Hues of Blue Crochet Shawls – Free Patterns

We all know that beautiful blue crochet shawls with free patterns can transform any outfit. It can take your dress from being an everyday dress to a true showstopper. Today’s collection revolves around color, though. This very special color is blue, which is calming, natural, delicate, and brings memories. Hues of Blue Crochet Shawls should inspire you to make your own shawl in this color palette. Take a look at these stunning designs and you will find something for yourself. Do you like opulent, intricate designs? Or maybe something easier to make and more minimalistic? Choose for yourself. Grab your crochet hook and start today. Check out these free patterns under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

 

 

Sparkling Waves Free Crochet Pattern

This absolutely amazing shawl is based on the filet technique variation. Rich openwork goes in stripes, dividing it into parts. And just take a look at this border! This shawl will be a perfect addition to your wardrobe.

Level: intermediate Author: ByMimzan

The original pattern and the photos are on By Mimzan. More info on Ravelry.

Edlothia Free Crochet Pattern

This classic design has many realizations by talented crocheters from all over the world. It is loved by the community and I know why! The abundance of beautiful stitches is impressive.

Level: intermediate Author: Jasmin Räsänen

The original pattern is on Ravelry. Info about this version and the photos are on Ravelry.

Firefly Diaphanous Shawl

This is a recommendation for those of you who have just started the crocheting journey. This lovely lace design is worked in rows, unlike other triangular shawls. Oh, we love blue crochet shawls with free patterns!

Level: upper beginner Author: Kathy North

This pattern has been discontinued.

Turquoise Lakes Shawl Free Crochet Pattern

A beautiful shawl inspired by nature! If you love crochet patterns with water motifs as much as we do, you will definitely want to try this one by Josie Anderson. You can learn interesting new stitches and mix your favorite shades of blue.

Level: upper beginner Author: Josie Anderson

The original pattern and the photos are on First the Coffee. More info on Ravelry.