Crochet Pattern: The Freya
Freya Shawl Crochet Pattern (PDF)
Chart + Written Instructions | Intermediate Crochet Pattern
The Freya Shawl is a beautifully textured triangle shawl that combines open lace, shells, and post stitches to create depth and movement while remaining relaxing to crochet.
Designed with both charts and written instructions, this pattern helps reduce guesswork and makes it easier to see how the shawl grows row by row.
The pattern gradually builds from the center outward, alternating stitch textures that create a striking geometric lace design. With a fingering-weight gradient yarn, the shawl develops stunning color transitions as it grows.
Perfect for confident beginners ready for a challenge or experienced crocheters who enjoy texture-rich projects.
Pattern Features
Crochet charts AND written instructions
Designed for low cognitive load crocheting
Clear stitch counts for every row
Gradual texture changes to keep the project engaging
Works beautifully with gradient yarn cakes
Skill Level
Confident Intermediate
You should be comfortable with:
Double Crochet
Front Post & Back Post Double Crochet
Shell stitches
V-stitches
Basic lace techniques
Charts are included and recommended.
Materials
3.5 mm crochet hook (US G)
1000 m fingering weight yarn cake
Tapestry needle
Stitch markers
Blocking mats & pins (recommended)
Suggested yarn example:
Wolle Amore gradient cakes or similar yarns such as YarnArt or Scheepjes.
Finished Size
The sample shawl is 63 rows ending at 23 inches from top to tip before blocking.
The shawl can easily be made larger or smaller by repeating rows.
Pattern Details
Digital PDF download
15-page pattern with charts and photos
Row-by-row stitch counts
Chart anatomy guide included