Easily Crochet The On The Bias Suzette Shawl
The Stroll On The Bias Shawl is worked corner to corner using the Suzette Stitch. Working this stitch on the bias creates interesting lines for an easy rectangular crochet shawl pattern. This shawl is perfect for a beginner project and uses a kit from WeCrochet of stroll yarn to create a beautiful draping wrap. and if you love awesome drape, also check out the Long Summer Crochet Duster or the Easy Beginner Summer Crochet Tank Top.
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About the Yarn
WeCrochet stroll mini fingering packs of yarn are perfect for those seeking to add a special touch to their crochet projects. Whether you’re working on lacy shawls or frilly baby booties, the fine weight of this lightweight yarn will suit your needs perfectly.
The generous yardage allows you to create delicate garments that look as if they took hours and hours of work, even though they only take a fraction of the time. With its snuggly softness and subtle sheen, WeCrochet stroll mini-fingering packs of yarn will be your go-to for all your crochet endeavors!
WeCrochet stroll’s bulkier worsted weight yarn options are perfect for those who want to make quick but durable projects. Whether you’re knitting up a warm winter hat or a cozy blanket, the chunky texture of this yarn will give your work a sturdy structure.
With WeCrochet stroll’s generous yardage, you can easily whip up multiple projects without worrying about running out of yarn. And with its array of colorways, it’s easy to find the perfect hue for your project!
What is the Crochet Suzette Stitch?
Introducing the fabulous Suzette crochet stitch pattern! It's all about a happy blend of single crochets and double crochets, just like the popular lemon peel stitch. But here's the twist: with the Suzette stitch, you work your sc and dc into the same stitch, then skip a stitch before creating another sc and dc combo. Get ready to have fun and be creative with this fantastic stitch!
What's even better? The Suzette stitch is reversible, so you can use it to make cozy blankets, handy washcloths, and much more. Plus, no matter which side you look at, your project will look equally amazing!
How To Change Colors
Changing colors in your crochet work is a great way to add texture and interest to any project. With WeCrochet kits, you can easily change colors without cutting your yarn! Here’s how:
1. Choose the second color of yarn for your project.
2. Insert the hook into the last stitch of your current color.
3. Wrap the new color of yarn around the hook as you normally would for a stitch.
4. Pull the second color through to complete the stitch.
5. Continue crocheting with your new color until it’s time to switch again!
With WeCrochet kits, you can easily create stunning projects filled with pops of color. Experiment with different colors and techniques to make something truly unique!
How to Style Your Shawl
A crochet shawl is a great way to add color, texture, and warmth to any outfit. Here are some tips on how to style yours:
1. Drape your shawl over one shoulder for an effortlessly chic look.
2. Use a colorful shawl as an accent piece that adds color to neutral outfits.
3. Use a lightweight shawl as a scarf in warm weather or to add texture to an outfit
4. Wrap a crochet shawl around your neck for extra warmth and comfort when the temperature drops.
5. Layer different colors of crochet shawls together for an exciting look.
6. Accessorize with jewelry or a belt to add an extra touch of style.
7. Use your shawl as a wrap for a special occasion or formal event.
8. Crochet shawls can also be cozy blankets for chilly nights!
With WeCrochet stroll mini-fingering packs, you can easily create beautiful and versatile rectangular crochet shawls projects that are perfect for any occasion. Whether you want to dress up your outfit or keep warm during cold weather, this free crochet shawl pattern is perfect! Get creative and experiment with different colors and textures to make something unique.
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Supplies You Will Need
Crochet Hook:
Size L (7.0mm), or hook to obtain gauge
Notions:
Removable stitch markers if needed
Yarn needle to weave in ends
Scissors
Blocking Mat & Pins
Yarn:
Stroll Mini Packs
75% Superwash Merino Wool, 25%
Nylon, 460 yds/100g
Yardage:
Total Yardage: 895 yds
Colorway: Spring Fields (2 Packs)
Color A: Pearlescent Tonal
Color B: Eucalyptus Tonal
Color C: Cold Stream Tonal
Color D: Mountain Pass Tonal
Color E: Evergreen Tonal
Abbreviations/Stitches:
ch - chain
dc - double crochet
MC - Magic Circle
rnd- round
sc - single crochet
sl st - slip stitch
Stsc - stacked single crochet
st(s) - stitch(es)
Gauge:
12 sts x 12 rows = 4x4 inches in stitch pattern before blocking
Measurements/Sizes:
80"L x 16"W
Skill Level:
Easy Beginner
Pattern Notes
Special Stitches:
Stacked Single Crochet (Stsc): Do NOT chain, insert hook into next stitch, yo, pull up a loop, yo and pull through both loops, insert hook in the vertical bar below, yo, pull up a loop, yo and pull through both loop on hook.
