Crochet Granny Chevron Triangular Shawl

I have been playing with the Chevron reversible stitch, designing this blanket, and am now excited to share this Crochet Granny Chevron shawl with you.

Introducing the Reversible Crochet Shawl, a beautifully designed accessory that showcases two distinct sides, making it a versatile and stylish addition to your wardrobe.

This unique shawl features a dual-color effect with different stitches on each side, allowing you to wear it in multiple ways without worrying about a “right” or “wrong” side.

Whether draped elegantly over your shoulders or wrapped as a cozy scarf, this reversible shawl effortlessly complements any outfit. Crafted with stunning texture and a blend of harmonious colors, it’s the perfect blend of functionality and fashion.

Ideal for all seasons, this one-of-a-kind crochet shawl is a must-have for every crochet lover!

Want to make your first reversible project but are worried it might be difficult? Join the Reversible Crochet group to make this shawl together.

The Crochet Along would run between March 28th through April 25th, 2025

March 21st – March 28th – Gather your materials

March 28th to April 4th – First section of the shawl

April 4th to 11th – Second and third sections of the shawl

April 11th to 18th – Fourth and fifth sections of the shawl

April 18th to 25th – Sixth section of the shawl

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Materials for your Granny Chevron Shawl

Yarn: Any Worsted Weight yarn in colors of your choice.

The prototype was made with

Lion brand 24/7 Cotton, #4 Medium, Worsted weight (100% mercerized Cotton, 186 yards/ 170m per 3.5 oz/100g skein)

Estimated Yardage

A = Pumpkin – 160 yards

B = White – 300 yards

C = Mint – 150 yards

D = Spruce – 150 yards

E = Grey – 100 yards

Gauge

Please note that the gauge is not essential for this project.

Hook and other Materials

5 mm Crochet Hook or any other suitable hook size.
Stitch Markers – 4 pieces (in different colors)
Darning Needle

Skill Level – Advanced Beginner

Terms – US Terminology

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Summary of the Reversible Stitch

This Revisible Chevron Granny Shawl is made by crocheting two “sides” on each row… Side A is made using granny stitch clusters, while Side B is made using V stitches.

After the first two rows, Side A will also join or connect to Side B. When crocheting Side B, stitches are made only into Side B ch 1 spaces

Tips for changing colors

Switch to the next color when making the last pull-through of dc. This works for both middle of the row and at the end of the row.
If at the end of the row, make one or two slip stitches after switching to a new color and then fasten off.

Keep the unused yarn on the other side. For example, when you have the B side facing you and are working with color ”A,” make sure to keep the unused yarn on the A side.

The image above has the unused yarn facing you; pull it to the other side to avoid “Bleeding.”

Since the color change was made during the last pull-through, you make chain 1 with the new color.

I have added a short video of the steps in the main shawl to help you make this Crochet Granny Chevron Shawl beautifully. See the link in the PDF.

Crochet Granny Chevron Triangular Shawl Pattern Notes

Please kindly read through the pattern before starting.
Chains at the beginning of the rows count as stitches.
Stitch count is written after each row.
The pattern is worked in rows, with turning done after every 2 rows.
This pattern uses 1 or 2 colors per row for the granny side and just one color on the other side for the V st side. This method differs slightly from the “conventional” crochet but is easy to master.