Introducing The Misty Crochet Lacy Wrap, a beautifully simple yet elegant crochet shawl that’s perfect for any season. This pattern features a soothing two-row repeat using simple stitches. This creates an open airy look, making it both relaxing and enjoyable to work on.

If you are looking for a free crochet pattern that is relatively easy to master with beautiful results, then this is a great project for you. Crafted with Caron Simply Soft yarn in a soft green hue, this wrap exudes tranquility and grace. But don’t limit yourself to just one color. Try a few different colors.

This versatile pattern shines in any color, making it easy to customize to match your wardrobe or gift to loved ones. The Misty Lacy Wrap looks stunning in a variety of shades, allowing you to personalize it to suit your style and mood.

What are the Best Crochet Stitches for Shawls?

Many easy shawls use only basic crochet stitches such as single crochet stitch, half double crochet stitch, and double crochet stitches.  

Using these main stitches in certain combinations can create some lovely designs, without being complicated or difficult to crochet. Rectangular shawls like this beautiful shawl are stunning. Yet, it uses basic stitches.

Yarn for Rectangular Crochet Shawls

Rectangle crochet shawls are versatile, allowing you to use a wide range of yarn types, including wool, acrylic, cotton, or blends. Worsted weight yarn in wool and acrylic yarn blends are ideal for fall and winter shawls, providing warmth and coziness. On the other hand, lightweight yarn such as a cotton or cotton blend are perfect for a spring and summer shawl. They offer a lightweight and breathable option.

Both a solid color and gradient color such as a cake yarn would work well with this crochet project.

Versatile Fashion Accessory

This easy crochet pattern is the perfect accessory as it can be worn in so many ways. Wear it as an everyday wrap with your favorite pair of jeans. Dress up for the evening for special occasions. Top off your look with this lacy wrap.

Crochet Pattern Tutorials

You can find a link for the video tutorial located after the written pattern. Photos of the crochet pattern are also located after the written pattern.

Directions: Misty Lacy Wrap: Crochet Shawl Pattern for Any Occasion

 

Skill Level

Confident Beginner

Finished Size

Approximately 19 inches wide by 60 inches long.

Pattern Alteration

The pattern can be altered to any width or length that you desire. The width can be adjusted by adding or decreasing 9 plus 6 stitches for the foundational row of chain stitches. Adjust the length by adding or decreasing rows.

Gauge

13 single crochet – 4 inches.

Abbreviations

CH=Chain

DC = Double Crochet

HDC = Half Double Crochet

HDC Decreasing Stitch see the special stitches

SK = Skip

SP = Space

ST = Stitch

YO = Yarn Over

[ ] = Repeat Between

Supplies

3 Skeins Yarn, Soft Green Caron Simply Soft is what I used for this shawl today. However, any medium #4 yarn – worsted yarn would work. I used almost the entire 3 skeins approximately 945 yards.

4.25 mm Crochet Hook Size G

Yarn Needle

Scissors

Pattern Notes

Written in US Terms.

Row 1 consists of the V-Stitch.

Row 2 consists of the HDC Decreasing Stitch.

Special stitches

V-Stitch: DC, CH 1, DC in the same ST

HDC Decreasing Stitch: YO, insert hook in the top of the next ST, YO, insert hook through the CH 1 SP, YO, insert hook in the top of the next ST. YO, pull yarn through all the loops on the hook except the last one (6 loops) leaving 1 loop. YO and pull through the two loops on the hook.

Directions

Chain 96

Row 1

In the 4^th CH from the hook, complete a DC. CH 1 Skip a CH. In the next stitch work (DC, CH 1, DC). Skip 2 CH. [DC, CH 1, DC. Skip 2 CH]. Continue the pattern between the [ ] until there are 3 CH left at the end of the row. CH 1, Skip 1 CH, DC in the last 2 CH. Turn

Row 2

Ch 3 (Counts as DC). DC in the next ST, CH 1. [{HDC decreasing stitch}, CH 2] Complete the stitches between [ ] across. End with CH 1, DC in the last 2 ST. Turn

Row 3

CH 3 (Counts as DC). DC in the next ST, CH 1 [V-Stitch in the top ST of the previous row HDC decreasing stitch]. Complete the stitches between [ ]. End with CH 1, DC in the last 2 ST. Turn

Row 4 and Beyond

Repeat row 2 and 3 until desired length.

Finishing

After the last stitch, cut the yarn off leaving about a 10-12 inch yarn tail. Pull the tail through the last stitch. Use the yarn needle to weave the yarn through the crochet work. Cut off the excess yarn.

Step-by-Step Pictures: How to Crochet the Misty Crochet Lacy Wrap

YouTube Video Tutorial

Here is the video link for the Misty Crochet Lacy Wrap

How to Wear Crochet Wrap Patterns?

No matter which way you choose to use this beautiful Misty’s Lacy Wrap is sure to quickly become one of your go-to style pieces in your wardrobe.

Classic Drape

• Simply drape the wrap over your shoulders, letting it hang loosely around your arms. This is a relaxed and elegant way to showcase the wrap’s full design.

Over the Shoulder

• Drape the wrap over one shoulder and let the ends hang down. This asymmetrical style adds a touch of sophistication and can be secured with a brooch or shawl pin for added flair.

As a Scarf

• Fold the wrap lengthwise and wrap it around your neck like a scarf. This style adds warmth and is perfect for cooler weather. You can let the ends hang loosely or tuck them in for a more polished look.

Belted Wrap

• Drape the wrap over your shoulders and cinch it at the waist with a belt. This creates a chic, fitted look and can be paired with dresses or blouses for a stylish outfit.

Looped Around the Neck

• Wrap the shawl around your neck multiple times for a cozy, bundled look. This is great for added warmth and can be adjusted to suit your comfort level.

Shawl Style

• Place the wrap around your shoulders and pull one end over the opposite shoulder, allowing the other end to drape in front. This classic style is perfect for formal events or adding a touch of elegance to any outfit.

As a Headscarf

• Fold the wrap into a triangle and tie it around your head, either as a bandana or with the knot at the back of your neck. This bohemian style is great for casual days and can also protect your hair from the sun.

Poncho Style

• Place the wrap over your shoulders and secure the ends at your front with a pin or knot. This style gives the appearance of a poncho and is comfortable for layering.

Cocoon Wrap

• Place the wrap around your back and pull the ends over your shoulders, then cross them at the front and bring them back around to tie behind your back. This creates a snug, cocoon-like fit.

Rectangular wraps are often used as prayer shawls. I crocheted one for myself when I needed it. The Victoria Lacy Shawl Crochet Pattern is still a quite popular pattern yet today. It’s the perfect project if you know of anyone that needs a bit extra love right now.

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