Triangular Shawls + Scarves + Cowls

Dear users, dear designers,
it's scarf season. Download beautiful patterns for triangular shawls, cowls, stoles, and shawls now. Have fun.

@Designers,
2-3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

Crochet Pattern: Friends Scarf for Her & Him

A classic scarf in a check pattern that is easy to make.
A relaxing project that results in something cozy in the end.

You can change the color and yarn as you like; it is crocheted with chain stitches, slip stitches, and double crochet.

Details & the pattern are available here with one click

The pattern is written without abbreviations and is suitable for beginners, currently with a 10% discount

Crocheted triangular shawl "Graduation Ball"



A beautiful shawl with a two-row pattern repeat. It is started at the tip and crocheted with increases at the edge to the desired size, or, as with this yarn (Schachenmayr Ombre Lace), crocheted until the yarn runs out.

The pattern rows are explained in writing, and a crochet chart for the beginning of the shawl is also included. You should be able to crochet chain stitches, double crochet, slip stitches, and single crochet; then with the pattern, this shawl is easy to crochet.

Here is the pattern

Crochet pattern for a beautiful loop scarf



Especially now in winter, a loop scarf worn simply like this is ideal for the office.

For example, crocheted with Schachenmayr Merino Extrafine Lace, 50 grams is enough for one loop scarf, and it’s quick to crochet. The pattern spans two rows and is described in detail in the pattern.

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A beautiful knitted stole is very welcome in the cold season.



 I used a lovely soft yarn, so this stole is a joy even while knitting it.

I used 200 g of Schachenmayr “Highland Alpaca Fino,” 50% alpaca, 50% virgin wool, with a yardage of 250 m / 50 g, and the shawl measured 43 x 165 cm.

The pattern describes the rows of the pattern in detail, and there is also a knitting chart included.

You can find the pattern here

Beautiful colors + simple pattern + great shape = a snood you just have to have!

This loop scarf in a tartan look appears sophisticated, yet is so easy to make,
that it is also suitable for beginners !

The circumference is about 80 cm, and the height is approx. 50 cm.
However, the included sizing and the gauge make it possible to adjust the size individually.

You will also find a chart of the color scheme as well as a detailed description in the pattern.
In addition, extensive photo documentation helps guide you through the knitting process.
The tartan technique is also described in detail and illustrated.

And here is the pattern with more details...

Why have to choose between a loop scarf or a scarf?
You can have both :-)

Scoodies are simply always on trend...
The cold season is wonderfully easy to get through with this cozy combo scarf.
Whether under your jacket as a scarf and loop scarf - or over your coat as a scarf-and-hood combo -
always a trendsetter!
The contrast comes from both the pattern and the little flowers.

Once you’ve crocheted the pattern repeat, you’ll get the hang of it -
even beginners will enjoy this pattern!

A detailed step-by-step explanation guides you through the crochet pattern.
For clarification, 1 crochet chart can be found in the pattern.
The flowers are described both in words and in pictures.

The scarf measures about 84 x 40 cm on each side.
The loop scarf is approx. 70 cm high and approx. 42 cm in diameter.
However, it can easily be made smaller or larger as needed.
The gauge helps with that!

And here’s where you’ll find the pattern and more details...

 

Triangular shawls are suitable for every season, every occasion, and every outfit!
Especially in winter, this triangular shawl in merino quality serves its purpose.
And to cover every color scheme, the easiest way is to knit it yourself!

The finished product measures approximately 184 x 92 cm.

A detailed description guides you through the entire knitting process.
For clarification, you will find both 2 charts and photo instructions in the pattern.

And here’s the pattern and more details...

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This scarf—also known as a “dragon’s tail”—features a simple knit-and-purl pattern that’s easy to knit.
You’ll need about 100 g of a 4-ply Bobbel (50% cotton / 50% polyacrylic) and size 3–3.5 knitting needles.
For the scarf above, I used the Bobbel “Zimt” from Traumgarne.

It can also be easily made without the jagged edges, making it suitable for the whole family.

How about this wonderfully delicate lace shawl? The color gradient comes straight from the skein. The shawl can be worn elegantly with a dress or casually knotted as an everyday scarf. Worn open,
the full beauty of the flowing pattern unfolds. Feel free to take a look at the
photos. It looks so wonderful—and is easy to make,
because exactly two pattern rows are repeated over and over. That's why it is a
lace shawl for beginners. This lace shawl is also suitable for knitters who have not yet dared to try lace.
Your perseverance will be rewarded with a gorgeous shawl. Material:

• 2 x 50 g skeins of gradient yarn ("Daphne Lace" or "Lace Top by Lanas Stop" or "Schoppel Zauberball Lace 100" or another yarn, also
  solid-colored, with a yardage of approx. 50 g/400 meters
• 1 size 4 circular knitting needle
• 1 size 4 crochet hook and
• pins for blocking the damp shawl.

I wish you lots of joy with the project and, as a reward, an enchanting shawl. It also makes a wonderful gift, ... if you start early enough.
Best wishes - Yours, Ina

An infinity scarf comes in handy in these temperatures. It does use quite a bit of yarn, but thanks to the simple knitting pattern, it doesn’t take all that long to make. It’s very relaxing to knit in the evening while watching TV!

