Crochet Duchess Shawl

Duchess Shawl

Modern, cool, oversized piece of accessory

Crochet Duchess Shawl

Crochet Duchess shawl is an oversize piece of accessory from high quality yarn which is 100% cotton. It is intended for girls and women of all ages, and you can wear it in all seasons over jackets, coats or dresses as a light wrap. You can order it in a desired color, with fringe or without. Additionally, you may want to order fingerless gloves together with the Duchess shawl. The gloves are a part of the Duchess set and Duchess Collection.

Size

Height (full-circle diameter) – 75-80cm / 29.5-31.5in
Length of the upper edge – 150-160cm / 59-63in
Fringe – 22cm / 8.5in

Price

With fringe € 60,00, without fringe € 55,00

How it all began

I made this big shawl for a friend who needed a wrap to wear over a denim or leather jacket when colder autumn days arrive. Below, I present another variation in gold, copper and light grey colours.

level - intermediate

To make this shawl, you will need intermediate knowledge of crocheting in the rounds and joining with a slip stitch. The stitches in this design are single crochet, double crochet, chain.

material

  • About 700gr of yarn for 3-4 mm hook (125m / 50 gr);
  • Hook 3.5 mm

Symbols and abbreviations

† – double crochet

° – chain

× – single crochet

st(s) – stitch(es)

ch – chain

sl.st – slip stitch

sc – single crochet

dc – double crochet

rnd – round

Diagram 1

duchess shawl crochet pattern

Diagram 2

duchess shawl crochet pattern

Diagram 3

duchess shawl crochet pattern

About the pattern

Duchess shawl has the shape of a lady bug with spread wings. It consists of 5 separately crochet pieces, joined together in the last round. The central motif is a full circle which you make according to Diagrams 1 & 2. Half circles, positioned on the sides, use the same diagrams. Two small triangular motifs are crocheted according to Diagram 3.

Schematic 2 shows the position of all 5 elements and their joining spots.

When you assemble all parts, you crochet a border, consisting of chain stitches, all around the shawl. As the final stage, you will attach fringe to the diagonal sides of the shawl.

The look of the spread shawl

Styling the Duchess Shawl

You can wear this piece as a usual shawl or as a poncho/blouse/wrap with a belt around the waist like shown in the pictures.



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Fingerless Gloves

“Duchess” shawl is currently the most popular item in this category. This piece was made in several colours. With dark grey and golden variations, my customers ordered fingerless gloves, which can also be a part of the set with this lavish shawl.

🌸 Want to know how this collection emerged? Read the story about Duchess: How One Shawl Became a Regal Crochet Wardrobe.

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9 Comments

    1. Hello Annette!
      I’m so glad you like this shawl. Depending on the yarn you will use, the size will vary. When I used sport yarn, the size of the full circle was about 75-80 cm, with hook 3.5 mm. However, when I used DK yarn, and hook 4.5 mm, the diameter was 90-95 cm. I think it will be big enough because it’s oversize. I hope this info helps.
      Happy crocheting!

  1. Carlyn

    Hello,
    If you’re still monitoring this I’d love to know how you do crochet the “X” pattern which shows up in Diagram 1 where there is a 22, 52, and 94. I’ve made something up that seems to work, but if youbcould send a link to either a video or an article explaining the stitch, that would be great!

    1. OMG, Carlyn, I just realized what you asked me and what wrong video I have sent you. Please, forgive me. Here is the correct sequence that you asked for – these are rounds/rows 7 and 8, and also 27 and 28:

      Rnd 7 – (ch3, 2dc tog, ch3, sl.st. in next st, sl.st. in next st)= cluster; repeat making these clusters to the end of rnd; 3sl.st. along the initial ch3, sl.st. in top of the 1st cluster. (= 20 clusters)

      Rnd 8 – ch3, in top of the first cluster do 3dc, (in top of the next cluster do 4dc)repeat to the end of rnd; sl.st. in 3rd loop of the initial ch3. (= 20 groups of 4dc)

      Rnd 27 – Like Rnd 7. (= 94 clusters)

      Rnd 28 – Like Rnd 8. (= 94 groups of 4dc)

      I’m so sorry, I completely misunderstood your question. I hope this correction helps you.

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