Model facing away from the camera wearing quadramesh shawl with a barn wall in the background.
Model sitting on porch steps wearing quadramesh shawl made from recycled sari.
Back view of model wearing quadramesh shawl stretched out with rocks and greenery in the background.
model wearing quadramesh shawl facing 3/4 away from the camera laughing in front of a barn wall background.
Model wearing quadramesh shawl while smiling with a barn wall in the background.
woman standing outdoor with a colorful shawl in her arms
Model facing away from the camera wearing quadramesh shawl with a barn wall in the background.
Model sitting on porch steps wearing quadramesh shawl made from recycled sari.
Back view of model wearing quadramesh shawl stretched out with rocks and greenery in the background.
model wearing quadramesh shawl facing 3/4 away from the camera laughing in front of a barn wall background.
Model wearing quadramesh shawl while smiling with a barn wall in the background.
woman standing outdoor with a colorful shawl in her arms

QuadraMesh Crochet Shawl Easy Pattern

$7.00
/
Shipping calculated at checkout.
  • In stock, ready to ship
  • Inventory on the way

Why we love it!

With an easy pattern using just single and double crochets, the QuadraMesh Shawl works up in no time! It lets the hand spun silk yarn provide all of the pizzazz and you just get to go into zen mode and crochet away.

Pattern Specs:
Size:Ā 16" wide x 50" longĀ 
Yarn Required: 4Ā Skeins of Spice Market YarnĀ 
Note:Ā You could also use ourĀ Sari Silk HandspunĀ orĀ Wild Peacock!Ā 
Hook Size:Ā  I
Difficulty Level:Ā Beginner

Ā 

Every purchase you make at Darn Good YarnĀ® is part of a greater story of change and sustainability. By choosing our products, you join an essential movement that transforms waste into beauty and provides stable, safe employment for over 600 artisans worldwide.

Since 2008, the commitment of our customers has helped repurpose over 2 million pounds of material waste into exquisite crafting and clothing products. Together, we connect skilled artisans globally with conscious consumers like you, crafting a circle of impact that's truly Darn Goodā„¢.

Behind the Seams

Crafting Darn Good Yarn in Jaipur
Play

Our Impact

600+

Artisans employed around the globe.

2,000,000

Pounds of waste materials saved from landfills.

4

Partnered Organizations.

400+

Patterns designed by independent artists.

  • 5 stars: 8 (89%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (11%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
A
Anonymous
This one is for me

I really like the coziness of something wrapped around my shoulders that isnt too warm. This would be ideal for me and yet stylish at the same time. I love the simplicity of this design.

Hi Sarah! Thank you so much for your kind words and we hope that you support us and our artisans again soon! :)- Lynette

A
Anonymous
Cant wait to make this&.will

Cant wait to make this&.will be shawl size.

A
Anonymous
Good design for special yarns

A bit hard to navigate and find the pattern but otherwise a good find. Have not made it yet to truly rate writing.

A
Anonymous
Pattern

i haven't used it yet, need to get the yarn when I am able.

A
Anonymous
Great shawl

nice pattern. Good directions and works up fast

A
Anonymous
OOPS

My printer is not working so have not been able to print it

A
Anonymous
Fiber artist

Love this..

A
Anonymous
Shawl Pattern

This shawl pattern is beautiful but for me, it was not easy to follow. This is my first knitted shawl and I'm not that experienced but I'm sure with a more experienced knitter, it would be a synch.

A
Anonymous
QuadraMesh Crochet Shawl Pattern

cannot wait to crochet this up. Easy to download. Thank you!

A
Ash

I cannot figure this pattern out. I did 83 chains for the foundation row. But for Row 1, Iā€™m getting 18 squares and one foundation chain left over?? And Iā€™ve done it several times. Are the number of stitches/spaces wrong? Is there a specific way to turn it? Iā€™m really frustrated.

Darn Good Yarn

I can see why this is frustrating but good news: your stitches are probably not wrong. This pattern is just a bit sneaky in how it counts. Foundation math (why 83 chains is correct). The pattern says: ā€œChain 83 (multiple of 5 + 8)ā€

Check:
83 āˆ’ 8 = 75
75 Ć· 5 = 15

So mathematically, that gives 15 repeats, BUT the pattern says youā€™ll end up with 16 mesh squares.

šŸ‘‰ Thatā€™s your first clue: one of the ā€œsquaresā€ comes from the turning/edge structure, not just the repeats.
Row 1 breakdown (this is where things feel off)

Pattern:

Skip 9 stitches, dc in next stitch
ch 3, skip 3, dc in next repeat

Whatā€™s happening:
The initial skip 9 stitches is not random
It includes:
Turning allowance
First mesh setup
After that, every repeat uses 5 chains total:
ch 3 (space)
skip 3
dc

Why you're getting 18 squares + 1 chain left
This usually happens if one of these is off:

1. ā— Counting the turning chain as a square
The first dc after skipping 9 starts the first square, but it's easy to accidentally count:

the turning space
or the edge dc

šŸ‘‰ Result: you overcount squares (18 instead of 16)