Crochet Hugs & Kisses Shawl
My friends at The Crochet Crowd Stitch Social have challenged and inspired me to crochet more and more Hugs & Kisses designs. It's my pleasure to introduce you to my latest design, the Crochet Hugs & Kisses Shawl. This is one of the easier of the series so far to crochet.
I started and restarted this one a few times before I decided to use the Caron Big Cakes in Afternoon Tea. I had 2 of these cakes on hand but just wasn't sure if I enjoyed the colours. It wasn't until I started hooking and watching these beautiful colours start to blend that I watched this blossom into a lovely project.
Of course, you can use your favourite cakes or even try it in a solid colour. And this would make an awesome prayer shawl for a special person that needs comfort.
Yvonne says
Grid
Mikey says
THanks
Joyce Furr says
I am totally confused on this hugs and kisses shawl….is there an updated pattern and/or video with stitch counts on each row?
Thanks
Mikey says
No I am sorry. We don't have an updated version with the stitch counts. I'm sorry about that.
Joyce Furr says
I am totally confused on this hugs and kisses shawl….is there an updated pattern and/or video with stitch counts on each row?
Thanks
Mikey says
I'm sorry, we have not done this.
Martha Anne Moore says
No blue button
Marina King says
button added
Deb says
Please help! I've got this started and was doing fine until row/rnd 22 where the pattern gets confusing. Between the verbiage change (row vs. rnd), the row/rnd counts being off, no indication of stitches at the end of each row/rnd, and the instruction being unclear, I'm really stuck! Can you please provide an updated pattern?
Mikey says
I think Jeanne has emailed you back.
Deb says
Please help! I've got this started and was doing fine until row/rnd 22 where the pattern gets confusing. Between the verbiage change (row vs. rnd), the row/rnd counts being off, no indication of stitches at the end of each row/rnd, and the instruction being unclear, I'm really stuck! Can you please provide an updated pattern?
Deb says
Please help! I've got this started and was doing fine until row/rnd 22 where the pattern gets confusing. Between the verbiage change (row vs. rnd), the row/rnd counts being off, no indication of stitches at the end of each row/rnd, and the instruction being unclear, I'm really stuck! Can you please provide an updated pattern?
Pauline says
I’ve also juz started on tis shawl n hv frogged so many times juz couldn’t get it right...almost giving up...definitely helpful if number of counts is given after each row..
Beverly Zistl says
I have started this shawl three times and I just can’t get it right. I think I’m messing on on the bobble row. A stitch count for each row would be so helpful . Love the pattern. Don’t know if I have the patience to start again.
Janice Spitzer says
Mikey has a great tutorial on YouTube for the x-stitch. He calls it the Cross Stitch. The title of the tute is: How to Crochet Criss Cross: Lesson 11. There is a Left Handed version as well.
Aviva says
My previous comment seems to have disappeared. Love what you do and love this pattern but can you update the second half? Oopsies with the numbering and pc vs bobble. Thanks again!
Aviva says
Love your stuff! Can you revise the second half of the pattern? Row 21 before row 15? It would be super helpful if you could give the counts of the bobbles for each bobble row. I'm on the fourth bobble row and don't know if there are extra hdc before and after like before. Thanks again!
Jane M Cross says
What is the difference between a "row" and a "round" in this pattern? I'm also confused with "pc" ...see below.
Rnd 21: Pc round. Rep of round 5 with this exception. Ch 2, hdc in same sp as join, hdc [*hdc, pc, hdc] extra hdc before corner, 3 hdc in corner. – 72 pc, 164 hdc. I'm not a beginner but this pattern has thrown me a curve. Any help/explanation would be greatly appreciated as I love the design. Thanks!
Jeanne - The Crochet Crowd says
Rnd is a typo. It should say row. I'm sorry for the confusion.
Jane M Cross says
What does "pc" stand for? Also the "row" numbers jump around...don't stay in order...am I still just not understanding? Sorry...
Robin Brodkin says
Why is the pattern only one page? I'm seeing comments about 22 rows and what I see for the pattern is only 9 rows.
Is there more to the pattern that I am not receiving?
Mikey says
I believe the pattern was revised for a simpler repeat to be easier to follow.
Lavada says
Thank you so much. Wonderful gift for Graduation for Grad Daughter.
God Bless You, LaVada
Angie says
This is beautiful. May we please get a video tutorial? Thank you for sharing your beautiful pattern.
Kate Currah says
LOVE, LOVE your stitchwork on this shawl Jeanne Steinhilber....can I somehow convert this into an afghan or blanket? Is there a video somewhere that I've overlooked? I'm just crazy in love with the stitches you've put together!
Jeanne - The Crochet Crowd says
There are already 3 blanket patterns on this site using this stitch combo, one with a video. Just do a quick search at the top for Hugs & Kisses
Janice S says
I don't understand what "continue working in pattern of sc, X-st, sc" means when rows 10-12 aren't listed. Does that mean I do 3 rows of that pattern?
Jeanne - The Crochet Crowd says
yes, just one row of each
Teri Hathcock says
Jeanne, Love all your new patterns. I want to stay STOP because I cannot keep up. But don't stop. You are on a roll. And I just returned from the Caribbean cruise with TONS of yarn. So thanks to #handmadewithjoann Joann Fabrics and Crafts I have plenty of yarn waiting to become something.