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A Belated Christmas gift – The Lisa Shawl

A Belated Christmas gift – The Lisa Shawl

lisa pdf downloadThe Lisa Shawl is a free crochet pattern by yours truly – a fun, quick crochet project with beads to spice it up. The shawl is named after my gorgeous and colourful friend Lisa who was the first person to love this design :)

Free beaded shawl pattern

The shawl is worked up using 2 skeins of sock weight yarn. My shawl was done in TFA Blue label Grape, and Lisa’s in Ella Rae Lace Merino, in the whimsically named colourway #117.

Free beaded shawl pattern

The beads are easy to add, visible from both sides and add a lovely weight to the finished piece.

You will need a 3.75mm hook for the main body, a 1.0mm hook for the beads, and about 50 grams of size 6.0 seed beads.

Free beaded shawl pattern

You can download the pattern here. Or check out the Ravelry page here.Enjoy!

free beaded shawl pattern

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29 responses to “A Belated Christmas gift – The Lisa Shawl”

  1. Chris Roderick Avatar
    Chris Roderick

    This is realy pretty and I seriously think I must make one

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  2. Sabra Avatar
    Sabra

    Beautiful! I’ve been wanting to do a beaded crochet project and this shawl is perfect! Thanks for sharing!

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  3. Brenda Marie Avatar
    Brenda Marie

    That is absolutely BEAUTIFUL… the yarn, the beads, EVERYTHING! <3

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    1. shireenn Avatar
      shireenn

      Thanks Brenda!

      Reply
  4. The Art of Total Strangers « The Blue Brick | Photography and Handcrafts by Shireen Nadir Avatar
    The Art of Total Strangers « The Blue Brick | Photography and Handcrafts by Shireen Nadir

    […] is a version of the Lisa shawl made by Kriss. I love the way she modified the centre column, and the colour she chose. I know the […]

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  5. Lisa’s Shawl « Crochet Day to Day

    […] Lisa’s Shawl from The Blue Brick is a simple, elegant, beaded design. Lovely. […]

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  6. Bonnie50 Avatar
    Bonnie50

    This is beautiful, I want to make this for my daughter-in-law. She will look so pretty wearing it.

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    1. shireenn Avatar
      shireenn

      Im honoured Bonnie, thank you! I’d love to see photos after if you feel like sharing!

      Reply
  7. Sue Coletta Avatar
    Sue Coletta

    I’m very excited to finally be making this shawl but I think I’m having problems with it. This is a stupid question, I’m sure, but isn’t the edge of the shawl (the side that would lay across your shoulders) supposed to be straight across?? Mine is coming out curved and for the life of me I can’t figure out why…..unless its supposed to be like that. I would love to send you a photo of what I’ve done so far so you can give me a thumbs up or a thumbs down. In the photo above, of the blue shawl shown from the back, it looks like you’ve got about 8 rows or so of the granny stitch…..my instructions don’t start like that. Please help me!! I really must have this shawl. I’m planning on wearing it to an upcoming wedding in the Napa Valley, CA which we’re traveling to from the east coast. Please, please!!!

    Thanks so much in advance!

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    1. shireenn Avatar
      shireenn

      Hi Sue
      sounds tricky ;) Since it’s time sensitive, it might be best if we chat – please email me your phone number at hello@thebluebrick.ca and I’ll see if I can talk you through the problem!

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  8. Nance Freeman Avatar
    Nance Freeman

    I have some of “Vanna’s Choice yarn that is a medium yarn. I want to make this shawl with it. But the yarn is to big to get the beads on it. Have you ever made it without the beads?

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    1. shireenn Avatar
      shireenn

      You can make it in any yarn you like, and it will work out fine, beads or no beads :) good luck!

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  9. sunnyskies11 Avatar
    sunnyskies11

    I was wondering what the finished size is when done with sock yarn.Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents.Wanda

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  10. Shelley Fischer Avatar
    Shelley Fischer

    ok here is a REAL dumb question but i am totally stumped! i want to make this pattern – i think its beautiful! HOW in the world do i find the pattern to print it!!! i have all the necessary programs for pdf files but i cannot find a place that says download here or something!

