The Crochet Fix Pattern 005 PDF

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Farrah Tate
The Crochet Fix – Pattern 005:

Triangle Lace Shawl
Includes variations:
 Elongated Triangles
 Regular Triangles
 Border As You Go
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Contents
Pattern Versioning ............................................................................................................................ 2
Pattern Information and Tips ......................................................................................................... 3
Skill Level...................................................................................................................................... 3
Recommended Yarn and Hook ................................................................................................... 3
Sizing ............................................................................................................................................ 3
The Crochet Fix patterns ............................................................................................................. 3
Pattern synopsis .......................................................................................................................... 4
Triangle Lace Shawl – bottom up .................................................................................................. 5
Elongated triangles basic pattern (no border): ......................................................................... 5
Regular triangles basic pattern (no border): ............................................................................. 8
Border As You Go (BAYG) variation:......................................................................................... 10
Pattern Versioning
Version Date Comments
0.1 16.11.2018 Initial draft, as published for testing and feedback.
0.2 05.01.2018 Correction to BAYG instructions
0.3 07.01.2018 Corrections:
Row 1 of both Elongated and Regular triangles – 3ch for non-
magic circle option.
Rows 3 of both Elongated and Regular triangles – single DC in
step 2.
Rows 5 and 9 Elongated triangles – corrected skipped stitch
count.
Rows 4 and 7 Regular triangles – corrected skipped stitch
count.
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Pattern Information and Tips
Skill Level
This pattern is rated easy/ suitable to beginner skill level. It is constructed with a limited number of
simple stitch types.
Recommended Yarn and Hook

Any 4ply yarn, either plain or colour graduated, with meterage between 600m to 1000m (depending
on shawl size preference) is recommended for this project. A 3 – 3.5 mm hook is recommended. If
your tension is particularly loose or tight, you may need to use a smaller or bigger hook than
recommended.
Example Shawl
Red/pink: Lincraft Illusions Cake, 4ply and approximately 600m. 3.25 mm hook.
Sizing
The shawl is worked from bottom to top (triangle point to triangle base). Increase the width with
each row constructed, until shawl is desired width and length.
Example Shawl (600m of yarn)

Length:
Total length (tip to base): 110cm, consisting of 22 rows of elongated triangle repeats, with each
row being ~5cm tall.
Width:
Total width (base): 165cm, consisting of 22 elongated triangle repeats, with each triangle repeat
~7.5cm wide at its maximum width.
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Pattern synopsis
The shawl is worked from bottom to top (starting with the tip of the shawl). Triangle motifs are both
solid (blue outline in image below) and lace (white outline in image below) – alternating. These
motifs are constructed in four row repeats for elongated triangles (the standard pattern) and three
row repeats for regular triangles (the pattern variation).
The shawl grows a triangle width with each three (regular triangle) or four (elongated triangle) row
repeat. There is always one more solid triangle made than lace triangles for each repeat. For the
standard pattern, in the first repeat one solid triangle is made, forming the tip of the shawl. In the
second repeat two solid triangles are made and one lace triangle is made. In the third repeat three
solid lace triangles are made and two lace triangles are made… and such forth.
If using a graduated yarn cake with the standard pattern, the end used first will have a greater length
in the shawl than any subsequent colour, so think carefully about preferred colour placement. For
some longer cakes (1000+m) it may be worthwhile first winding off some of the first colour and
setting it aside, so that only some of the length of the colour is used in the body of the shawl. The set
aside yarn can (optionally) be used to make a floral brooch to compliment the shawl.
A border is optional. The pattern includes a border as you go variation (suited to graduated colour
change yarn). If using a single, solid colour, any preferred style of border can be added after the
shawl construction is completed.
The pattern is worked alternating right and wrong side with each row. Stitches are worked in both
loops of previous round.
(To get started, please go to next page for the full written pattern…)
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Triangle Lace Shawl – bottom up
Abbreviations
US crochet stitch terminology:
ch = Chain
SlSt = Slip Stich
SC= Single Crochet
DC = Double Crochet
RS = Right Side
WS = Wrong Side
Elongated triangles basic pattern (no border):
Rows 1 – 4 – Single solid elongated triangle

Instructions
Row 1 1. Make a closed circle using either:
Magic circle, or
3 Ch and then SlSt into first Ch
2. 3 Ch, then 2 DC into circle. If using magic circle, now pull taught.
(Stitch Count: 3)
Row 2 1. 3 Ch then turn work (to WS)
2. DC into same stitch from previous row that 3 Ch originated from.
3. DC in next stitch.
4. 2 DC in last stitch.
(Stitch Count: 5 (incl 3rd stitch of 3 Ch)
Row 3 1. 3 Ch then turn work (to RS)
3. DC in each of next 3 stitches.
(Stitch Count: 7 (incl 3rd stitch of 3 Ch))
Rows 5- 8 – Solid triangle increase/ Single lace triangle

Instructions
2. 2 DC into same stitch from previous row that 3 Ch originated from.
3. 4 Ch, skip 3 stitches and then SC into next stitch (middle of triangle base, which
is the 5th stitch of the nine stitches that the triangle base is comprised of).
4. 4 Ch, skip 3 stitches and then 3 DC into last stitch.
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4. 2 DC in next stitch.
5. 3 Ch, skip 4 Ch and then SC into SC from previous row.
6. 3 Ch, skip 4 Ch and then 2 DC into next DC from previous row.
(Stitch Count: 17 (incl chain 3 of starting 3 Ch and all other chain stitches))
5. 2 Ch, skip 3 Ch and then DC into SC from previous row.
(Stitch Count: 19 ( incl chain 3 of starting 3 Ch and all other chain stitches))
5. 1 Ch, skip all of previous row 2 Ch, DC and 2 Ch.
6. 2 DC into next DC from previous row.
Rows 9 - 12 – Further solid triangle increase/ Lace triangle increase.

