FREE Kalinda Triangular Shawl Crochet Pattern with Video

Looking for a unique crochet project? The Kalinda Shawl’s triangular shawl crochet pattern with wavy stitches is the perfect pick.

Scroll down to see the FREE Kalinda Triangular Shawl crochet pattern with VIDEO TUTORIAL or you may choose to purchase the complete ad-free, printable PDF crochet pattern with the stitch chart  HERE on ETSY or HERE on Ravelry.

The Kalinda Shawl is a lovely triangular shawl crochet pattern that’s perfect for making something unique for yourself or as a thoughtful gift.

With its soft, wavy design, this shawl has a cozy, special feel. The pattern starts with a magic ring and uses basic stitches to create a beautiful triangle shape.

It’s easy to follow, and the finished shawl looks both stylish and inviting.

Materials and Basics

For the Kalinda Shawl, pick a lightweight yarn in colors you love.

A 4 mm crochet hook works well, but feel free to use a size that’s comfortable for you. This crochet triangle shawl pattern has a nice mix of basic crochet stitches – single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and treble crochet – with a simple pattern repeat that’s enjoyable to work on.

Just remember to check your stitch count at the end of each row to keep the triangle shape even as it grows.

Choosing Yarn and Color Combinations

The yarn and colors you choose can really change the look of your triangular shawl crochet pattern.

Using different yarn colors can bring out the beauty of the yarn shine and make the wave pattern stand out even more. A gradient yarn cake or adding in color changes can give your shawl a unique look.

Lightweight yarn will make the shawl soft and airy, while a thicker yarn like worsted weight will make it warmer. Pick colors that make you happy – whether soft pastels or bold, vibrant shades – this simple pattern really lets the colors pop.

For more tips on choosing best yarn, you can check out this helpful guide here.

This pattern is flexible and easy to customize. With just a ball of yarn and a hook, you’ll have a beautiful shawl in no time!

Easy Steps to Make Your Shawl

This triangular shawl crochet pattern is great if you enjoy finding a rhythm in your crochet. Each row builds on the previous row, slowly forming a triangle shape.

With a simple row repeat, the shawl grows easily, but it’s a good idea to check your stitch count at the end of each row to keep the shape balanced.

Feel free to play around with your hook size if you want a looser or tighter look. Once you reach your desired size, you can add a border or leave it as is – whatever feels right for you!

With just a little time and attention, you’ll see your shawl come together, making something truly beautiful and personal that’s ready to wear or gift.

Tips and Customizations

This triangular shawl crochet pattern can be adjusted however you like. Add more rows to make it bigger, try new colors, or use a thicker yarn for extra coziness.

This pattern is also a great way to use up leftover yarns. A stitch marker at the start of each row can be helpful, and keeping an eye on your stitch count will keep everything looking neat.

To make your shawl look polished, you can try standing stitches when starting new rows. Standing stitches help you avoid a visible join, making your work look smoother.

Explore Related Crochet Projects

If you enjoyed working on the Kalinda Shawl, here are a few more designs with similar wavy stitches that you might like:

• Kalinda Wrap: This has the same wave pattern in a rectangular shape, giving it a slightly different style. Get the free crochet pattern here.
• Kalinda Blanket: A cozy blanket version of the Kalinda design, perfect for adding a bit of handmade charm to your home. Find the free crochet pattern here.

The wave stitch pattern also inspired the Tonnta Collection, which includes:

• Tonnta Colorful Crochet Blanket: A bright, colorful blanket that adds a cheerful touch to any room. Check out the pattern here.
• Tonnta Lightweight Scarf: A delicate, lightweight scarf with the same wave stitch. Perfect as a stylish accessory! You can find the free pattern here.

These patterns let you explore the lovely wave stitch in different ways, so you can keep creating and experimenting!

OTHER CROCHET SHAWL FREE PATTERNS YOU MIGHT LOVE

1. Nightfall Shawl
2. Carina Mosaic Shawl
3. Arrow Wrap

KALINDA CROCHET SHAWL FREE PATTERN

• Keep scrolling for the FREE version of the Kalinda Shawl + helpful video tutorial.
• Purchase the ad-free, printable PDF with stitch chart here on ETSY or here on Ravelry.
• Add this pattern to your Ravelry Queue HERE.
• Grab the MyCrochetory Shawl Pattern BUNDLE that includes 14 patterns for one low price HERE.

• Pin it for later.
• Czech translation HERE

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09/06/2019: In PDF pattern available on ETSY and Ravelry I have updated written instruction, the layout has been changed and the stitch chart has been added.

