Ava Shawl by Showroom crochet

Ava Shawl

Crochet
September 2026
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
18 stitches and 14 rows = 4 inches
3.5 mm (E)
660 - 670 yards (604 - 613 m)
Only size
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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.

Design features

  • Worked from the center spine outwards, gradually growing on both sides to create its distinctive elongated triangular shape.
  • The lace texture is created through a sequence of rows that is repeated throughout the shawl.
  • Worked in one piece and finished with a decorative border featuring a different texture.
  • Three video tutorials with QR codes
    and direct links included in the PDF

Sizes and measurements

One size, adjustable.
Finished measurements after blocking: 150 cm / 59 in wingspan × 50 cm / 20 in depth.
To make it larger or smaller, add or remove rows before working the border. To keep the stitch pattern correct, always finish on an even-numbered row.

Difficulty level
Advanced beginner
Clear instructions and video support for the key steps.

Materials
Yarn weight: Fingering
Any fingering-weight yarn that meets gauge.
The sample shown was made using 100% fine merino wool (100 g / 380 m – 415 yds) by Huanaco. 160 g used, approx. 608 m (665 yds).
Hook: 3.50 mm (E/4) or size needed to obtain gauge
Notions: stitch markers (one of them a locking marker), a yarn needle, scissors

Gauge
18 sts x 14 rows = 10 x 10 cm (4” x 4”), blocked.

Why you’ll love making this design
Because it’s the kind of pattern that pulls you in from the first row. The design repeats, and once you’ve been at it a while, you have the rhythm, your hands go on their own, and your head gets to rest. You finish it, and the first thing you think is, When do I start the next one?

Instant download
You will receive a PDF file with step-by-step instructions and links to 3 exclusive video tutorials.
This is a digital product.

Additional information
We’d love to see your finished piece; share it on Instagram using #ShowroomCrochet and tag @ShowroomCrochet.

© 2026 ShowroomCrochet. All rights reserved.
This pattern is for personal use only and may not be redistributed.
You may sell finished garments made from this pattern, provided you credit:
“Designed by Kenya Rodriguez ©2026 ShowroomCrochet.”