Endless Seasons (Lite) Shawl Pattern (Crochet)

Anyone else a BIG fan of scarves/shawls?? Cause I sure am and this one is a STUNNER friends!! This asymmetrical beauty is quick, easy and so much fun! And the end results truly speak for themselves.

This shawl uses Fingering Weight yarn (several testers used 3 skeins of hand-dyed) - hello stashbusting! It’s asymmetrical shape gives so many versatile styling options! And the texture - ohhhh, the texture. Raised stitching, bean stitches and crossed stitches give this shawl incredible depth! The light weight yarn gives it PHENOMENAL drape and it is absolutely perfect for any season.

I’d classify this pattern as advanced beginner/intermediate, primarily due to the colourwork. The stitches themselves are all pretty basic, but they combine to form this intricate and gorgeously texture! Don’t be intimidated if you are just a beginner - there were beginner testers that had no issues!

This pattern is primarily written, with a few images to help with some stitch explanations. Additionally, like all my patterns, it comes with a handy stitch count table (a comprehensive list of every row stitch count making it supremely easy to follow along). And as always, I am available for any issues you have - simply reach out on social media or via email!

You will need:

3 Skeins (1150-125y) Fingering Weight Yarn
4mm Hook
Needle and Stitch Marker