Easiest Crochet Shawl - For Beginners! Step By Step Tutorial

Learn how to crochet the easiest and quickest triangle shawl / scarf. It's a really easy ONE round repeat and is perfect for beginners and beyond!

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[su-yinkam]

Exactly what I have been looking for. I'm a total 'zero knowledge' learner and aim to have my triangle shawl ready for the coming winter. Thank you for making this video. Looking forward to making my first ever project a success.

[nilsaaverhoff]

Love this pattern...🎉 You demonstrate "how to" so clearly!
Thanks again

[cindynevels]

Oooo!! I’m so excited to FINALLY learn how to crochet a shawl so that it widens at a faster rate than it lengthens— simply with a double treble stitch at each end. So brilliant!!
Of course I’m going to make this shawl… but I’m also going to try the “double treble technique” on other patterns to see if it will improve the proportions a bit. Thank you, Rebekah! You really are the best. ❤

[roobcoffey]

Love this pattern, making shawls is so relaxing, I love this technique. Thank you.💙

[BurrowKaren]

Perfect for my 'backpacking project'. The simplicity of the pattern, the simple to follow instructions and the lovely end result is so easy to pick-up and put-down, which is perfect for travelling. Thank you!

[susanrobertson]

Very simple pattern, would look great on a cake yarn. Thanks for sharing Rebekah ❤

[juliannejones]

Love this pattern and very excited to try it!! I am a US crocheter, the stitch you call treble, I know as a double since you only wrap the hook once. For a treble you wrap the hook twice before going through the stitch - totaling 4 loops on the hook after going through the stitch (a double only has 3 on the hook). I was a taught by a lady born in the 50s who was taught by her grandmother who was born in the early 1900s.

[kimratliff]

Beautiful and easy. Love it! Thank you!

[schrenkli]

It will get a wonderful shawl..you explained it very clearly and with a voice who is very symphatic. Sorry my English. Thanks a lot and nice evening. Greetings from Switzerlsnd🇨🇭. love your work. Maggy ❤

[Rose_]

Love this. Easy to follow.
Thank you for video & mentioning yarn brand & type at the end. Regards. Rose 🌼
PS: When I look for information on crochet on Youtube I ask for UK stitches. America... same crochet & different names to stitches. I'm just not good enough & get confused. So I stick to UK patterns.. as 1 type is enough for me🎉

[BobbieJeanM]

So far this is my favorite pattern for a shawl! First because it’s easy enough for my beginner mind to follow. Second because it doesn’t get extremely long in the back. And third because it’s more solid, less openings in the pattern which should make it warmer I think. Checks all the boxes I wanted for a nice warm shawl for a 90+ year old friend! Thank you very much!

[verakristinarobinson]

I often do 1stitch -2chain-1 stitch as I prefer a rounder point on my shawls.

[justagramma]

is ther
e a picture somewhere of the whole finished shawl? The part I can see is beautiful

[josietartamella]

Hi Allison I really enjoy your tutorials I need a border for this shawl please

[polyv]

thank you so much for the tutorial ❤ would it be better if I blocked it or is it fine if I don't? I always feel a little insecure about that specific part of crocheting

[Gagacrochets]

What weight yarn are you using and how many yards are needed?

[suestern]

Could someone please tell me what yarn this is and how much I need. Thank you.

[carolinestreeter]

Can I ask what yarn/colours you used it’s gorgeous thanks xx

[lynnemallinson]

Spent so much time rewinding but couldn't clearly see where the needle was actually going as your thumb was covering the work! Found a clearer and MUCH MORE beginner friendly demo elsewhere.

[dianastanfill]

could I ...at the spine...do 1 stitch, one chain and one stitch? to get a softer point, at the point of the triangle thanks ♥