Magic Circle (MC): Start by creating a loop with your yarn. The tail of the working yarn will be over the working end. Insert your hook into the loop from behind. Yarn over and pull through
Video Tutorial
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Charts for the Bias Shawl
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Written Instructions for the Crochet Shawl
Increasing on the Bias
Row 1: Start by creating a Magic Circle or Ch 2, turn. (2) chain sts
Row 2: Working in the 2nd ch st from the hook: Stsc, (sc 1, dc 1) twice, turn. (5)sts
Row 3: Stsc in first, (sc 1, dc 1) in the next sc, skip the next dc, (sc 1, dc 1) in the next sc, (sc 1, dc 1) in last, turn. (7)sts
Row 4: Stsc in first, (sc 1, dc 1) in the next sc, skip the next dc, (sc 1, dc 1) in the next sc; repeat from * to * until the last st, (sc 1, dc 1) in last, turn. (9)sts
Row 5-24: Repeat Row 4
Row 25-26: With Color B, Repeat Row 4
Row 27-28: With Color A, Repeat Row 4
Row 29-30: With Color B, Repeat Row 4
Row 31: With Color A, Repeat Row 4
Row 32: With Color B, Repeat Row 4 (65)sts
Center of Shawl
Row 33: Stsc in first, (sc 1, dc 1) in the next sc, skip the next dc, (sc 1, dc 1) in the next sc; repeat from * to * until the last 3 sts, sl st to the last st, turn. (64 sts)
Row 34: Stsc in the sl st, skip the next dc, (sc 1, dc 1) in the next sc; repeat from * to * until the last st, (sc 1, dc 1) in last, turn. (65 sts)
Row 35-36: Repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 37-38: With Color C, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 39-40: With Color B, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 41-42: With Color C, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 43-44: With Color B, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 45-49: With Color C, repeat Rows 33-34 twice, then repeat Row 33.
Row 50-51: With Color D, repeat Row 34, then Row 33.
Row 52-53: With Color C, repeat Row 34, then Row 33.
Row 54-55: With Color D, repeat Row 34, then Row 33.
Row 56-57: With Color C, repeat Row 34, then Row 33.
Row 58-62: With Color D, repeat Row 34, then Rows 33-34 twice.
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Row 63-64: With Color E, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 65-66: With Color D, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 67-68: With Color E, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 69-70: With Color D, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 71-88: With Color E, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 89-90: With Color D, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 91-92: With Color E, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 93-94: With Color D, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 95-96: With Color E, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 97-101: With Color D, repeat Rows 33-34 twice, then repeat Row 33.
Row 102-103: With Color C, repeat Row 34, then Row 33.
Row 104-105: With Color D, repeat Row 34, then Row 33.
Row 106-107: With Color C, repeat Row 34, then Row 33.
Row 108-109: With Color D, repeat Row 34, then Row 33.
Row 110-114: With Color C, repeat Row 34, then Rows 33-34 twice.
Row 115-116: With Color B, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 117-118: With Color C, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 119-120: With Color B, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 121-122: With Color C, repeat Rows 33-34.
Row 123-126: With Color B, repeat Rows 33-34 twice.
Decreasing on the Bias
Row 127: Stsc in first, skip the next sc & dc, (sc 1, dc 1) in the next sc, skip the next dc; repeat from * to * until the last 3 sts, skip the next dc & sc, (sc 1, dc 1) in last, turn. (decreases by 2 sts).
Row 128: With Color A, Stsc in first, skip the next sc & dc, (sc 1, dc 1) in the next sc, skip the next dc; repeat from * to * until the last 3 sts, skip the next dc & sc, (sc 1, dc 1) in last, turn. (decreases by 2 sts).
Row 129-130: With Color B, repeat Row 127.
Row 131-132: With Color A, repeat Row 127.
Row 133-134: With Color B, repeat Row 127.
Row 135-157: With Color A, repeat Row 127.
Row 158: Slip Stitch to the last stitch in the row. Fasten off.
Finishing & Blocking Your on the Bias Shawl
Fasten off and weave in all ends. Next, block your crochet shawl pattern.
Remember that blocking is key to enhancing the drape and overall presentation of your fingering weight yarn. Take the time to carefully block your Bias Suzette Shawl, ensuring the stitches open up beautifully and the intricate details shine through. This is an important step to getting the best look out of your hard work. You wouldn’t wear wrinkly pants to a nice event so don’t leave your crochet shawl patterns unblocked. When dealing with delicate yarn like fingering weight, consider mist blocking for a gentle touch.
I took a close up picture of the stitches pre-blocked & blocked, just notice the difference!
Blocking opens up those stitches and gives the shawl a better drape.
Additionally, for the longevity of your crochet wrap, follow the best washing practices. Handwashing with a mild detergent and laying it flat to dry is ideal, preserving both the vibrant colors and the intricate stitches. With these blocking tips and proper care, your Bias Suzette Shawl will not only be a stunning accessory but also a lasting testament to your crochet artistry. And if you are addicted to crocheting with a light weight yarn, also check out the It's A Wrap Crochet Shawl Pattern or the The Lacy Top You Will Want To Make And Wear All Summer. Happy crocheting!
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