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    Home » Shrugs

    Updated: Apr 10, 2023 by Jess Coppom ·

    Lightweight + Easy Crochet Shrug – Free Pattern

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    Don’t let the dolman sleeves and modern silhouette fool you, this easy crochet shrug pattern is constructed with basic stitches and simple shapes. Great sweater for confident beginners! Find the entire free pattern below or purchase the ad-free, printable PDF here.

    Don't let the dolman sleeves and beautiful drape fool you, this easy crochet shrug pattern is constructed with basic stitches and simple shapes. Great sweater for confident beginners! Free pattern using Lion Brand Jeans yarn.

    This free crochet shrug pattern is part of an ongoing collaboration with my friends at Lion Brand. This post contains affiliate links.

    Oh boy am I excited to introduce you to a new friend. She’s easy to work with, she won’t have a lot of high maintenance requirements of you and she is just one of those classic beauties. I think you’ll love her as much as I do.

    Her name is Jeans and she’s a new worsted weight yarn from Lion Brand. 😉 Guys, this yarn became an instant favorite it of mine by about row 2 of this easy crochet shrug. Isn’t it fun how it comes in all the colors of real jeans, complete with a rust accent color called “Topstitch?”

    UPDATE: Lion Brand has created a kit that includes all the yarn you need to make this easy crochet shrug as well as a copy of the printable pattern. You can get the full kit here. (And their shipping is fast! 🙂 )

    When this yarn arrived in the mail, I felt a little overwhelmed by all the possibilities. I asked on Instagram what you thought I should make and my favorite idea by far was the tongue-in-cheek suggestion of crocheted adult overalls.

    Unfortunately, a full yarn pantsuit would have taken me until Christmas 2021 to make, so I’m offering this easy crochet shrug as an alternative. As it was, my mom still had to be my crochet wing-woman and help me finish the last part of this shrug collar so I could publish the pattern this week!

    Crochet mesh stitch shrug at sunset.

    The open mesh combined with the super soft yarn makes this sweater really comfortable to throw on over a tank top when the sun sets. In the winter though, I think you could layer it over a long-sleeved shirt and feel cozy and snuggled up. In either case, the only stitches you’ll need are single crochet, double crochet and chains to make this easy shrug pattern. (Did I mention it’s made out of one big rectangle so it’s super customizable too? Sneaky, huh?!)

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    Don't let the dolman sleeves modern silhouette fool you, this easy crochet shrug pattern is constructed with basic stitches and simple shapes. Great four season sweater for confident beginners! Free pattern using Lion Brand Jeans yarn in "Classic" and "Stonewash."

    “The Stonewash Shrug”
    Free Easy Crochet Shrug Pattern

    Purchase the ad-free, printable PDF here.

    Add this pattern to your Ravelry favorites here.

    Pin this free pattern for later here.

    Explanation:
    Don’t let the dolman sleeves and modern silhouette fool you—the construction of this on-trend sweater is super simple! You’ll work one large rectangle in a mesh pattern using only double crochet and chains. After seaming the rectangle in half, you’ll add sleeves, again using only basic stitches. Lastly, a long rectangle made from the accent color will be added to form the wide collar and edging.

    Sizes:
    This pattern is easily customizable. Notes are included in each section on how to adjust sizing. Sample pictured is a size S/M.

    S/M: Length from shoulder to bottom of sweater when worn: 35”
    Total width from wrist to wrist: 54.5”

    L/XL: Length from shoulder to bottom of sweater when worn: 40”
    Total width from wrist to wrist: 60.5”

    See photo below for additional measurements.

    How to make easy crochet shrug with sleeves. Free pattern and tutorial!