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    1. Wanda Avatar
      Wanda

      http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lisas-shawl
      Go to this link and the download button will be on right side near top.

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    2. sunnyskies11 Avatar
      sunnyskies11

      http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lisas-shawl
      Go to this link.Download is on right side near top.

      Reply
  11. marie Avatar
    marie

    This is beautiful, and I am going to make one for my daughter. First time working with beads…wish me luck. Thank you soooo much for sharing!

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  12. Seed bead heaven |

    […] had laying around. Actually this shawl is one of the reasons I wanted to learn how to crochet, The Lisa shawl. Love it! For the Emerald Isle mix I’m thinking of using Malabrigo’s Agua and for the […]

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  13. Adri Guadron Avatar
    Adri Guadron

    Reblogged this on A Berlin Garden and commented:
    Beautiful Shawl I want to make!

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  14. All Free Knitting | The Blue Brick | Photography and Handcrafts by Shireen Nadir Avatar
    All Free Knitting | The Blue Brick | Photography and Handcrafts by Shireen Nadir

    […] Shawl Blogged here  |  Download on Ravelry  |  Craftsy […]

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  15. Karin Avatar
    Karin

    Hi Shireen, I just found your lovely pattern and have the perfect yarn on hand. Before I begin, is the Ch3 turning chain counted as a DC throughout the pattern? Thanks so much, Karin

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  16. Suzan Ford Avatar
    Suzan Ford

    This shawl is beautiful and my daughter-in-law asked me to make it for her.
    Is there a pattern that shows how many stitches are in each row? Instructions that show stitches keep me on track by letting me know I’m crocheting the proper amount of stitches.
    Thanks so much!

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  17. Denise Avatar
    Denise

    I’m confused on the wording on the setup rows, after having done the 6 sc into the circle and turning the work….then I don’t understand exactly what I’m supposed to be doing. Any advice would be appreciated!

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  18. drlambson Avatar
    drlambson

    Commenting again since I don’t think my first one went through!

    I’m confused on the row setup: after doing the 6 sc into the circle and turning, I’m not understanding the wording. Any advice would be appreciated!

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  19. Weaving Together your Style: DIY Beaded Crochet Patterns – DIY CHICKS

    […] Did you love the idea of combining beaded crochet with a classic crocheted yarn project like the shawl we showed you earlier, but you’d prefer to see more stones throughout the design rather than just on the tassels at the end? In that case, this stunning crocheted shawl full of well placed eyelets and plenty of pretty little beads might be just your thing. Get the pattern for the entire process from The Blue Brick! […]

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  20. Paula Avatar
    Paula

    I’m having the same issue as the previous comments. I’m confused by the wording; HDC in same space, etc. Which space am I supposed to HDC into? Any would help would be greatly appreciated. :)

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  21. Norma Dudzik Avatar
    Norma Dudzik

    I can’t download the pattern for Lisa’s shawl from my fire tablet! Every time I click the download button, it goes to another website

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  22. DIY & Crafts: Weaving Together your Style: DIY Beaded Crochet Patterns – Slideit.top

    […] Did you love the idea of combining beaded crochet with a classic crocheted yarn project like the shawl we showed you earlier, but you’d prefer to see more stones throughout the design rather than just on the tassels at the end? In that case, this stunning crocheted shawl full of well placed eyelets and plenty of pretty little beads might be just your thing. Get the pattern for the entire process from The Blue Brick! […]

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  23. Heather Avatar
    Heather

    There’s an image just under the first picture that has an adobe picture that says “click here to download the pattern” and it redirects to spam. The actual link is towards the bottom of the website in tiny text. The first oe redirects to another spam and the other is to the Ravelry page. It seems as though TBB may not use this blog anymore and may not see it but if so, please remove those malicious links.

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