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Jelly Candy Shawl
The Jelly Candy Shawl is a small triangular shawl worked with three alternating colours. Repeating increase and decrease triangles create playful geometric colour blocks, with crocheted “jelly candy” bobbles adding a small finishing detail.
Worked using intarsia, the shawl gradually grows from the bottom point upwards. Different colour combinations give the same structure a completely different look, and the finished shawl can be worn around the neck, as a headscarf, or as a small accessory.
Needles
3.5 mm / US 4, 80 cm / 32” circular needles
4.0 mm / US 6, 80 cm / 32” circular needles (I-Cord)
Crochet Hook: 3.0 mm
Yarn
Natur-X – Mini Shimo Set
20 g (168 m / 184 yds) × 3
Sample 1 – Brocade Set
MC (Willow / pink): approx. 11 g (92 m / 101 yds)
CC1 (Seafoam / blue): approx. 10 g (84 m / 92 yds)
CC2 (Brocade / purple): approx. 13 g (110 m / 120 yds), I-Cord included
Sample 2 – Pavilion Set
MC (Olivine / moss green): approx. 11 g (92 m / 101 yds)
CC1 (Mire / light green): approx. 10 g (84 m / 92 yds)
CC2 (Pavilion / pink): approx. 13 g (110 m / 120 yds), I-Cord included
Or use any lace-weight yarn from your stash in three colours.
Gauge
Using 3.5 mm / US 4 needles:
25 sts & 25 rows = 10 cm 4” × 10 cm 4”
Gauge is measured over one increase section and one decrease section worked together. The 25-stitch measurement is taken along the diagonal formed by the two triangles.
The gauge doesn’t need to match the given gauge exactly, but the finished size will depend on your chosen yarn and gauge.
Notions
Stitch markers, yarn bobbins, tapestry needle
Finished Measurements
Approx. 40 × 100 cm / 15¾” × 39⅜”
Measurements taken after wet blocking.
We’d love to see your finished shawl. Share it with #JellyCandyShawl and tag the designer and yarn brand.
Enjoy knitting and creating your own colour combination!!
This pattern is for personal use only.
Please do not copy, distribute, repost, modify, or use it commercially without permission.
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- First published: September 2026
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