Last updated on July 17th, 2025 at 07:49 am
The Silver Bells Crochet Shawl Wrap is one of those patterns that looks far more intricate than it is to make. With its light texture and graceful drape, this asymmetrical wrap offers a modern take on a classic accessory. The stitch pattern adds subtle detail that catches the light beautifully. Perfect for highlighting soft, shimmery yarns or rich solid colors. Whether you’re dressing up for an evening out or just adding polish to a simple top and jeans, this shawl is a gorgeous finishing touch.
An Enjoyable Project with Stunning Results
This easy crochet shawl pattern is perfect for anyone looking to unwind with a relaxing project. It uses basic stitches and a simple construction, making it accessible for confident beginners and enjoyable for more experienced crocheters who want a peaceful, rewarding make.
The pattern is repetitive in the best way. Just enough to keep your hands moving while letting your mind rest or wander.
A Year-Round Accessory
Lightweight and airy, the Silver Bells Shawl transitions beautifully through the seasons. Pair it with a sundress for breezy summer evenings or layer it over a cozy sweater in the fall.
It folds easily into a tote or handbag, so you can take it with you and throw it on whenever you need a little extra warmth or style. The asymmetrical shape gives it a modern silhouette that flatters all body types and adds instant flair to your look.
One skein of yarn makes this lovely shawl. If you have not tried the Lion Brand Shawl in a Ball yarn yet, I would encourage you to give it a try.
Make It Your Own
This wrap looks stunning in silver, but don’t stop there. Experiment with pastels for spring, jewel tones for the holidays, or neutral shades for everyday wear.
You can even add fringe, tassels, or a decorative brooch to make it uniquely yours. Whether you’re crocheting this as a gift or keeping it for yourself, the Silver Bells Shawl is sure to be a cherished piece for years to come.
Country and City Chic
Just imagine spending a cool, crisp morning ride out in the country in a beautiful sleigh with the snow on the ground and sun shining through the trees. You are snuggled under a blanket, dressed in your warm clothes with your pretty lace wrap on. the silver bells on the sleigh are making their beautiful music as the sleigh glides through the snow. When I saw the colors of this yarn, this is the picture that came to my mind. Enjoy each moment.
Triangle Shawl Crochet Pattern
Wearing an asymmetrical shawl is so easy to dress up any fashion statement. It takes seconds to drape the wrap around your shoulders and you are off looking so stylish. Add a beautiful brooch for another decorative and timeless look.
Handmade Gift
This asymmetrical shawl wrap has been designed to be delicate and lacy. The end result is a light and airy elegant shawl. I have made five one-skein shawl patterns this year. One for my sister, daughter, and three nieces. Later today, they will be choosing their own shawl. Hope they all like their handmade gifts. Find other shawl patterns here too.
This is an asymmetrical shawl; therefore, the increase is only done on one side of the shawl.
Close up of Yarn and Stitches
Directions: Silver Bells Crochet Shawl Wrap
Skill Level
Easy
Gauge
Gauge is not critical for this pattern.
13 sc x 16 r every 4 inches
Shawl Size
At the widest point, this shawl is approximately 34 inches wide. The length is approximately 57 inches.
Materials
Lion Brand Shawl in a Ball. 4 Medium / Worsted. Yarn color Opal. I used 1 Skein or 481 Yards.
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Size G 4.25 MM Crochet Hook
Yarn Needle
Scissors
Abbreviations
- BLDC – Back Loop Double Crochet
- CH = Chain
- DC = Double Crochet
- SK = Skip
- SP = Space
- ST = Stitch
Pattern Notes
Written in English US Terms
Turn at the end of each row.
This pattern is an asymmetrical shape. Meaning the size increases on just one side as you work this triangle pattern.
This pattern starts off with an initial 6 rows of crochet. After that, rows 3-6 are repeated until the desired length and width is reached or the skein of yarn is gone.
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Directions
Begin Row 1
CH 4 and DC in the 4th CH from the hook. Turn. This row counts as DC, CH 1 SP and DC.
Row 2
CH 4, SK first CH 1 SP. In the 3rd ST of the initial CH 4 in the beginning row, complete a DC, CH 1, DC. Turn. This row counts as DC, CH 1,, DC, CH 1, DC.
Row 3
CH 2, 2 DC in first ST, DC in every ST and Ch 1 SP across to the end of the row. Turn. The first time you complete this row, should have 7 DC as you count the initial CH 2 as a DC.
Row 4
CH 2, which does not count as a ST in this row. BLDC in the first ST and each ST across until last ST remains, 3 DC in the last ST. Turn
Row 5
CH 4, DC in first ST, [CH 1, SK 1, DC in next ST] repeat between [ ] to the end of the row. Turn Note: the initial CH 4 counts as DC and CH 1 in this row.
Row 6
CH 4, SK first CH 1 SP, [DC in next ST, CH 1, SK CH 1 SP,] repeat between [ ]. In the last ST work DC, CH 1, DC. Turn. Note: the initial CH 4 counts as DC and CH 1 in this row. Total of 9 DC, and 6 CH SP in this row.
Rows 7 and Beyond
Repeat Rows 3-6
Continue to add rows until your desired size or you run out of yarn.
Fasten off yarn, weave in all yarn ends and cut off excess.
Video Tutorial of First 6 Rows of Pattern
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You can find Victoria crocheting, quilting, and creating recipes. She has cooked in restaurants for over 20 years, including many larger parties. She learned to crochet when she was just 11 years old and has been crocheting ever since; over 50 years now. Over 40 years ago, she loved her first class in sewing and continues to hone her skills in quilting. Many have enjoyed the handmade gifts over the years. In her professional career, she has worked in management in a wide variety of businesses including higher education as a dean of a division. All the while attending college part-time to achieve her doctorate in higher education with an emphasis in e-learning.
Is it possible to make this in a long rectangular shawl. What would be the pattern?
I think this could be a rectangular shawl. This will be another pattern that I can figure out and post in the future with another shawl in a ball.