The Quicksilver Shawlette is one of my favorite recent patterns - so I loved getting to take another look at it in this Quicksilver Shawlette Video Tutorial!
Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links; yarn provided by Lion Brand; hook provided by Furls.
How to Crochet the Quicksilver Shawlette - Right Handed
How to Crochet the Quicksilver Shawlette - Left Handed
As Seen In This Video (click for more info)
US – K, 6.5mm hook – Furls Crochet
Lion Brand LB Collection Superwash Merino
Quicksilver Shawlette - FREE crochet pattern
Quicksilver Shawlette - Crochet Symbol Chart
If you look at the written pattern, linked above, you'll see there is a main stitch pattern repeat, and two "special sections." I've included 3 hand-drawn charts that cover both of those, as well as the first row after each special section.
I hope that these videos and the chart help clear up any lingering confusion on this free crochet shawl pattern! If you have more questions, please do let me know in the comments! And here's a pin for your crochet Pinterest Board:
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Maschelle Mashburn
I have a rectangular wrap/scarf that this reminds me of. Same colors and romantic style. But the black part is a sheer fabric and the off-whire is a very romantic lace made up of tiny crochet stitches, like my grandmas doilies. I wear it all the time. I absolutely love the colors and your pattern! You did beautifully designing this. 💖
Tamara Kelly
♥ Thank you so much Maschelle!
susie q
thanks for sharing this beautiful pattern. I am going to try another yarn, Vanna's Complement by Lion Brand. It is a #4 weight but very light and airy. Thanks again for sharing. Love it:)
Tamara Kelly
😀 That's a great substitution! Thank you Susie!
Kim S.
Thank you for sharing this great pattern with us. I have a question though, which is likely because of my missing something. You indicate the repeat rows are 7-12 and they should begin after row 13. Row 7 is duplicative of row 13, from what I can tell. Do you intend them to be, with the additional add to make 7 a stitch longer than 13? If not, can you please tell me when row 7 is duplicated with the add?
Love your website and patterns. Thank for all the great ideas!
Tamara Kelly
Thanks so much Kim!
I may have misspoken on the video - the written pattern should make it clearer, with the repeat running from Row 7 on: https://www.mooglyblog.com/quicksilver-shawlette/ 🙂
Terrie Donovan
I loved the sample shawl so I got the pattern, a DK yarn and a size J hook. When I started crocheting the stitches were too big. With advice from a friend I went down several hook sizes (H) and things looked better. Then I saw your tutorial and your stitches looked like my first effort. When you pulled out the completed sample shawl it was beautiful. The stitches were not pulled, the yarn looked soft, and the special section did not look distorted as it did in the tutorial. What am I missing? Did you do something deliberately in order to show the stitches in the tutorial? There seems no way that the tutorial piece, as shown, could end up like the final sample shawl. I’m confused.
Tamara Kelly
Hi Terrie! I think what you're missing is blocking! Blocking your project when it's done really allows crochet lace to open up and shine!