    Supplies:
    Purchase the full kit for this pattern from here!
    • Lion Brand Jeans Yarn (Weight: 4/medium – 246 yds, 3.5 oz)
    – MC: Classic – 3 (4) balls
    – AC: Stonewash – 2 (3) balls
    • Tapestry needle
    • Size I (5.5 mm) crochet hook
    • Stitch markers or safety pins

    Gauge:
    8 rows of dc = 4”, 8 sets of (1 dc and 1 ch) = 4”

    Abbreviations and Glossary (US Terms):
    ch – chain
    sc – single crochet
    dc – double crochet
    sk – skip
    dcblo – double crochet through the back loop only
    sp – space
    ch1sp – chain 1 space (the space created by chaining 1 in the previous row)
    tch – turning chain
    RS – right side
    WS – wrong side
    rep – repeat
    MC – main color
    AC – accent color

    Overall Pattern Notes:
    • Pattern includes sizes S/M and L/XL, but you can easily adjust the size of this sweater to suite your body. Notes are given throughout on how to customize. When stitch counts are mentioned, size S/M is given first with L/XL following in parenthesis.

    • Please note that if customizations are made, the amount of yarn needed will differ from what is called for above.

    • Ch 3 at beginning of row counts as 1 dc throughout pattern.

    Body Rectangle

    Notes:
    • See comments at the end of this section on how to modify the rectangle measurements if desired.

    Make 1.

    Foundation Row: Using MC, Ch 112 (128).

    Row 1: Sk first 5 ch (counts as 1 dc and 1 ch), dc in sixth ch from the hook, *sk 1 ch, ch 1, dc in next ch; rep from * to end of row; turn. 54 (62) ch1sp

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    Row 2: Ch 4 (counts as 1 dc and 1 ch), sk first dc, sk first ch, *dc in next dc, sk next ch, ch 1; rep from * to last ch, dc in tch; turn. 

    Repeat Row 2 69 (79) times until there are a total of 71 (81) ch1sps vertically.

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    Fasten off.

    To customize the length of the sweater: Measure from the top of your shoulders down your back to wherever you’d like the sweater to end. Subtract 7” (8”) for the border. The remaining length is how long you should make your chain for this rectangle. Begin with an even number of chains. 

    To customize the width of the sweater: When draped across your back horizontally, the rectangle should hit at or right past your elbows. Work Row 2 additional times if desired.

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    Seaming Rectangle

    Fold rectangle length-wise so that the longest sides are touching. (See photo at top of pattern.)

    With a tapestry needle and a doubled-over length of MC yarn, sew side seam using the mattress stitch until 20 (26) ch1sps remain in armhole. (Moogly has a great mattress stitch tutorial.)

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    To customize: Try on sweater to see if this armhole sizing suits you. Increase or decrease number of ch1sps included in arm hole if desired.

    Repeat for second armhole.

    Sleeves

    Notes:
    • Sleeve length can be easily customized by working more or fewer rounds of the same mesh stitch.
    • The sleeves are worked in the round. Do not turn at the end of each round.

    With RS of sweater facing, attach MC in newly created seam at underarm.

    Round 1: Ch 4 (counts as 1 dc and 1 ch), sk first ch, *dc in next dc, sk next ch, ch 1; rep from * to end of round, sl st to third ch from beginning of round to join. 20 (26) ch1sps

    Rep Round 1 17, (18) more times until there are a total of 18, (19) ch1sps in the length of the sleeve. Fasten off.

    Attach AC in any ch1sc around sleeve.

    Round 1: Ch 1, sc in same sp, sc in each ch1sp around sleeve, sl st to first sc to join.

    Round 2: Ch 1, sc in each sc to end of round, sl to to first sc to join. Fasten off.

    To customize: If cuff (Rounds 2-3) feels too restrictive to you, do not sk dcs and instead sc in both the ch1sps and the dcs around sleeve.

    Repeat for second sleeve.

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    Collar

    Notes:
    • The collar is worked in double crochet through the back loop only (dcblo), which is exactly like double crochet, but you’ll work the stitches through only the back loop of the dc from the previous row.

