A crochet pattern for a triangular shawl
Introducing the Charnelle Shawl - a piece that captures the essence of radiance and sparkle. The inspiration for this enchanting shawl came to life during a delightful collaboration with HOBBII yarns. With a captivating and glittering yarn in hand, the name ‘Charnelle’ was chosen, a rare American name that beautifully signifies ‘one who sparkles.’
This pattern has been meticulously crafted in US crochet terms. The beginning chain (CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4) of each row/round may sometimes count as stitches and sometimes not, with clear specifications provided. When transitioning between colors, we recommend using a method that allows you to complete the last part of a stitch with the new color during the color change. To maintain a seamless finish, we prefer to work over the starting and finishing ends for approximately 5-6 stitches before cutting the yarn, eliminating the need for weaving in later.
The pattern is ingeniously divided into ‘SECTIONS,’ making it a breeze to repeat instructions while only changing colors when necessary. I used HOBBII FLASH IT!, but you are free to select the yarn that best suits your creative vision.
The final dimensions of the Charnelle Shawl are expected to be around 150x130x130cm when employing the indicated hook size and yarn type. For those looking to customize the size of this shawl, you can simply repeat sections as needed.
For your convenience, a printable version is included to enhance your crocheting journey.
It’s worth noting that this pattern is written both in Rounds and Rows, lending a unique and captivating twist to your crochet experience. Some parts will require turning, while others won’t, offering a touch of creative flair. Additionally, you’ll find variations in initial and final increases in some rows, so we encourage you to read the instructions carefully.
As a personal touch, when working a shawl in Rows, we prefer to make the first and last stitches longer than the rest to prevent any pulling. For example, in a row of single crochets (SC), the first and last stitches will be half double crochets (HDC), and in a row of double crochets (DC), they will be treble crochets (TRC), ensuring a polished and comfortable finish.
Embrace the allure of the Charnelle Shawl and infuse your creative spirit into every stitch. We’re excited to see the dazzling creations you craft using this pattern. Happy crocheting!
I would love to see any photos you take of your work. Feel free to use #angelscrochetstudio and #charnelleshawl and tag me @angelscrochetstudio on Instagram. If you have any questions, please get in touch at angelscrochetstudio@gmail.com and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible!

DIFFICULTY LEVEL
This is an intermediate crochet pattern.
GAUGE
13 SC x 16 ROWS = 10 CM x 10 CM
YARN & HOOKS
HOBBII FLASH IT! (80% Viscose, 20% Metallic fiber, 50 g (1.75 oz) 90 m (98 yds)
Color 1 (C1) Purple 11 (5 x 50gr/90mt skeins)
Color 2 (C2) Black 13 (1,5 x 50gr/90mt skeins)
Color 3 (C3) Copper 02 (2,5 x 50gr/90mt skeins)
Color 4 (C4) Silver 12 (6 x 50gr/90mt skeins)
HOOK 6mm
Tapestry needle (to weave and hide yarn ends)
Scissors
The pattern is in US terms