Free Crochet Shawl Pattern: Spill

Crochet your own eye-catching lace shawl with this free pattern.

Spill is a shawl worked in rows in a gradient yarn, with short rows used to create a gradual, off-center color change. Crochet it with a long color-shifting yarn, or use a few different colors to create asymmetrical stripes.

Spill  is a shawl worked in rows in a gradient yarn, with short rows used to create a gradual, off-center color change.  Crochet it with a long color-shifting yarn, or use a few different colors to create asymmetrical stripes.

Spill is a shawl crocheted with a gradient yarn, with short rows used to create a gradual, off-center color change. Download the free crochet pattern now.

The finished shawl is a crescent shape that measures about 48” (122 cm) along the inside curve and about 14” (35.5 cm) deep in the center.

Spill is a shawl crocheted with a gradient yarn, with short rows used to create a gradual, off-center color change. Download the free crochet pattern now.

This pattern is written using US crochet terminology. Includes 3 pages of written instructions and photographs.

Download the FREE pattern now.

Spill is a shawl crocheted with a gradient yarn, with short rows used to create a gradual, off-center color change. Download the free crochet pattern now.

The shawl pictured was made with handspun merino wool yarn. I spun the dyed braid from end to end very fine, then chain-plied it. The spinning seemed to take forever and it was only 4 ounces, but the result was so worth it.

 

This handspun lace weight merino yarn used for the Spill shawl has long color runs with gradual shifts in hue.

Pattern: Spill
Designer: Jenn Wolfe Kaiser
Source: Life Adorned

Update:
I’ve created a separate post discussing the conception and construction of this shawl in more detail. You can read all about it here: The Making of the Spill Crochet Shawl.

The information is not needed to complete the shawl. However, if you’d like more details about my design process for this project and how I determined the stitch counts for each row (or are wondering how to enlarge it while keeping the increases consistent), you may find it interesting.

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13 Comments

  1. is this something that can be done with a thicker yarn/larger hook as well?

  2. Wow, this is an amazing pattern! Love it! <3
    Thank u very much for the pattern!

    Have a nice day,
    Sandra

  3. Where is row 1-4 . I can’t find them no where

  4. When you work the sc is it just the number of stitches as the row before?

  5. I love your pattern! I made it using Red Heart Boutique Unforgettable in Sunrise with an H hook. I stopped at row 76 and since it wanted to curl, I finished with a simple bobble edging. Thank you for a beautiful pattern!

  6. Never mind. I am such a goof!

    • Glad you figured it out! I can see how the page or column breaks might throw someone off a little. I hope it didn’t trip you up for too long.

  7. Working on Spill Crescent Shawl. No row 56 instructions anywhere that I can find. Please help. Thanks

  8. That is absolutely gorgeous! Beautiful yarn colors!

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