Crochet Prayer Shawl
Initially, the instructions for this Crochet Prayer Shawl are daunting. For me, I had about 5 false starts on this project. For me, I had to clear my mind and grab my pencil to draw what is happening in the 1st row. From then on, I was finally able to put trust in the pattern and hook it up.
In the tutorial, I show you the little diagram I made and explain how this shawl works. Once you get it, you will think "AH HA!!! I've got this!"
This shawl starts at the top and works down to the point. So each row, you get less and less and you speed up to the end of the project.
I break down the mystery in the tutorial and you will have a success story. Enjoy
Linda Hamel says
Bless you!!! I too found the pattern VERY confusing & "frogged" so many times, I thought my yard couldn't handle more. I also tried other "beginner" patterns & felt overwhelmed. Instructor is very patient & knowledgeable. YOU are appreciated! Keep up the excellent tutorials PLEASE!
Mikey says
My pleasure... keep up the great work and keep creating! Michael
Karen Armstrong says
grid
Mikey says
THankx
Shirley payne says
Baby booties - no blue button...
Marina King says
I'm not sure where you are looking this blog is for the prayer shawl
Robin says
Hi, Mikey!
This pattern is reached (I think, incorrectly?) from a YouTube video for a Comfort Shawl/Prayer Shawl that has a lovely scallop edging. It appears there may be patterns with the same name, but are not the same garment? Thanks for your videos & patterns!
Amie says
I don't see a blue button on this page
Mikey says
Updated. Thanks for the heads up.
Wendy says
get pattern and name broken
Bernat Crochet Prayer Shawl
Mikey says
Fixed.
Sharon H Gregg says
I thought you said this shawl was started at the bottom and worked up. The printed instructions say it is worked from the top down? Would you please clarify for me? Also, in your demo you are not placing the stitches in the back loop
Are they supposed to be? Thank you very much for your kind assistance.
Mikey says
I read that too but it doesn't seem possible.
Deb says
Thanks for the tutorial!! How many balls of Caron cakes did you use?
Cathy kershaw says
Hi!
I'm learning to crochet. I've been watching your video and have some questions:
1. Why did you do the first row with each stitch placed in the back of the chain?
2. When you do the cluster, do you enter the first part into a chain or into the big 'hole space' below the chain stitch.
3. Why did you turn the work at the end of each row?
I'm eager to try this shawl!