Crochet reversible granny stitch shawl
Granny stitch shawls are pretty popular, but can we switch it up a little? Here is a reversible crochet shawl. Two different sides, two different textures and colors.
If this is your first time seeing my reversible designs, you definitely need to see the array of all beautiful garments and accessories I have made using the reversible stitch.
How to make the reversible crochet granny stitch
This shawl is the perfect project to learn and perfect the reversible granny stitch. It uses the combination of two different crochet techniques – granny stitch and the V stitch.
Each of the crochet stitch used only on one side. To create the reversible effect, you need to use two colors. The choice of colors depends solely on you! You can decide to go with complementary colors or use contrasting colors.
To get the reversible effect, this shawl pattern has a detailed Video tutorial with lots of step wise photos to help you along the way.
The reversible granny stitch shawl is available as an instant download. You can get it on my website, Etsy or on Revelry. Use the buttons below. Read on for the materials and tips to help you make yours.
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Materials needed for the granny stitch reversible crochet shawl pattern
Yarn – I wanted a shawl that you can make by shopping from your own stash. This honeycomb shawl was tested using 3 different yarn weights. Please, note that you do not need the 3 weights, these are options for you.
1. Sport Weight (#2)
Hobbii Cotton Kings Sultan Deluxe, #2 (100% cotton, 1000m/1093 yards per 250g skein)
Color A – Blue Moon (20)
Color B – Eagle Diamond (16)
590 yards/540 meters, per 150 grams
2. Yarn – DK (#3)
Lion Brand Coboo, 50% Cotton, 50% Rayon from Bamboo, 232 yards per 100g
Estimated yardage for DK
Color A – 850 yards
Color B – 750 yards
Hook if using DK yarn
- 5 mm Crochet Hook or any other suitable hook size.
3. Worsted Weight (#4)
Color A = Big-twist-value-solids, #4, 380 yards/347 meters, per 170 grams
Color B = Shawl in a Ball Stripes, #4, 58% Cotton, 39% Acrylic, 3% Other, 518 yards / 150 grams
Estimated yardage for Worsted Weight
Color A – 800 yards
Color B – 700 yards
Hook Worsted weight
- 5.5 mm Crochet Hook or any other suitable hook size.
Gauge
Gauge isn’t important as you can stop once you have your desired dimension.
Other materials
Stitch Markers – 4 pieces
Difficulty Level – Intermediate
Terms – US Terminology
Pattern Notes
- Please kindly read the pattern before starting.
- Any weight of yarn can be used for this shawl, make sure to use a similar weight.
- The listed yarn above are examples used by my testers and myself, you can use any other type/brand of yarn for yours.
- Chains at the beginning of the rows do count as a stitch.
- Stitch count is written after each row.
- The pattern is worked in rows with turning done after every 2 rows.
Stitches Abbreviations
Chain(s) – ch(s)
Double crochet – dc
Special stitches
V stitch = (dc, ch 1, dc) in same st
Shell = 4 dc in indicated stitch
Finished Measurement – You can customize the finished dimensions as you crochet.
I would love to see your beautiful makes from this pattern, when you do, kindly tag me with your makes.