Materials & Tools:

1. Yarn SCHEEPJES Whirlette 100g = 455m, 60% cotton, 40% acrylic, colors: A (853) Mango [1 skeins] and B (852) Frosted [1 skein] or Scheepjes Whirl 1 yarn cake – 215g = 1000m, 60% cotton, 40% acrylic, Green Tea Tipple.
2. Hook size 3.5 mm. Adjust hook size if necessary to obtain correct gauge.
3. Tapestry Needle (to weave and hide yarn ends).
4. Scissors.

Gauge Swatch:

25 sts and 11 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm using double crochet stitches. Gauge is not crucial for this project, and it will depend on your yarn choices.

Size:

One size: Approx. 175cm wide and 75cm high.

Notes:

• The pattern uses US crochet terminology.
• This shawl is worked from the centre top down.
• Instructions in square brackets […] are worked as many times as indicated.
• After each row in (…), you can find the stitch counting.
• This pattern can easily be adapted to use heavier/lighter weight yarn and/or additional rows to make desired size.

Stitches & Abbreviations  (US terms):

ch – chain stitch

ch-sp – chain space

st(s) – stitch(es)

sl st – slip stitch

sc – single crochet

hdc – half double crochet

BLdc – back loop double crochet

dc – double crochet

BLtr – back loop treble crochet

tr – treble crochet

yo – yarn over

Kalinda Shawl VIDEO TUTORIAL

Would you like a little help along the way? Use this video tutorial and make your Kalinda Shawl successfully.

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Kalinda Shawl PATTERN

Start with chain5, sl st in the first st to close the round.

With color A

Row 1: ch 4 (counts as a tr here and  throughout), 5 dc in the ring, ch (created ch-1 space), 5 dc and 1tr in the ring. Turn. (2tr ,10 dc, 1ch)

Row 2:  ch4 (counts as a BLtr here and  throughout), 2BLdc in first st, BLdc until ch-1 space, (2BLdc, ch, 2BLdc) in ch-1 space, BLdc until the last stitch, (2BLdc, 1BLtr) in last stitch . Turn. (2BLtr, 18BLdc, 1ch)

Row 3 –Row 7  Repeat Row 2

Stitch count:

Row 3 (2BLtr, 26BLdc, 1ch), Row 4 (2BLtr,  34BLdc, 1ch), Row 5 (2BLtr , 42BLdc, 1ch), Row 6 (2BLtr,  50BLdc, 1ch), Row 7 (2BLtr,  58BLdc, 1ch), 

With color B

Row 8: Repeat Row 2 (2BLtr , 66BLdc, 1ch)

Row 9: ch 2 (counts as a hdc here and  throughout), 2sc in first st, [ ch, skip 1 st, sc, ch, skip 1 st, hdc, ch, skip 1 st, dc, ch, skip 1 st, tr, ch, skip 1 st, tr, ch, skip 1 st, dc, ch, skip 1 st, hdc, ch, skip 1 st, sc,] 2 times, ch, skip 1 st, (2sc, ch, 2sc) in ch-1 space, [ch, skip 1 st, sc, ch, skip 1 st, hdc, ch, skip 1 st, dc, ch, skip 1 st, tr, ch, skip 1 st, tr, ch, skip 1 st, dc, ch, skip 1 st, hdc, ch, skip 1 st, sc] 2 times, ch, skip 1 st, (2sc, 1hdc) in last st. Turn. (16sc, 10hdc, 8dc, 8tr, 35ch) 

Row 10: ch 2, 2sc in first st, sc in next 2 st(s), [ch, skip ch-1 space, sc, ch, skip ch-1 space, hdc, ch, skip ch-1 space, dc, ch, skip ch-1 space, tr, ch, skip ch-1 space, tr, ch, skip ch-1 space, dc, ch, skip ch-1 space, hdc, ch, skip ch-1 space, sc] 2 times, ch, skip 1 st, sc in next 2 st(s), (sc, ch3, sc) in ch-1 space, sc in next 2 st(s), [ch, skip ch-1 space, sc, ch, skip ch-1 space, hdc, ch, skip ch-1 space, dc, ch, skip ch-1 space, tr, ch, skip ch-1 space, tr, ch, skip ch-1 space, dc, ch, skip ch-1 space, hdc, ch, skip ch-1 space, sc] 2 times, ch, skip 1 st, sc in next2 st(s), (2sc, 1hdc) in last st. Turn. (22sc, 10hdc, 8dc, 8tr, 37ch) 

Row 11: ch 4, 2dc in first st, dc in every st(s) and ch-1 spaces until ch-3 space, (3dc, ch, 3dc) in ch-3 space, dc in every st(s) and ch-1 spaces until the last stitch, (2dc, 1tr) in last stitch. Turn. (2tr, 90dc, 1ch)

Row 12: Repeat Row 2 (2BLtr, 98 BLdc, 1ch)

