I recently discovered that women's shelters enjoy receiving these shawls as donations. The women tend to arrive with nearly nothing, and they can be offered a pretty and blessed shawl to wrap up in to comfort them.
For some, Easter is a time to reflect on the past and look forward to the future. For many, a prayer shawl gives comfort and warmth during personal sorrow or remembrance of others.
For some, it's a fashion accessory to spruce up the wardrobe. Either way, a shawl is a great project for many crocheters, whether for charity, gift giving, or something ideal for yourself.
From Blogs around the Internet
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All Crochet Crowd Shawl Tutorials
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Summary
Article Name
47 Crochet Shawls To Try
DescriptionTry a crochet shawl and some of them have free crochet tutorials too!
Author Michael Sellick
Publisher Name
The Crochet Crowd
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Donna Gatlin says
Love all the shawls but am looking for red one shown on Pinterest if anyone can help me find the pattern or name.
Wendy Maruna says
I am not sure which shawl you may have seen. I have been trying to think of ones we have that are red in the photo.
I know Pinterest is having issues with links for some posts. But is there a way you could comment on that ? pin? It might help us put together which shawl you are looking for.
Susan Carter says
I can't find the pattern for the shawl that is in the bottom left corner of the picture of the 47 crochet shawl. Orange, red, green, yellow
Wendy Maruna says
It’s number 7 on the list
Alice Kuschinsky says
Beautiful shawls