Easy Shawl

[addictedtoyarn]

Hi Ladies I need your help again! I am looking for a shawl pattern that starts at the bottom (the little end) not at the top end so I can make it as wide and as long as I want. The problemn is I am using this really fancy yarn (Trilogy by Berocco) so i need a simple sttic pattern nothing fancy since the yarn is so fancy already anyone know where I can find it? I checked at Crochet Pattern Central and could find one that starts at the small end that had simple stitches PLEASE HELP!

[Empress Busy Bee]

Off hand I know of this one:

http://cache.lionbrand.com/patterns/chs-triangleShawl.html

It's made of homespun but I don't see why you couldn't make it from what you wanted and work until it's the length you wanted. I made one and it really is easy.
I'm sure others who've made more shawls will give you more links. :)

[Gardener]

Here are a few really simple ones that start from the bottom point:
http://home.wideopenwest.com/~sag55/sshawl.html
http://huggems.netfirms.com/kerchief2.html
http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/na_other/article/0,2025,DIY_14142_4910752,00.html

[Chrome Kitty]

I would also recommend the Lionbrand Triangle Shawl. I've made that one with Homespun many times and also with Jiffy. It should work with your yarn too. When I make it, I don't go into the top of the stitch, I go between because it's faster and I think it looks better on this particular pattern. I believe I also did triples on the edges instead of doubles. I can't remember for sure, but I definitely did that on the edges in this (http://huggems.netfirms.com/kerchief2.html) pattern, which also works up fast. Here (http://mermaiden.net/Gallery/Crochet/Accessories%20Swap/Shawl.jpg)'s Mermaiden's picture of the one I made for her in our accessory swap. It's even faster than the Lionbrand one, but more open.

[Mermaiden]

I can vouch for that finished product - I totally adore this shawl & use it all the time! :cheer

[Fallen angel]

You could try this one too.
http://*****************/web/20041010222322/www.thesmartyarns.com/patterns/June00/Shawls.html

[Shellybrook]

I've made this one SEVERAL times...with SEVERAL different types of yarn. http://home.wideopenwest.com/~sag55/sshawl.html

Its about as simple as it gets!