Crochet long puff stitch pattern for a triangle shawl

Create a stunning triangle shawl with the captivating Long Puff Stitch pattern. This unique stitch adds depth, texture, and a touch of elegance to your crochet projects, making it the perfect choice for crafting beautiful shawls. With its elongated puff stitches, this pattern creates a luxurious and intricate design that's sure to impress.

The Long Puff Stitch Triangle Shawl is achieved by working rows of elongated puff stitches, which create a beautifully layered and textured effect. The elongated puffs add a three-dimensional quality to the shawl, enhancing its visual appeal. The open and airy nature of the stitch pattern ensures that the shawl is comfortable and lightweight.

In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process of crocheting the Long Puff Stitch Triangle Shawl. From creating the foundation chain to working the elongated puff stitches and shaping the shawl, you'll learn all the techniques needed to complete this exquisite project. Whether you're an advanced crocheter or just starting out, this pattern offers a rewarding challenge that results in a breathtaking shawl. So, pick up your crochet hook and your favorite yarn, and let's embark on the journey of creating a Long Puff Stitch Triangle Shawl that's bound to become a cherished accessory!

Instructions

Row 1: 4 ch, 8 tr/dc and 1 d.tr/tr in last ch, turn.

Row 2:

Work next steps:

"Beginning of left edge " : 3 ch, 2 h.tr/h.dc dec., 3 ch, 1dc/sc in third tr/dc.

"Middle point 1": 1 dc/sc in next tr/dc below, 3ch, 4 h.tr/h.dc dec. (first incomplete h.tr/h.dc work into the same st the last dc/sc was made), 3 ch, 1 dc/sc make into the same st the last incomplete h.tr/h.dc was made.

"Ending of right edge " : 1dc/sc in next tr/dc, 3 ch, 2 h.tr/h.dc dec. over two last tr/dc, 1 d.tr/tr in last ch. Turn.

Row 3:

Work next steps:

"Beginning of right edge" : 3ch, 6 tr/dc in top of decrease stitches, 1 dc/sc in first dc/sc below. "Middle point 2": 12 tr/dc in top of decrease stitches,1 dc/sc in first dc/sc below.

"Ending of left edge" : 6 tr/dc in top of decrease stitches, 1 d.tr/tr in third ch. Turn.

Row 4:

Work next steps:

"Beginning of left edge " (see Row 2).

"Middle stitches 1": * 1 dc/sc in next tr/dc below, 3 ch, 8 h.tr/h.dc dec. over tr/dc below, 3 ch, 1 dc/sc in fourth tr/dc; rep from*.

"Middle point 1" (see Row 2). "Middle stitches 1" (see above). "Ending of right edge " (see Row 2).

Row 5:

Work next steps:

"Beginning of right edge" (see Row 3).

"Middle stitches 2": *8 tr/dc in top of decrease stitches, 1 dc/sc in first dc/sc below; rep from*. "Middle point 2": (see Row 3).

"Middle stitches 2" (see above).

"Ending of left edge" : (see Row 3).

Repeat rows 4 - 5 until you have reached your desired size of shawl.