Ember Rise Crochet Shawl | Ad-free PDF Pattern

The Ember Rise Crochet Shawl is worked from the top down, beginning with a gentle pi-style shaping that creates its sweeping semicircular form. Once the body is complete, an intricate edging is joined perpendicularly as you go, forming a seamless transition of lace and texture that frames the shawl beautifully.

This design pairs rhythmic stitch repeats with meditative flow — the perfect project to relax with as you watch your gradient yarn reveal its colors row by row.

Whether you choose a fiery ombré like the sample or a soft sea-glass fade, Ember Rise glows with movement, elegance, and warmth — a sister design to Moonstone Tide, yet with its own luminous spirit.

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What you will need:

• 1000 yds (914m) #1 fingering weight yarn
• G/6 (4mm) crochet hook
• Yarn needle
• Scissors

Shown in:

HobbiiMia Gradient Ombre Cake; #1 fingering weight 55% Cotton & 45% Polyacrylic; 1094 yds (1000m) per 8oz (250g); color 11310, 1 ball.

Skill Level: Intermediate

Combines lace stitch repeats with gentle shaping. Pattern includes both chart and written instructions for clarity.

Gauge:

20 dc = 4 in (10 cm), in stitch pattern after blocking. But size is not critical for this project.

Finished Size:

Approx. 60 in (152 cm) wide × 28 in (71 cm) deep

Stitch Guide:

Chain (ch), double crochet (dc), single crochet (sc), 2 double crochet cluster (2dc-cl) and treble crochet (tr).

Designer’s Note

The Ember Rise Shawl was designed as a companion to the Moonstone Tide Shawl. Both share the same stitch repeat, overall shape, and edging — but the construction direction changes everything!
Moonstone Tide begins at the lower edge and works upward, while Ember Rise starts at the neckline and grows outward — offering a fresh perspective on the same motif.

Pattern notes:

• This pattern uses US terminology.
• Weave in loose ends as work progresses
• Turn work at the end of each row.
• Do not turn work at the end of each round.
• Have fun! Remember the point of being creative is to enjoy it!