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XL Granny Winter Shawl

13.Jan.16 / Kirsten Ballering

Way, way back, I started a simple granny shawl with a couple of Stonewashed XL balls. I had a couple of skeins in various colours and I was in the mood for a quick and easy project.

Materials and preparation

Yarn

Scheepjes Stonewashed XL (70% cotton, 30% acryl
  • Colour A: 856 Coral x 3 balls
  • Colour B: 850 Garnet x 3 balls
  • Colour C: 855 Green Agate x 3 balls
  • Colour D: 851 Deep Amethyst x 3 balls
  • Colour E: 852 Lemon Quartz x 3 balls

Shop the yarn

You can get Stone Washed XL from Scheepjes retailers, such as:

Crochet hook

6.0mm (US Size J/10)

Measurements

170 x 80 cm (67 x 31.5 in)

Abbreviations (US terms)

  • ch: chain
  • ch-sp: chain space
  • dc: double crochet
  • picot: ch2, put needle through first ch, yarn over, pull needle back through all loops on hook
  • ss: slip stitch
  • sc: single crochet

Repeat formats

  • (…) once/twice/3x Crochet the instructions between brackets the total number of times indicated.
  • […] Indicates the amount of stitches at the end of a row or round.
  • (…) in same st/sp Indicates that all instructions between brackets are worked in the same stitch or space.
 

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Crochet pattern

If you want to make one yourself, that’s easy! All you have to do is follow the instructions for my Vintage sweet shawl until the shawl is the desired size. That’s all!

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Comments

Diane
Very pretty and great way to use scraps. Great for warmer climates as I miss crocheting. April 13, 2021 00:57 - Reply
dee-ritchie
Where is the Pattern? June 24, 2021 06:19 - Reply
Margery E Ayers
Where is the pattern?? October 29, 2021 15:31 - Reply
Kirsten
Hi Margery, if you click on the link to the Vintage Sweet Shawl under 'Crochet pattern' you'll find it! October 30, 2021 07:04 - Reply
ANNETTE
I still can't find the pattern! It only goes so far, then stops.... October 31, 2021 00:12 - Reply
Annette
Is the pattern called Vintage Sweet Shawl, or is it XL granny square? Anyway, I've given up. October 31, 2021 00:29 - Reply
Annette
Is the the Vintage Sweet Shawl, or the Simple Granny Shawl, or the XL Granny Winter Shawl?? Can you just post a link?? October 31, 2021 00:34 - Reply
Kirsten
Hi Annette,

to make the XL Granny Winter shawl, you use the colours mentioned in the XL Granny Winter shawl post (the post you're posting these comments on) and follow the instructions for the vintage sweet shawl: https://haakmaarraak.nl/free-crochet-pattern-vintage-sweet-shawl

The pattern is the same for both shawls, for the XL Granny Winter shawl you simply don't crochet the edging and work with a different yarn in random colour stripes :) October 31, 2021 07:16 - Reply
Talisha J
Hi. How many rows did you do for the XL Granny Shawl? January 01, 2022 18:27 - Reply
Talisha
Also, I don’t see where you added picots but it’s listed as a item in your description. Did you ever add those to your shawl? January 05, 2022 13:45 - Reply
Kirsten
You can find all the details here: https://haakmaarraak.nl/free-crochet-pattern-vintage-sweet-shawl ! January 08, 2022 09:34 - Reply
Enuj Duncan
I would have rather seen the extra large Granny shawl. It was better looking. January 11, 2022 00:40 - Reply
Gladys
I have taught students at my college this pattern because this is the Best for beginners. After they finish with this pattern they become a better crocheter. Now they are ready for other patterns. April 29, 2022 19:01 - Reply
Kirsten
I'm very glad to hear, Gladys! Thank you for letting me know :D April 30, 2022 08:21 - Reply
Jodi
How many stitches do you have at the end? I’d rather do the biggest part then decrease each side making it to a small triangle. Hoping you can help me. March 12, 2024 11:53 - Reply
Kirsten
oof, that's a good question! I don't have the sample anymore so I can't check it for you. But I'm not completely sure what you mean - the pattern is worked on both sides of the triangle to grow the triangle, so almost like a round-based pattern that you turn halfway. What you're describing seems like you want to make it a row-based pattern, and that would make it a different pattern. But let me know if I'm wrong! March 14, 2024 15:53 - Reply
Kelly
The pictures only show the shawl folded up. Did you change color every 2 rows? The Vintage Sweet Shawl doesn't mention color changes as frequently. Also, did you repeat the colors in a specific order or did you alter the order? Thanks for your help! September 04, 2025 05:34 - Reply
Kirsten
Hi Kelly,

yes, I changed the colours every two rows (cut yarn after two rows, join new colour with ss in the last stitch and continue pattern). If you want to replicate the exact colour sequence, start with 2 rows in Colour A, then 2 in Colour B, then 2 in C etc. Once you finished with Colour E, move to Colour A again. You can keep this up until the shawl is the desired size! September 05, 2025 08:21 - Reply
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