Instructions
3. 4 Ch, skip 3 stitches and then SC into next stitch (middle of triangle base,
which is the 5th stitch of the nine stitches that the triangle base is comprised
of).
4. 4 Ch, skip 4 stitches and then 3 DC into next stitch (which is the 1 ch from
previous row that is between both solid triangle bases).
which is the 5th stitch of the nine stitches that the triangle base is comprised
of).
(Stitch Count: 27 (incl chain 3 of starting 3 Ch and all other chain statiches))
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(Stitch Count: 31( incl chain 3 of starting 3 Ch and all other chain stitches))
Rows 13 onwards – Repeat pattern with additional solid and lace triangle increases
Each additional triangle repeat starts with adding another solid triangle at the start of the first row
(worked in first stitch) and ends the row by adding another solid triangle at the end of the first row
(worked in last stitch).
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Regular triangles basic pattern (no border):
Rows 1 – 3 – Single solid elongated triangle

Instructions
Row 1 1. Make a closed circle using either:
Magic circle, or
3 Ch and then SlSt into first Ch
2. 3 Ch, then 2 DC into circle. If using magic circle, now pull taught.
(Stitch Count: 3)
(Stitch Count: 5 (incl 3rd stitch of 3 Ch)
Rows 4- 6 – Solid Triangle increase/ Single Lace Triangle

Instructions
3. 3 Ch, skip 2 stitches and then SC into next stitch (middle of triangle base, which
is the 4th stitch of the seven stitches that the triangle base is comprised of).
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Rows 7 - 9 – Further Solid Triangle Increase/ Lace Triangle Increase.
Instructions
which is the 4th stitch of the seven stitches that the triangle base is comprised
of)
4. 3 Ch, skip 3 stitches and then 3 DC into next stitch (which is the 1 ch from
previous row that is between both solid triangle bases).
which is the 5th stitch of the seven stitches that the triangle base is comprised
of).
(Stitch Count: 23 (chain 3 of starting 3 Ch and all other chain stitches))
Rows 10 onwards – Repeat pattern with additional solid and lace triangle increases
Each additional triangle repeat starts with adding another solid triangle at the start of the first row
(worked in first stitch) and ends the row by adding another solid triangle at the end of the first row
(worked in last stitch).
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Border As You Go (BAYG) variation:
If using a solid, single colour a border can be added after the shawl is completed. However, if using a
graduated colour change yarn, it is recommended that the border be formed as the shawl is worked
from bottom to top.
This is just one simple example of a Border As You Go. A more ornate border could be worked.
The shawl stitches are constructed exactly the same, except a double v-stitch (2 DC, 1 Ch, 2 DC) is
worked in the first and last stitch of every single row:
 Foundation:
Magic circle (or 3-4 chain joined with SlSt to form a circle).
 Row 1:
5 DC into magic circle and pull taught. Turn.
 Row 2:
Into the first stitch work the following stitches: 4 Ch (counts as the first DC and 1 Ch space), 1 DC,
1 Ch.
(Now work triangle shawl pattern as per regular or elongated pattern instructions. I.e. Work 2
DC into next stitch, then 1 DC into next stitch, and then 2 DC into next stitch.)
1 Ch, then into the last stitch work the following stitches: 1 DC, 1 Ch, 1 DC. Turn.
 Row 3:
SlSt into first 1 Ch space, then in this space work the following stitches: 3 Ch (counts as the first
DC), DC, 1 Ch, 2 DC, 1 Ch. Skip the next stitch.
(Now work triangle shawl pattern as per regular or elongated pattern instructions. I.e. Work 2
DC into next stitch, then 1 DC into each of the next three stitches, and then 2 DC into next
stitch.)
1 Ch, skip next stitch and then into the next 1 ch space work the following stitches: 2 DC, 1 Ch, 2
DC. Turn.
 Subsequent rows (repeat):
Slst across to first 1 Ch space and construct a double v-stitch (i.e. 3 Ch, 1 DC, 1 Ch, 2 DC).
1 Ch and skip next two stitches.
Now follow regular or elongated pattern instructions for the applicable row.
1 Ch, skip next two stitches and in next 1 Ch space construct a double v-stitch (2 DC, 1 Ch, 2 DC).
Turn.
Note:
o When commencing a new triangle repeat (row 4 for regular triangle pattern and row 5
for elongated triangle pattern), work the 3 DC into the 1 Ch space instead of the last
stitch of the base of the previous row triangle.
o The BAYG shawl should resemble the following image (note this is a regular triangle
shawl example):
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o If preferred, a single v-stitch could be worked instead of the double v-stitch (i.e. 1 DC, 1
Ch, 1 DC).
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Example Shawl (600m of yarn)

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Elongated triangles basic pattern (no border):

Rows 1 – 4 – Single solid elongated triangle

Rows 5- 8 – Solid triangle increase/ Single lace triangle

Rows 9 - 12 – Further solid triangle increase/ Lace triangle increase.

Rows 1 – 3 – Single solid elongated triangle

Rows 4- 6 – Solid Triangle increase/ Single Lace Triangle

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