How to Crochet Victoiras German Shells Shawl

Familiar stitches making new designs. The Victoria’s German shells shawl is lacy, romantic and elegant. This pattern is a paid on ETSY or RAVELRY helping to support a FREE tutorial on my YOUTUBE channel. (left and right handed!) Thank you for your purchases and for watching! You can find the tutorial links also at the bottom of this page. Including a left handed version. Be sure to subscribe to the YouTube channel. (It’s free) Or if you prefer to have a paid membership you can now join the channel for special levels and perks associated with each level. 

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For my shawl I used Red Heart super saver ombre in color way DEEP TEAL. I love how the darks and the lights meet up. I only used 2 skeins for my shawl using the G4.25mm hook.

This crochet project uses the German Shells or the Virus Stitch, a half double crochet block stitch, a V stitch and finishes off with a lovable picot edging though that is optional and only found in the written pattern.

This shawl measures 68 inches across the top and 35 inches from middle/top to point. This pattern repeats though, so if you want it bigger, go for it! Just make sure to grab a few extra skeins of yarn!

This repeat is very useful if you wanted to make this shawl using a thinner yarn. It would be lighter and have more drape. You could even use it as a triangle scarf.

I hope you enjoy making this lovely Victoria’s German Shells Shawl! Thank you so much for your kind comments and support.

Have a lovely crochet day and thank you for the visit here.