    • To check gauge of collar, measure rows against the edge of sweater. Each collar row should be approximately the height of one ch1sp in the sweater.

    To customize: The number of rows worked for the collar should be exactly double the number of rows worked for the body rectangle. If you made any adjustments to number of rows in your rectangle, take those into account with your collar. (So if you worked five extra rows in the rectangle, you collar will need 10 extra rows.)

    Foundation Row: Using AC, Ch 30 (35).

    Row 1: Sk first 3 ch (counts as 1 dc), dc in each ch to end of row; turn. 27 (32)

    Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc), sk first dc, dcblo in each dc, dc in tch; turn. 27 (32)

    Repeat Row 2 140 (160) times for a total of 142 (162) rows.

    Fasten off.

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    Final Seaming

    To Seam Collar: With a doubled strand of AC and a tapestry needle, seam the foundation row and the last row of the collar together using the mattress stitch. Take care not to twist the collar.

    To Seam Collar onto Shrug: With RS of shrug facing you, position collar seam at back of neck. (There isn’t really a top or bottom of the shrug, so whichever side gets the collar seam will become the neck.) Use stitch markers or safety pins to pin collar to shrug, aligning one ch1sp in the shrug with one row of the collar. 

    You may find that you don’t care to pin the collar all the way around, but rather just align each row and ch1sp as you seam.

    With a doubled strand of MC and a tapestry needle, seam the shrug and collar together using the mattress stitch. Avoid joining extremely tightly so that seam is able to accommodate a small amount of stretch when the sweater is worn.

    Weave in any remaining ends.

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    Comments

    1. claude says

      August 29, 2017 at 6:11 pm

      I just finished my shrug and I love it! I’m 5’3″ and had to reduce the rectangle to 50 rows wide so it won’t hang to the back of my knees due to the weight of the collar though. I had to undo several rows but the resultmis just great! quite proud of myself as I started crochet last spring…thanks for the pattern!

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        August 30, 2017 at 2:34 pm

        Oh wow! That IS impressive! Especially because you tweaked the pattern to suite your body. I’m so happy you were able to create something you’re proud of! 🙂

        Jess

        Reply
    2. Rachel says

      August 27, 2017 at 5:55 pm

      Hello! Do the “balls” equal skeins? So I would need 4 skeins of main color? Or is it the 246 yrds total?? Thank you!!

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        October 28, 2017 at 8:48 pm

        Yes! Balls = skeins. Four skeins of the main color. 🙂 Thanks for clarifying!

        Reply
    3. Suzanne says

      August 17, 2017 at 10:07 am

      I have the complete kit. What I would like is the tutorial that is mentioned at the bottom of. the cover page of the instructions. Can you help me find the tutorial?

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        August 18, 2017 at 12:12 am

        Hmm. I don’t see the actual kit pattern as it’s formatted for you before it’s sent out, so I’m not exactly sure, but I think the tutorial it’s referring to is this content right above the comment area. It’s almost exactly the same as what is in the kit pattern, just formatted differently and with additional photos. If there’s something you need specific help though as you crochet, please let me know! 🙂

        Jess

        Reply
    4. Suzanne Robinson says

      August 15, 2017 at 2:23 pm

      I am unable to find a tutorial for the shrug on your website. The instructions gave an address, but it Doe not show the shrug. I could really use a little visual assistance ?. Thank you.

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        August 16, 2017 at 4:24 pm

        Hey Suzanne,

        The free pattern is right above this comment area. Look for the bright pink title that’s centered on the page. (It’s below the blog post that introduces the pattern.) 🙂

        Jess

        Reply
    5. Ella says

      August 13, 2017 at 3:05 pm

      Hi! So after a LOT of consideration i’ve decided to give thisp project a try and see if I can finally be patient enough and make a piece of clothing:) unfortunately i think i already made an irreversible mistake.. i didnt calculate my first rectangle right and my beggining chain is only 25 inches long. Do you have an idea of how i can fix this? I’m already almost 2 hours into this project and I dont have the heart to start all over again :/ will appreciate any advise! Thank tou so much!