You can find the pattern here.



This loop scarf is knitted from sock yarn. It’s especially cozy and soft because it’s double-layered. It’s knitted in the round as a long tube. You can make it in a single color or in two colors like in the picture, just as you like.

A cozy shawl when it’s cold—that’s a wonderful thing. A wonderfully soft triangular shawl knitted from sock yarn. The pattern is simple, almost beginner-friendly, and consists entirely of knit stitches.

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For the really cold days of the year, I’d like to recommend this infinity scarf to you, because it’s knitted with extra-thick yarn. The cold doesn’t stand a chance!
This pattern is also simple—you just need to know how to knit and purl stitches—and you’ll feel a sense of accomplishment very quickly.

You can find the pattern here.

Striped, knitted in a triangular shape, and sewn together with a small twist, this scarf stays nicely on your shoulders and dresses up any shirt. When the ends are tied together, it keeps your neck nice and warm when you head outside.

You only need to knit knit and purl stitches as well as yarn overs for the side increases.

I used about 130 grams with size 3.5 needles. You can also make good use of leftover yarn for this. One pattern = two versions in colors and stripe sequence. However you like it.

Go for it and start knitting. This scarf / shawl will still be finished by Christmas.

Best wishes
Caro






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Wonderfully soft and crocheted in enchanting autumn colours ♥

The "Autunno colorato" loop has a lovely pattern with a slight bobble texture, yet it is still light and, above all, quick to crochet!

You need:

• a 4.5 mm crochet hook
• one ball of Katia Paint (150 g) in colour 58 (or any colour you like)
• scissors and a yarn needle



Knitting Pattern: Openwork Shoulder Shawl/Scarf – Easy



Suitable for any yarn and size.

A feather-light lace shawl in gradient yarn (yarn used here: 150 g Austermann Caleido Lace for approx. 42 cm x 112 cm) in a simple openwork pattern, that can be worn as a shoulder shawl, scarf, or even a hooded scarf.

Basic knitting skills (casting on, knit and purl stitches, edge stitches, yarn overs, knitting stitches together, binding off) are sufficient for this simple openwork pattern.

Crochet Pattern Shoulder Wrap "Darkside"

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The Darkside design is a mix of the classic half granny and an elegant variation, thanks to the incorporated triangle patterns. It’s wonderful to wear for elegant occasions, but also very casually to work.

The wrap can be enlarged as you like, since the patterns keep repeating.

The pattern includes a crochet chart as well as written instructions and photos. 

Skill level: Easy

What you need:

Bobbel/ yarn of your choice (ideally dark colors and with a Lurex glitter thread ) 150-200 g = 650 -1000 m yardage (or more )
Size: approx. 1.80 x 0.80 meters (with 160 g = approx. 650-700 m yardage )

What you need to know:

Chain stitches, single crochet, half, regular, and treble crochet stitches

You can also find more beautiful wraps in my shop!

New in my shop just a few days ago:

Combination knitting pattern for Käthe Cowl and Lina Loop!



You receive one pattern and can knit 2 projects: a cowl and a loop. I knitted this cowl as a Christmas gift for my grandma. The pattern is easy to memorize, and both versions of the pattern are perfect for hand-dyed yarn when you only have one or two skeins, because the pattern includes explanations on how you can use up your yarn, leaving only a tiny bit left over. 

You need to know how to knit knit and purl stitches, how to knit a piece in the round, make yarn overs, and cast on and bind off stitches. In addition, a decrease by slipping a stitch over is needed, but it is explained.

You can use any yarn with a yardage of about 320 m/100 g—about 6-ply sock yarn weight.

Here you’ll get a set consisting of a hat and cowl that is very easy and quick to knit. By experimenting with knit and purl stitches, a fluffy, voluminous air-cushion pattern emerged. This makes the hat cozily warm, almost as if it were double-knitted.



Very suitable for beginners; the pattern is super easy and has a big effect.

Here’s the knitting pattern for the “Rainbow” set - cowl and hat.

The shawl "SVAROG" stands out with its clean, classic lines. Thanks to its timeless, well-balanced pattern, it is also very suitable for men. The pattern is written in great detail over 6 pages; a schematic drawing of the shawl and the knitting chart help you complete your project. For my shawl, I used a Scheepjes Whirl (Jumpin Jaffa Pop); of course, you can also use a gradient cake of your choice or any yarn you like. Required skills:

• knit stitch
• purl stitch
• increase
• decrease

The shawl is the perfect size to wear as a stole with a shawl pin.Click here to go directly to the pattern 

Chic, warm, and versatile: the “Cappuccino” shawl. A wonderfully soft and cozy shawl for fall and winter.

The pattern is very easy to crochet - making it perfect for beginners.

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Detailed description as a PDF file with text, crochet chart, and step-by-step photos.

You can really snuggle up and feel cozy in this beautiful "Gentle Breeze" shawl. Thanks to the lace pattern, it drapes wonderfully loosely and softly. This makes it very comfortable to wear in many different ways.

