UPDATED: Crochet Pink Ribbon Shawl Pattern + Tutorial

Inspired by Cancer Awareness is the Crochet Pink Ribbon Shawl. The stitchwork is relatively easy to remember. Once you get started, there are only two rows to remember. Once you get it into your head, you can crochet pretty quickly.

This uses Caron Simply Soft yarn. It drapes beautifully.

Free Crochet Diagrams

Mikey has put together three diagrams for this Crochet Pink Ribbon Shawl. You can download all three diagrams here.

There are two halves of this shawl. Once you complete the first half, you will do the edging of the first half of the shawl.

Then, move on to the second half of the shawl by starting with the original chain of the first one. I highly suggest marking the first row with a stitch marker on the right side (RS) to know its orientation when you start the second half. For the second half, complete the edge at the end as well.

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The shawl is made up of two parts. Because it's in two parts, the fancy frill edging fans out beautifully and is aligned with each other nicely. You cannot see the middle of the shawl behind her neck, but it's not overly obvious where it is. The shawl is about 60" + in length.

Crossing the shawl over the front is most likely why it's called the Pink Ribbon Shawl. Overall, it's really fabulous.

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Crochet Pink Ribbon Shawl Pattern + Free Tutorial

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Support cancer awareness with an easy 2-row repeating pattern. Instructions include diagrams, tutorials and written words.

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Michael Sellick

Publisher Name

The Crochet Crowd

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