Crochet Pattern Triangular Shawl “Lorien” – with Crochet Chart

The “Lorien” triangular shawl combines calm elegance with a clear and balanced design language.
Its finely worked pattern develops harmoniously, giving the shawl a gentle, well-balanced appearance with a timeless character.

The Lorien crochet pattern guides you step by step through the creation of this special triangular shawl.
Each row is clearly and logically explained and is complemented by a crochet chart, providing additional guidance and confidence while working the pattern.

As you crochet, the pattern unfolds evenly and calmly, creating a project that combines relaxation with creative focus and allows for an enjoyable, mindful working rhythm.

This pattern is suitable for crocheters with basic knowledge who appreciate a well-thought-out design and enjoy a harmonious flow while working.

The finished shawl impresses not only with its shape, but also with its structure, balance, and understated elegance.

The pattern is written in German and English and additionally includes stitch terminology in DE, US, and UK.
Like all of my patterns, Lorien has been created with great care and thoroughly tested multiple times.

The following stitches are used in this crochet pattern:

• Chain stitches
• Single crochet
• Double crochet
• Treble crochet
• Turning chains
• Front post double crochet
• Decreased double crochet stitches
• Cluster stitches

All stitches used are explained in writing within the pattern and are additionally shown in the crochet chart.

Difficulty Level

Beginner with basic knowledge

The pattern develops through a calm and consistent sequence of rows.
With basic crochet experience, the triangular shawl can be worked evenly and in a relaxed manner.

he finished triangular shawl has the following measurements:

• Width: approx. 180 cm
• Depth: approx. 90 cm

The stated measurements may vary slightly depending on the yarn used, hook size, and individual crochet tension.

The following materials are required for the triangular shawl:

• Approx. 1500 m gradient yarn / yarn cake
  (50% cotton / 50% acrylic)
• 3 mm crochet hook
• Scissors
• Yarn needle for weaving in ends

Other yarns and appropriate hook sizes may of course be used.
This may slightly affect the size, structure, and overall appearance of the finished shawl.