!


Click here for more info!

Have fun crocheting and wearing it or giving it as a gift :-)

"Daylight" is an easy-to-crochet shawl that comes together quickly. Perfect for crocheting while watching TV! :-)
With a gorgeous color gradient, you can create a real eye-catcher—with a sporty and timeless look!


Click here to see all the details!

A loop with various floral patterns. You can wear it as a scarf or as a loop.



Just stop by the shop.

If you like having something warm around your shoulders in winter, this keyhole scarf might be a good idea for you.
Lucille is quick to crochet and, thanks to its shape, stays where it should.

You can find all further details here with the pattern:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/54301/schultertuch-steckschal-lucille-haekelanleitung

Here you can choose whether to knit a scarf, a stole, or a loop. You can even choose the length and width yourself with this pattern. The pattern looks especially fantastic in gradient yarn.

Knitting pattern

These two collar scarves are perfect for anyone who isn’t a big fan of regular scarves. They can be worn in various ways and fasten with buttons at the front. There are two different versions, both of which are easy to knit—one made from thin sock yarn and one from cotton (125 m length).

Go to the knitting pattern—Collar Scarf made from sock yarn or leftover yarn




Go to the knitting pattern—Collar Scarf made from cotton

The “Autumn Leaf” shawl is nice and long in the back, so you’ll be especially well wrapped up on cool evenings. It’s perfect for crocheting from a yarn cake in autumnal colors, but you can also use lots of colorful leftover yarn. The shawl is initially crocheted like a star shawl. After that, the individual points are extended a bit further.
The pattern is also suitable for crochet beginners.
You can download it here!

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Tania scarf-shawl
for the transitional season



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The Tania scarf-shawl combines the advantages of a scarf and a shawl.

The pattern includes many informative photos and describes step by step how you can crochet this scarf-shawl yourself—even as an ambitious beginner with good basic knowledge. For advanced crocheters, there is also a crochet chart.

The shawl shown is 220 cm long and approx. 25 cm deep. A 4-ply gradient cake, 150 g (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic - yardage approx. 190 m/50 g), was used.

Mirabella triangular shawl
cozy shawl



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This shawl is perfect for gradient yarn, whether with shorter or longer color gradients.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and explains step by step how you can crochet this shawl yourself—even as an ambitious beginner with good basic skills.

The shawl shown is 160 cm wide and approx. 75 cm tall. It was crocheted using 350 g of microfiber yarn (260 m/100 g), but any other yarn, including yarn cakes, is also suitable.

Are there more patterns available?