Free Crochet Shawl Patterns - 15 of the Best

This beautiful triangular shawl is the perfect eye-catching accessory to make a statement with. Paired with the right sunglasses and leather sandals, you could own some of that Hollywood drama in this. It’s an affordable and simple project, and ideal for the seasonal transition of the year, particularly as winter steps into Spring, as it is midway warm, so you’ll be able to enjoy a bit of the chill yet still be comfortable. Patterns from Just Be Crafty

This gorgeous shawl pattern is made with a combination of short and tall crochet stitches, giving it some stunning texture. Put your crochet supplies and skills to work and try making this beauty in a color of your choice to give it that personalized touch. You can even add a tassel to it or fringes if that’s your style. Either way, this pattern is simply beautiful. Patterns from Two Brothers Blankets

I love a fun twist to a regular pattern and donning those unique pieces. This pattern is super creative and beautiful for wearing over party dresses while you’re out. It has a different construction than the usual shawls, as you start with working a triangular crochet motif and working your way around all three sides initially, and gradually moving to working a border only around two of its sides. You will enjoy this pattern if you are open to trying out new ways.  Patterns from Blue Star Crochet

Impressive, huh? You’ll need some chunky and top-quality yarn to create this lovely shawl. The pattern is fun, and the shawl is gorgeous. It will spice up your everyday look, and you’ll feel dressed up and ready to seize the day with your shoulders warm, and your look all set. Get the necessary supplies for this and make sure you have this on, the next time you step out through that door.  Patterns from Yarnspirations

Flowers have the unique magic of beautifying up the whole space around them, you could add some floral embellishment to a basic design and have a royalty-worthy wearable ready. This triangular floral shawl is made using a gorgeous ombre yarn and the minimal yet chic moss stitch. With some vibrant flowers on its edges and a cool triangular finishing, this one is a wardrobe staple for those who enjoy a bold look. Patterns from Nanas Crafty Home

Minimalistic patterns with a few bold touches of tassels or ombre tones or – even better – both, are as good as it gets. This crochet triangular shawl is so beautiful, really simple to create, and easily modifiable to make it more personal. With its simple design, you can really let the yarn stand out, so it’s important to get some really nice yarn. This pattern will walk you through some shawl-making basics and have you prepped to take on more complex projects. You can try out this pattern in a thick, chunky yarn for the winters, and a light, lacy one for the summers. It will stand out with both. Patterns from Winding Road Crochet

This multi-colored shawl in beautiful neutrals is made to perfectly complement the modern and chic. It is crafted like an open-front poncho, and its wrap-like finish is just perfect for the colder days, super easy to manage, and ideal for the snug and cozy feeling that comes with a warm drape. Crochet this shawl to keep yourself comfortable as you march through the wintery streets. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Who doesn’t enjoy a classy neutral shawl to drape with a color-popping edge? This pop of color shawl pattern is easy to work with, and it won’t take too long to work up this beautiful piece. I love a fast crochet project, and the sense of achievement that comes with it – intoxicating! That said, even if you’re a beginner at crochet, don’t shy away and dive right in. Although triangular shawl patterns can be a bit daunting at times, you will find this one to be pretty simple. Patterns from Ideal Me

If you have some beautiful yarn lying around since forever, this project is where you finally get to put it to good use. This shawl is so easy to carry and paired with some sandals and a ponytail, you will rock the look. Sizing with this pattern is super easy, which is a big yes for all those crochet crafters, who groan when it comes to resizing. In this pattern, just repeating rows 7 and 8 will get you an extra 12” with every round of repetition. Easy peasy, eh?! Patterns from Left in Knots

Loving the cool and minimal pattern! This will make a great piece to add to your winter wardrobe, and it isn’t so hard to make. You can play with color combinations and even use more than two. Consider making this one as a gift to someone who’s new to your neighborhood and has moved from someplace a lot warmer. (Always getting carried away with my gifting ideas…) Patterns from Ravelry

What a gorgeous pattern! The scalloped patterns are so unusual and so very pretty to look at. This pattern will create a warm shawl, without any bulk, making it very convenient to carry it. Try this in whatever color you like best, however to me personally, the rust tone in this is seeming very appealing. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Love, love this light and airy beauty! For me crochet is lacy and breezy and super feminine, although that is not all that there is to crochet, you get me, right? Anyway, this pattern is all of that and more. The peaches and cream color palette are so delicious, and it’s so light and breezy that you might want it right away. Well, lucky for you, because this easy pattern will only take a bunch of hours. Patterns from Anne Design Crochet

What a quirky and full of life shawl! This vibrant wrap will brighten up just any outfit and give you the much-needed pump we all require on Mondays and back to school/work times.  Don’t forget to stock up on some great sky blue, grassy green and tangy orange yarn if you want to keep a similar rainbow-like color scheme, or you can always improvise, however, the wave pattern is so eye-catching and super fun to make, we wouldn’t have it any other way. Patterns from Yarnspirations

What an extraordinarily gorgeous shawl! While there are some trendy fashion must-haves that we all want to grab for ourselves, owning a few unique pieces to define your own style is always fun and gives your confidence an extra boost. This floral crochet shawl is one of those unique pieces that will be so much fun to create and even more so to adorn. Maybe even make one for a floral-patterns-enthusiast in your life. Patterns from Yarnspirations

For all the rain lovers, this beautiful shawl is a constant reminder of the pouring times. It’s feminine and flirtatious and paired with the right dress, it’s a total treat to one’s eyes. You can enjoy the breeze without getting the chills, with this one. As long as you’re comfortable with the triple crochet stitch, this should be a piece of cake.. no wait.. a raindrop for you. Patterns from Highland Hickery Designs