The art of crochet has become an increasingly popular activity around the world, thanks to its ability to create unique and beautiful designs with just a needle and thread.
Among the many techniques and patterns available, one of the most interesting is the Crochet Liliput Shawl. This shawl features an intricate and delicate design that makes it perfect to wear for any occasion, from formal events to casual outings. In this article, we will explore this crochet pattern further and guide you through the steps necessary to create your own Crochet Liliput Shawl.
Materials
✅ Suede (A) – 3 balls.
✅ Mai Tai (B) – 3 balls.
✅ 6mm Gancho [US J-10].
✅ Thread needle.
✅ Point markers.
Measurements
✅ The heat is approximately 68” [173 cm] wide x 17” [43 cm] wide.
Caliber
✅ 11 half double crochets = 4.25″ (11 cm); 12 rows = 4.25” (11 cm).
Instructions
The shawl is worked from the nape of the neck to the edge.
The initial string 3 does not count a as a point.
Change color at the end of each odd row starting with the last half double crochet, then change to the new color before pulling through the last 3 loops on the hook.
Do not fasten the strand when you change color. Instead, pull the yarn up the side of the shawl.
Optional: Knit over the tail of the previous color for the first two stitches of the new color to secure the thread of the previous color.
