Linen Leaf Shawl Crochet Pattern

Linen Leaf is a textured, two-skein crochet shawl worked from the top center down in a soft boomerang shape. It’s the first design in the Leaf shawl series — a journey into linen stitch reinvention, exploring how subtle modifications can transform a familiar stitch into something entirely new.

Designed in two fresh shades, Linen Leaf blends color and texture using a unique variation on linen (moss) stitch. The result is a fabric with tactile ridges and flowing colorwork, perfect for anyone who enjoys mindful making and graceful shapes.

This crochet pattern introduces new techniques in a gentle, elegant way — making it both a creative challenge and a soothing project.

✨ Two-color design

Simple colorwork creates softly blended transitions

✨ Unique texture

A twist on linen stitch for sculptural ridges and depth

✨ Customizable shape

Easily adjust the size by working more body or edging rows

You might also enjoy other designs in the Leaf series:

🌿 Faded Leaf – a richly textured version with contrast

🌿 Mint Leaf – an airier version with delicate eyelets

★ Language: English (US crochet terms)

★ Format: PDF download

★ The pattern has been professionally tech-edited.

MATERIALS

• Yarn: Malabrigo Sock (100% merino wool, 440 yd / 402 m per 100 g skein)

— 1 skein each in 037 Lettuce (MC) and 346 Fiona (CC)

• Hook: US E (3.5 mm)

• Yarn needle for finishing

• Stitch markers

GAUGE

24 sts and 24 rows = 4″ (10 cm) in linen stitch (not critical)

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

• Wingspan: 60″ / 152 cm

• Width of each wing: 30″ / 76 cm

• Depth: 17″ / 43 cm

The shawl is designed as a perfect two-skein project — one skein per color — but you can make it larger by adding more rows to the body or edging sections (yardage will vary).

Why You’ll Love This Pattern

🤍 Elegant ridges and subtle color blending

🤍 Fresh take on a classic crochet stitch

🤍 Relaxing and rewarding to make

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