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A fun crochet shawl with a polka dot pattern using grid stitch.
This crocheted shawl (stole) features a large polka dot pattern.
I enjoy designing patterns for filet crochet, and I find myself wanting to try out different designs by changing the pattern.
This shawl also has a design where you start knitting from the pointed bottom and gradually knit it outwards.
It's knitted with medium-weight linen yarn, resulting in a light and airy finish.
It looks like you could carry it around and wear it when you're out and about.
To match the simplicity of the polka dot pattern, I tried to keep the edge neat by using only knit stitches.
The simplicity of the design makes it fun to play around with colors.
I tried coordinating a purple shawl with a light blue top, and it created a refreshing look.
I encourage you all to try knitting in your favorite colors and enjoy coordinating your fashion outfits.
Preparation and materials needed for the "Polka Dot Triangle Shawl"
Yarn and Crochet Hook Size
Three medium-fine linen threads (40g balls, approximately 150m)
2.3 mm (JP 3/0)
Finished size
Maximum length: 49cm, Maximum width: 104cm
Total weight 100g
Crochet pattern for "Polka Dot Triangle Shawl"
Polka dot triangle stole knitting pattern
Pattern design
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Detailed instructions and steps for making a "polka dot triangle shawl"
Please see the knitting diagram and pattern along with the instructions for how to make it.
①At the beginning of knitting, cast on four chain stitches.
In each row, increase stitches at both ends and knit two chain stitches in a grid pattern.
From the 7th row, start making the polka dot pattern using double crochets.
Based on the design, continue knitting while adding polka dots up to row 52. Rows 53 and 54 are knit using only grid stitches.
The edge is made with just knit stitches, so the number of rows in the main body is not affected, and you can adjust the number of patterns and rows to suit the thickness of the yarn and your preferences.
② After you finish knitting row 54, continue knitting the edge using the same yarn, starting from the "Beginning of the edge" position on the knitting pattern. After you have knitted one round, pull the yarn through the first stitch of the edge and cut it.
Your "Polka Dot Triangle Stole" creations
uco.'s "Polka Dot Triangle Stole"
I knitted it with very fine linen yarn.
Simple and just the right presence.
It was a fun project to knit.
This was a gift for a friend and she was very happy.
Now I want one for myself too. I'll knit it!
Thank you for a great recipe♪
Setsuko*'s "Polka dot triangle stole"
Love at first sight with polka dots
I knitted this using two strands of thin wool that I bought at a market in Pakistan.
It's warmer than I expected, and I use it as a lap blanket around the house.
kujiranmama's "Polka dot triangular stole"
I wanted a big stole,
Knitted using a single strand of cotton.
It is 77 centimetres long.
I like the design so I'd like to try it again with yarn when it gets colder.
*chebrose's "Polka dot triangle stole"
The polka dot pattern is so cute that I had to make it ☆
This was my first attempt at grid knitting, but it was fun to watch the pattern gradually emerge.
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