Crochet Granny Mesh Triangle Shawl [Free Video Tutorial & Written Pattern!]

Learn how to crochet a Granny Mesh Triangle Shawl!

This lovely airy lightweight pattern is the perfect shawl for spring and works up extremely quickly 😊

Watch the full step by step video tutorial below or alternatively, keep scrolling for the written pattern :)

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Crochet Granny Mesh Triangle Shawl WRITTEN PATTERN

USA STITCH TERMS

Hook Size(s): according to your yarn

For my shawl I used 2 x Lion Brand Mandala yarn cakes in the shade “Acre Woods” with a 4mm Hook

Abbreviations:

●       Ch = Chain

●       SC = Single Crochet

●       DC = Double Crochet

●       Ch3 Picot = Chain 3 picot stitch

●       St = Stitch

●       Sp = Space

●       Rep = Repeat

Ch3 Picot = Chain 3 then slip stitch under the front loop and front leg / bar of the single crochet stitch to secure

Row 1: Working in a Magic Ring:

Ch 4 (counts as DC + Ch 1 here and throughout the pattern) 3 DC, Ch 2, 3 DC, Ch 1, DC.

Fully tighten the magic ring.

Row 2: Ch 4 and TURN

Work 3 DC into the Ch 1 sp, Ch 1, [3 DC, Ch 2, 3 DC] in the Ch 2 sp, Ch 1, 3 DC in the Ch 1 sp, Ch 1 and end with 1 DC into the 3rd Ch of the Ch 4 turning chain from the row below.

Row 3: Ch 4 and TURN

Work [3 DC, Ch 1] into each Ch 1 sp until you reach the Ch 2 sp.

Work [3 DC, Ch2, 3 DC] into the Ch 2 sp

Work [Ch 1, 3 DC] into each Ch 1 sp until you reach the turning chain.

Work [Ch 1, 1 DC] into the 3rd Ch of the turning chain

Row 4: Repeat Row 3

Row 5: Ch 4 and TURN.

Work 1 DC into the same st.

Rep * [Ch 1, 1 DC] in top of DC st, Ch 1, Skip 1, 1 DC in next* until you reach the Ch 2 sp

Work [Ch 1, 1 DC, Ch 2, 1 DC] into the Ch 2 sp

Rep * [Ch 1, 1 DC] in top of DC st, Ch 1, Skip 1, 1 DC in next* until you reach the turning chain.

End with [1 DC, Ch 1, 1 DC] worked into the 3rd Ch of the turning chain.

Row 6: Ch 4 and TURN

Work 1 DC into the same st.

Rep * Ch 1, 1 DC in DC below* until you reach the Ch 2 sp

Work [Ch 1, 1 DC, Ch 2, 1 DC] into the Ch 2 sp

Rep * Ch 1, 1 DC in DC below* until you reach the turning chain

End with [1 DC, Ch 1, 1 DC] worked into the 3rd Ch of the turning chain.

Row 7: Repeat Row 6

Row 8: Repeat Row 6

Row 9: Ch 4 and TURN

Work 3 DC into the 1st Ch 1 sp.

Rep * Ch 1, skip Ch 1 sp, 3 DC in the next Ch 1 sp* until you reach the Ch 2 sp

Work [Ch 1, 3 DC, Ch 2, 3 DC] into the Ch 2 sp

Rep * Ch 1, skip Ch 1 sp, 3 DC in the next Ch 1 sp* until you reach the turning chain

End with [Ch 1, 1 DC] worked into the 3rd Ch of the turning chain.

Row 10: Ch 4 and TURN

Work [3 DC, Ch 1] into each Ch 1 sp until you reach the Ch 2 sp.

Work [3 DC, Ch2, 3 DC] into the Ch 2 sp

Work [Ch 1, 3 DC] into each Ch 1 sp until you reach the turning chain.

Work [Ch 1, 1 DC] into the 3rd Ch of the turning chain

Row 11: Repeat Row 10

Row 12: Repeat Row 10

Row 13 onwards: Repeat Rows 5 - 12 until shawl is desired size - do not cut yarn at the end of final repeat of Row 12

BORDER: Ch 1 and TURN

Work [1 SC, Ch3 Picot] into the same st.

Rep * Ch 3, 1 SC in the 2nd / middle DC from 3 DC Cluster below, Ch3 Picot* until you reach the Ch 2 sp

Work [Ch 3, 1 SC, Ch3 Picot] into the Ch 2 sp

Rep * Ch 3, 1 SC in the 2nd / middle DC from 3 DC Cluster below, Ch3 Picot* until you reach the turning chain.

Work [Ch 3, 1 SC, Ch3 Picot] into the 3rd Ch of the turning chain

Continuning along the bottom raw edge of your shawl, work [Ch 3, 1 SC in the Ch sp at the edge of the shawl, Ch3 Picot]

End with Ch 3, slip stitch to join to initial SC of the round to finish.

Ch 1, fasten off and cut your yarn.

Weave in all ends.

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If you spot any errors in the written pattern please do let me know.

Happy Crocheting!

Robin