Crochet Pattern. AVA Shawl
Lightweight Shawl • Lace Texture
Ava is a lightweight shawl featuring a simple lace texture throughout the design. Its generous shape provides good coverage over the shoulders and makes it easy to wear over a T-shirt when the weather starts to cool, or layered over a jacket or coat during the colder months. A modern and versatile design you can wear throughout much of the year.
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DESIGN FEATURES
SIZES & MEASUREMENTS
MATERIALS
Any Fingering-weight yarn that meets gauge. The pattern sample worked in 100% fine merino wool (100 g / 380 m—415 yds) by Huanaco. 160 g used, approx. 608 m (665 yds).
Stitch markers (one of them a locking marker), a yarn needle, and scissors.
GAUGE
WHY YOU'LL LOVE THIS DESIGN
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MORE INFO
This pattern is for personal use only and may not be distributed.
Designed by Kenya Rodriguez ©2026 ShowroomCrochet.
MADE BY THE COMMUNITY









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Can I substitute a different yarn?+
- Yarn weight: this is the most important factor.
- Fiber: if the pattern calls for cotton, go with cotton; if it calls for merino, use merino or something similar.
How do I choose the right size?+
Swatching is always essential, it’s what allows you to calibrate your gauge against the design’s. This step is key to working with confidence and reaching the correct measurements.
If you get more than 18 sts in 10 cm (4″) you are working tight: go up 0.5 mm and swatch again. If you get fewer, you are working loose: go down 0.5 mm. Turning chains do not count as a stitch.
Community Tips & Extra Resources+
What the makers who’ve already made it say:
- Twelve makers worked on it before release, in twelve fingering yarns. They rated the clarity of the instructions 4.8 out of 5.
- The shawl isn’t meant to be a straight triangle; it can look off at the start, and that’s correct.
- If you crochet tight, go up a hook size at the beginnings and endings of rows. One tester worked the whole shawl on a 4.5 mm and still hit gauge.
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