If you prefer cardigans instead of shawls, today’s collection is for you. These recommendations are a combination of what’s best in both these categories. Crochet Lace Shrugs have the lightness and beautiful elegance of shawls and the comfort of a cardigan. The construction is very easy, so if you are a beginner and want to make something you can wear, this is a great idea. These projects work up fast, and you can hone your skills while making it. Then you can wear it to a t-shirt and jeans combo or feminine and lovely summer dresses. Check out these free patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Creamy Beige Pullovers and Color Block Sweaters.
Erin Cocoon Shrug Free Crochet Pattern
What do you like the most about this awesome crochet shrug? Is it the sunny color? Or maybe this unusual combination of stitches that makes it look a bit like a honeycomb? We simply can’t decide! This piece is easy to make, so don’t hesitate any longer!
Level: upper beginner Author: Divine Debris
The full article about the pattern and the photos are here. More info here.
Aprilis Lace Shrug Free Crochet Pattern
This easy to make lace shrug has big and ornate openwork. It looks great against contrasting colors, so choose your yarn wisely! This statement piece will make you stand out from the most fashionable crowd!
Level: upper beginner Author: Joy of Motion Crochet | Janne Kleivset
The full article about the pattern and the photos are here. More info here.
The Stonewash Shrug Free Crochet Pattern
This shrug will keep you warm during chilly spring and summer evenings on the porch! It has a beautiful, ribbed stitch shawl collar and a fashionably oversized cut. We love it in navy blue, but you can go for pastels instead!
Level: upper beginner Author: Jess Coppom
The full article about the pattern and the photos are here. More info here.
Aurora Shrug Free Crochet Pattern
This crochet shrug is a true work of art! Have you fallen under its spell as well? We certainly have! This technique is fascinating! The decorative stitch creates delicate stripes of lacy zig-zags. We admire this author’s talent so much!
Level: upper beginner Author: Phanessa Fong
The full article about the pattern and the photos are here. More info here.
4 comments
It says “free” patterns….but when you go to where directed, it’s for sale….free means “no charge”…false advertising?????
Hi Lisa, all of the presented patterns are free. We added the direct links to the websites. You can buy ad-free versions of the patterns through Ravelry, hence the price.
Can you please tell me what your point is on advertising the Aurora Shrug as a FREE PATTERN when you click to get the free pattern it goes to Raverly and to get the pattern your asked for $5.00
Hi Elizabeth, Aurora Shrug pattern is free on the author’s blog – we added the direct link. The price you’ve found is for ad-free PDF version of the pattern.