FREE Crochet Shawl Pattern with It’s A Wrap Yarn || Bluebonnet Shawl

Let’s get crafty! Introducing the Bluebonnet Shawl crochet pattern, perfect for beginners and advanced crafters alike. This free crochet shawl pattern uses a classic and simple crochet stitch pattern with detailed edging for a timeless summer shawl design.

Exclusive to the ad-free pdf, this lightweight shawl pattern includes a detailed crochet stitch diagram to help you create a beautiful crochet project with lace weight yarn or fingering weight yarn.

With its natural color block created by the cake yarn, the Bluebonnet summer shawl crochet project is sure to bring joy and beauty wherever it goes – whether draped over your shoulders or as an accent in any home.

So grab your hooks and get ready to create something truly unique – only with the Bluebonnet Shawl pattern!

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Is Lace Yarn Too Hard for Beginner Crocheters?

If this is your first time using lace yarn, I recommend playing around with classic crochet stitches to become comfortable holding the yarn, and more importantly, keeping the height of the stitches you make consistent.

The yarn can be a little tricky at first. Take your time to get used to the smaller hook, and the thinner yarn, and maintain consistent tension. You’ll be a-ok.

Now, specifically speaking about the Bluebonnet Shawl, this pattern is perfect for the beginner, intermediate and advanced crocheter. You work the body of the shawl in single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet. So there aren’t any surprises or new stitches to learn when you’re familiarizing yourself with the yarn.

But, the edging does use some different stitches but by the time you get to that point in the pattern you will be MORE THAN COMFORTABLE with the hook and yarn 🙂

Just a quick note: all instructions are written in US terms.

It's A Wrap Yarn

It's a Wrap Yarn: 50% Cotton 50% Acrylic Blend Yarn.

A Yarn Perfect for an Easy Summer Crochet Shawl

Most summer shawl patterns call for lightweight yarn. It’s hard to find anything other than traditional sock yarns, which are usually a wool nylon blend. Not ideal for a crocheted shawl to wrap around your shoulders in a room with the air conditioning on full blast (I know you know what I am talking about here!).

This is where the It’s a Wrap yarn is wonderful substitute for those patterns.

Red Heart’s, It’s a Wrap, is the perfect yarn for this or any summer shawl crochet pattern! This lightweight yarn is classified as a 1-super fine yarn. It’s made up of 50% cotton and 50% acrylic, making it an ideal choice for warm-weather projects like…oh, I don’t know…crochet summer shawls? *wink.

For those of you who haven’t been able to get your hands on It’s a Wrap take a look at the review I did when the yarn first came out. It is available on the Yarnspirations website.

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More Free Crochet Shawl Patterns

Many of the knitters and crocheters in the Marly’s Minions group have this yarn in their robust crochet stash. The unique nature of this yarn makes it tricky to find the perfect free crochet shawl pattern to make with it.

Maybe that’s what brought you here to this post. Rest assured, the Bluebonnet crochet shawl is the perfect fit for this naturally color-blocking yarn.

Here are 14 more free patterns you can crochet with this fantastic yarn:

Now, you have a load of free patterns to use the It’s a Wrap Yarn (some of them with just one skein or cake). Don’t just put this yarn on the shelf to look pretty. Get it on the hook and chain some stitches to get a summer shawl started.

Free Bluebonnet Crochet Shawl Pattern

If you’re a beginner looking for a quick and easy crochet project, the Bluebonnet crochet shawl pattern should be your next pick! It’s free to pattern, which is perfect if you’re on a budget. What’s more, it takes no time at all to make – after crocheting the body of the shawl, you can choose whether or not to add extra edging.

So if you’ve got a casual evening at the park or a night out planned and don’t have much stitching time, this beginner crochet shawl is just what you need! You’ll be so glad that you decided to try it out – this warm-weather accessory will become an instant favorite!

This is a free pattern on the MarlyBird.com website, you can get the free pattern for the Bluebonnet Crochet Shawl here, or purchase the ad-free pdf here.

Pattern by Marly Bird, the Bluebonnet Shawl shown in many different ways

This crochet shawl pattern is available for FREE on my website but if you would like to get an ad-free version, which includes charts, please head to my Ravelry shop and get the ad-free version.

Ad FREE Version of the Bluebonnet Shawl available on Ravelry-includes charts

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  1. Yvonne Suessmuth says:

    Hi Marly,
    I am currently working on the Bluebonnet Shawl but I am a bit confused, I am on Row 34 right now and nowhere near being finished with even the first color. The way it looks right now I will use way less than one cake, I am not even sure if I will make to the first color change. What am I doing wrong? I counted my stitches and they are right according to the pattern. Is the shawl really only 70 rows?
    Thanks so much for your help and all your beautiful patterns

    • Marly Bird says:

      Thanks so much! I hope that you get to make one for yourself, and share a photo with me on Ravelry! 🙂

  2. Jo Jones says:

    I would love to make the blue bonnet shawl, but having a difficult time understanding the first 4 rows. Going on the side is confusing me. Could you make a tutorial for that. I got the pdf for free in ravelry a while ago and it doesn’t have the charts with it.Thanks so much

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