Row 13: Repeat Row 9 (20sc, 14hdc, 12dc, 12tr, 51ch)

Row 14: Repeat Row 10 (26sc, 14hdc, 12dc, 12tr, 53ch)

Row 15: Repeat Row 11 (2tr, 122dc, 1ch)

With color A

Row 16 – Row 19: Repeat Row 2

Row 16 (2BLtr, 130 BLdc, 1ch), Row 17 (2BLtr, 138 BLdc, 1ch), Row 18 (2BLtr, 146 BLdc, 1ch), Row 19 (2BLtr, 154 BLdc, 1ch)

With color B

Row 20: Repeat Row 2 (2BLtr, 162 BLdc, 1ch)

Row 21: Repeat Row 9 (28sc, 22hdc, 20dc, 20tr, 83ch)

Row 22: Repeat Row 10 (34sc, 22hdc, 20dc, 20tr, 85ch)

Row 23: Repeat Row 11 (2tr, 186dc, 1ch)

Row 24: Repeat Row 2 (2BLtr, 194 BLdc, 1ch)

Row 25: Repeat Row 9 (32sc, 26hdc, 24dc, 24tr, 99ch)

Row 26: Repeat Row 10 (38sc, 26hdc, 24dc, 24tr, 101ch)

Row 27: Repeat Row 11 (2tr, 218dc, 1ch)

With color A

Row 28– Row 31: Repeat Row 2

Row 28 (2BLtr, 226 BLdc, 1ch), Row 29 (2BLtr, 234 BLdc, 1ch), Row 30 (2BLtr, 242 BLdc, 1ch), Row 31 (2BLtr, 250 BLdc, 1ch)

With color B

Row 32: Repeat Row 2 (2BLtr, 258 BLdc, 1ch)

Row 33: Repeat Row 9 (40sc, 34hdc, 32dc, 32tr, 131ch)

Row 34: Repeat Row 10 (46sc, 34hdc, 32dc, 32tr, 133ch)

Row 35: Repeat Row 11 (2tr, 282dc, 1ch)

Row36: Repeat Row 2 (2BLtr, 290 BLdc, 1ch)

Row 37: Repeat Row 9 (44sc, 38hdc, 36dc, 36tr, 147ch)

Row 38: Repeat Row 10 (50sc, 38hdc, 36dc, 36tr, 149ch)

Row 39: Repeat Row 11 (2tr, 314dc, 1ch)

Witch color A

Row 40– Row 43: Repeat Row 2

Row 40 (2BLtr, 322 BLdc, 1ch), Row 41 (2BLtr, 330 BLdc, 1ch), Row 42 (2BLtr, 338 BLdc, 1ch), Row 43 (2BLtr, 346 BLdc, 1ch)

With color B

Row 44: Repeat Row 2 (2BLtr, 354 BLdc, 1ch)

Row 45: Repeat Row 9 (52sc, 46dhc, 44dc, 44tr, 179ch)

Row 46: Repeat Row 10 (58sc, 46dhc, 44dc, 44tr, 181ch)

Row 47: Repeat Row 11 (2tr, 378dc, 1ch)

With color A

Row 48: Repeat Row 2 (2BLtr, 386 BLdc, 1ch)

Row 49: Repeat Row 9 (56sc, 50hdc, 48dc, 48tr, 195ch)

Row 50: Repeat Row 10 (62sc, 50hdc, 48dc, 48tr, 197ch)

Row 51: Repeat Row 11 (2tr, 410dc, 1ch)

With color B

Row 52: Repeat Row 2 (2BLtr, 418 BLdc, 1ch)

Row 53: Repeat Row 9 (60sc, 54hdc, 52dc, 52tr, 211ch)

Row 54: Repeat Row 10 (66sc, 54hdc, 52dc, 52tr, 213ch)

Row 55: Repeat Row 11 (2tr, 442dc, 1ch)

With color A

Row 56: Repeat Row 2 (2BLtr, 450 BLdc, 1ch)

Row 57: Repeat Row 9 (64sc, 58hdc, 56dc, 56tr, 227ch)

Row 58: Repeat Row 10 (70sc, 58hdc, 56dc, 56tr, 229ch)

Row 59: Repeat Row 11 (2tr, 474dc, 1ch)

With color B

Row 60: Repeat Row 2 (2BLtr, 482 BLdc, 1ch)

Row 61: Repeat Row 9 (68sc, 62hdc, 60dc, 60tr, 243ch)

Row 62: Repeat Row 10 (74sc, 62hdc, 60dc, 60tr, 245ch)

Row 63: Repeat Row 11 (2tr, 506dc, 1ch)

Fasten off yarn and weave in ends.

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