Farrago Crochet Shawl Pattern – Textured Triangle Shawl PDF by Marly Bird

The Farrago Crochet Shawl is a stunning, easy-to-wear triangle shawl that blends rhythmic stitches with beautiful color movement. Designed by Marly Bird & Robyn Chachula, this crochet shawl is worked from the top down and features an eye-catching stitch pattern that looks intricate but is relaxing and approachable to crochet.

This design truly shines when paired with self-striping or color-changing yarns, allowing the texture to do the work while the colors flow effortlessly. Whether you’re making it as a thoughtful gift or adding a statement piece to your own wardrobe, Farrago delivers style, drape, and versatility in one satisfying project.

This listing is for the ad-free, printable PDF crochet pattern.

Why You’ll Love This Pattern

• Striking triangle shawl with beautiful stitch texture

• Designed for color-changing and self-striping yarns

• Relaxing, repeatable stitch pattern

• Includes a stitch diagram for visual learners

• Linked video tutorials for key techniques

• Lightweight but generous in size for styling versatility

Pattern Details

• Craft: Crochet

• Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner to Intermediate

• Finished Size:

  • 66” wingspan x 33” deep

• Construction: Top-down triangle shawl, worked back and forth in rows

Materials

• Yarn:

  • Red Heart Roll With It Melange (Worsted Weight #4)

  • 2 cakes (sample color: Paparazzi)

• Hook:

  • J/10 (6.0 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge

• Notions:

  • Stitch markers

  • Tapestry needle

Gauge

• 8 rows = 12” wide x 6” tall in pattern

• Gauge is flexible — use any hook size needed to achieve desired drape

What You’ll Receive

• Instant digital download (PDF)

• Ad-free, printable format

• Fully written instructions

• Stitch diagram

• Abbreviations and symbol key

• Links to helpful video tutorials

This shawl is a perfect blend of modern texture, wearable style, and satisfying crochet. Once you start, it’s hard to stop — Farrago is the kind of project that keeps you reaching for “just one more row.”