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        October 28, 2017 at 8:53 pm

        Ah! I hate that when that happens. You could always make the collar section much wider in order to create a little extra length to cover your backside. 🙂

        Reply
    6. AMANDA says

      August 12, 2017 at 7:52 pm

      Hey Jess! Have you or any of you followers tried this pattern with Lion brand Mandala yarn? I love this pattern and Mandala yarn. I’d love any tips or hints or tips anyone has for substituting the yarn. THANKS!

      Reply
    7. Vanessa says

      August 08, 2017 at 5:31 am

      Hi Jess, thanks so much for answering my other question, but I have one more! Where do you seam along in the arm seam triangle? I presume the arrm goes through this with the sleeve attached so I’m a bit confused about where it is seamed. Do you have a tutorial on YouTube for this? I’ve seen your other beautiful creations there. Thanks again so much Vanessa ?

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        August 09, 2017 at 9:23 pm

        Hey Vanessa,

        Hmm. I’m not sure I’m totally understanding your question. Are you referring to the seam on the actual sleeve? The sleeve is worked in the round, so after you sew the rectangle together, you’ll pick up stitches around the armhole and then work in the round to make the sleeve. Does that make sense?

        Jess

        Reply
        • Vanessa says

          August 15, 2017 at 5:00 am

          Hi Jess I’m so sorry to be confusing, i think I’ve worked it out, I was confused about the photo under the heading of ‘Seaming Triangle’ but it should be fine. I’m very excited to wear this soon as it will be spring here in Australia next month! Thanks again Vanessa

    8. Liz says

      July 26, 2017 at 12:43 pm

      I love your design. I’m still new to learning to read pattern and crocheting. This will be the second one I’ve tried. Just can’t seem to get past the second and third row. It’s turning into a ruffle lol One day I’ll figure it out.

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        August 03, 2017 at 8:57 pm

        Hey Liz!

        I think it’s great that you’re learning to read patterns. It sounds like maybe you’re adding some stitches as the rows progress, which would account for the ruffles. It could be helpful to count your stitches at the end of each row for a few to make sure the count is staying consistent. If there’s anything else I can do to help troubleshoot with you, please let me know!

        jess

        Reply
    9. Sue says

      July 25, 2017 at 1:01 pm

      Jess,
      I don’t understand the seaming on my rectangle. I find the pictures confusing. Do you have a video to show it? I have my 71 rows completed and I’m ready to make my sleeves. Thanks.

      Sue

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        October 28, 2017 at 8:51 pm

        Hey Sue,

        Congrats on getting that far! You’ll want to fold the longest sides together so that they’re touching. (So don’t bring the initial chain and the last row together, but rather bring the sides that have been the edges of your crocheting together.) Your goal is to make a long, skinny rectangle/tube that will become the sleeves and back of your sweater. 🙂

        Reply
    10. Pam says

      July 21, 2017 at 5:20 am

      Jess,

      I am having a little problem and need your advice. I made my swatch to check my gauge. I had to go up toa 6.0mm hook but was at the measurements called for. After making my chain and Row 1, I am only measuring 31″, instead of the 35.5″ for the small. Any suggestions? I counted my ch1sp and I do have the 54 called for. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions you may have. I love this pattern and would really like to make it. Thanks for your help!!

      Reply
    11. Jan says

      July 18, 2017 at 9:52 pm

      How can THIS pattern be increased to fit a 4xl

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        October 28, 2017 at 8:52 pm

        Hey Jan,

        If you take a look through the pattern, I’ve included lots of notes on customizing it for your body based on taking your own measurements. If you read those and still have specific questions, let me know!

        Jess

        Reply
    12. LaDonna says

      July 15, 2017 at 6:09 am

      Never mind my previous question. I figured it out.

      Reply
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