Crocheted with 1 yarn cake (800 m / 200 g) and a 3.00 mm hook.

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Suitable for beginners.
Required skills: chain stitch, half double crochet, double crochet, double treble crochet
Detailed description as a PDF file with text, crochet chart and step-by-step photos.

  

The SOLVEIG triangular shawl is reminiscent of lichens, mosses and heather with its colors and textures! It is knitted with 2 colors, which blend beautifully thanks to the special stitch patterns and create "handmade" color gradients. The stitch patterns themselves are easy to knit, so advanced beginners can manage them well too!

MATERIALS:
- Yarn: I used Malabrigo Sock, but you can knit it using any yarn of a similar weight, e.g. 4-ply sock yarns
- 1 long circular needle size 3.5

And here is the pattern: SOLVEIG triangular shawl

Wishing you lots of fun knitting
Annette

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With the Sakura lace triangular shawl, you can add a splash of color to foggy November days.
Sakura means "cherry blossom" in Japanese and is the name of the 2-ply Bobbel used here.

In addition to the yarn, you will need a size 2.5 circular knitting needle and a size 2 crochet hook.

The shawl is 140 cm wide and 70 cm tall, including the border.

Gauge 10 cm in height = 3 pattern rows / 10 cm in width = 30 stitches 

The one-page PDF pattern is easy to intermediate.

This 100% wool scarf/shoulder warmer keeps your shoulders and neck nice and warm. No knots, no pressure points, and a sophisticated pattern at the front.
Easy to follow and quick to knit using 150g of Eskimo yarn from Drops.

The pattern is available here.

This beautiful triangular shawl for snuggling up and feeling cozy is crocheted with one Bobbel
(yardage 800 m). The shawl drapes beautifully and loosely and can be worn in many variations. The pattern is very simple and suitable for beginners.

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The shawl is approx. 190 cm long / approx. 90 cm high. Since the pattern
is very simple and repeats every 2 rows, the shawl can be made in
any size you like.

  


A fresh sea breeze blows our way with the EBBE & FLUT triangular shawl, reflecting the sky, beach, and sea! The TRIANGULAR SHAWL is knitted in alternating pattern sections in 3 colors – it starts in garter stitch and transitions through a “bobble field” into a gentle wavy lace pattern. First you work from row-by-row instructions, then the wave pattern from a knitting chart/chart.

Measurements: ~ 160 cm x ~ 68 cm (customizable!)

Difficulty level: Intermediate, for ambitious, more experienced beginners and advanced knitters

You should know how to do these: knit and purl sts, knit sts through the back loop, yarn overs, knit sts together, slipped-stitch decreases, bobbles (they are very easy and explained in detail), working from a knitting chart

MATERIAL:
Original yarn:

• from LIFE IN THE LONGGRASS: Dappled (75% virgin wool, 25% nylon, yardage 425 m/100 g): 100 g in color “Tidepool” (= multicolor/pastel) and 100 g in color “Winter City” (= heathered aubergine).
• from EDEN COTTAGE YARNS: BFL Sock (100% virgin wool, yardage = 400 m/100 g): 100 g in color “Pennine Mist” (= gray-blue) 

Yarn alternatives:

• All 4-ply sock yarns with a yardage of approx. 400–420 m/100 g
• the shawl can also be made with slightly thicker yarns (yardage 250–400 m/100g)

Needles: 1 long circular knitting needle size 3–3.5 mm (or correspondingly thicker for thicker yarns).

Other: 1 stitch marker

Here’s the pattern: EBBE und FLUT Triangular Shawl

Happy knitting,
Annette

  

The popular classic ANOUK loop is a wonderfully cozy loop with an eye-catching relief pattern, which is also perfect for beginners! Using only knit and purl stitches, you can knit this great accessory yourself! You can work either from the knitting chart or from the row-by-row instructions. In the original yarn, it is knitted with two strands in 2 colors, creating a beautiful mélange effect! The loop is 22 cm wide and has a circumference of 125 cm; it can be wrapped twice around the neck.

Difficulty level: Easy, also suitable for beginners.

Techniques required: Edge stitch, knit and purl stitches, knitting straight.

Materials used: 200 g Sulka Legato by Mirasol, size 4 knitting needles

Yarn alternative: e.g. 200 g Classico by Lang Yarns (this is knitted with a single strand). More suggestions in the pattern.

And here’s a direct link to the pattern: Loop ANOUK

Wishing you lots of fun knitting,
Annette

Need an idea for a quick knitted Christmas gift? Then the SHERWOOD FOREST neck warmer might be just the thing. It can be knitted up in a weekend and keeps you wonderfully warm—without adding bulk under your coat or jacket!

Here’s the pattern: CLICK!

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This asymmetrical triangular shawl is knitted with one skein (150g) of Wollmeise Twin sock yarn. The lace pattern is easy to work and
therefore very well suited for beginners. Whether knitted with
a gradient yarn, solid colors, or each section in a different color,
this shawl looks elegant and
unique in every variation.