Pineapple Wing Lace Shawl– Pattern with Japanese Stitch Chart

Pineapple Wing Lace Shawl: Radiating Lace & Fluttering Drape

The Pineapple Wing Lace Shawl is an exquisite crochet wrap that celebrates the timeless beauty of heritage pineapple lace through a striking, contemporary silhouette.

Expanding gracefully outward from the center, the design showcases a breathtaking sequence of radiating pineapple motifs. Its unique wing-like, semi-circular shape creates a natural, gentle ruffle along the bottom edge that flutters with every movement. With a generous wingspan of approximately 130 cm (51.2”) and a depth of 51 cm (20”), it drapes effortlessly over the shoulders as a statement evening wrap, or can be gathered and casually layered around the neck for everyday luxury.

Crocheted in 100% botanical-dyed spun silk, the shawl captures the soul of traditional Japanese seasons—photographed in Hitoe-ume (a delicate plum blossom pink evoking the first whisper of spring) and Hisame (a cool, serene grayish-blue reminiscent of atmospheric icy rain). It is a mesmerizing project that transforms fine silk fiber into a true heirloom piece.

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Why You’ll Love This Pattern

  • Radiating Statement Pineapple Lace: Features an intricate, expanding layout of classic pineapple motifs that blossom outward from the center, creating a stunning visual impact that is deeply satisfying to watch grow.
  • Flattering Wing-Shaped Silhouette: Worked into a graceful semi-circular crescent that curves comfortably around the shoulders and naturally forms a soft, ruffled lower edge for fluid, elegant drape.
  • Generous, Versatile Sizing: Measuring approx. 130 cm (51.2”) wide by 51 cm (20”) deep, this wrap offers ample fabric to style draped over the shoulders, draped as a crescent, or tied loosely around the neck.
  • Poetic Botanical Dye Inspiration: Designed to highlight the lustrous slubs and sophisticated drape of fine fingering/spun silk—especially in evocative botanical shades like delicate plum pink (Hitoe-ume) or cool winter blue (Hisame).
  • Bilingual & Chart-Friendly: Includes complete row-by-row written instructions in standard US crochet terms alongside a clear, traditional Japanese crochet symbol chart (編み図) and an abbreviation conversion key (e.g., + = sc) for an intuitive, enjoyable making experience.

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Pattern Details & Materials

Pattern Specifications

  • Yarn: Hand Dyed Spun Silk (100% bourette silk; approx. 560m / 100g)
  • Yardage: Approx. 177g / 992 m (1084 yds)
  • Hook: 3.0 mm (JP 5/0 crochet hook)
  • Gauge:29 sts and 13 rows = 10 cm (4 inches) in Edging. (Note: Alternatively, check your gauge after completing Row 10; the piece should measure approx. 10 cm in radius and 9 cm in height.)
  • Finished Size: Approx. 51 cm Height and Approx. 130 cm wide

Skills Required / Techniques:

  • Basic crochet stitches: ch, sc, dc, dc2tog, dc3tog
  • Working flat

What’s Included in the PDF?

  • Full row-by-row written instructions (US terminology)
  • High-resolution, printable Japanese Symbol Stitch Chart (編み図)
  • Stitch symbol conversion & reference chart (English abbreviations to Japanese symbols)
  • Total: 15 pages, clean & ad-free layout optimized for printing or tablet use

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Mati

Hi, I'm mati!

Crochet and knitwear designer based in Japan. I create relaxing, delicate patterns inspired by daily botanical aesthetics and traditional Japanese stitch techniques.

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