Adira beginner triangle shawl

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Looking for a beginner triangle shawl crochet pattern? Adira is a beginner lace triangle shawl crochet pattern which a puffed edge. Read on to find out more about the pattern.

Adira winged triangle shawl inspiration

Adira is inspired by the Ana Mae design from my book It’s A Wrap with some tweaks. Sometimes I get ideas on how to tweak or combine designs while working on a project and this was one of those times. I loved the ease of working on Ana Mae and how quickly it worked up, but I also liked the idea of making some changes to it whilst working on the designs for Summer Shawls.

The name Adira, comes from Hebrew and means ‘noble and powerful’ continuing the theme of female names that mean strength and or powerful

Adira shawl yarn & materials

To make Adira Shawls I used 2 different colourways from Crochet UK – Warwick and Southsea. Both 1000m 4ply cakes and of course my trusty 4mm hook. I used what I already had at home to make this design, partly because that’s what I’ve been doing but also because I love these colours and definitely want to keep and wear both version of this shawl. However, I think this beginner triangle shawl pattern would work well in any colour and I am interested to see what it would look like in a multicoloured version.

Adira winged triangle shawl pattern info & tips

Adira is a beginner crochet shawl pattern, with an easy repeating stitch pattern that can be adapted to use any weight or length of yarn for your finished project. Gauge isn’t super important, consistency is for the final finish.

Terms: US crochet terms

Type: written and chart included in the book

Skill level: beginner

Yarn: 1 x 1000m 4 ply cake from Crochet UK in Warwick or Southsea, or any similar cake

Hook: 4mm or whatever is required to achieve gauge

Other materials: stitch markers, scissors, darning needle

Stitches used: