There’s nothing more satisfying than working on a gorgeous Tunisian crochet project—until you notice the edges curling in, no matter how much you tug or block.
Sound familiar?
That’s exactly why I designed the Tunisian Crochet Triangle Shawl, featured exclusively inside my Tame the Curl course.
It’s the perfect mix of beginner-friendly stitches, eye-catching texture, and a design that lays flat without the frustration.
About the Tunisian Crochet Triangle Shawl Pattern
This lightweight yet cozy shawl is one of those pieces you'll reach for all year long. Whether you’re layering it over a tee in the spring or adding a little extra warmth in the fall, it has the perfect balance of softness, drape, and modern texture.
Here’s what makes this pattern special:
- Stitches used: Easy, beginner-friendly Tunisian crochet stitches
- Design elements: Increases placed on both sides and down the center to form a clean, elegant triangle
- Yarn: A blend of a soft, drapey solid-colored yarn paired with a stunning variegated yarn, adding subtle color shifts and depth
- Finishing touch: A delicate, simple border that frames the shawl beautifully
Why Does Curling Happen in Tunisian Crochet?
If you've ever wondered why your Tunisian projects curl at the edges, you’re not alone!
It comes down to how the stitches are worked—each row adds tension, naturally pulling the fabric forward.
How This Shawl Solves the Curling Problem
What sets this shawl apart isn’t just its stunning look—it’s how it’s intentionally designed to stay flat:
✨ Strategic Stitch Choice: Throughout the pattern, I’ve included specific no-curl Tunisian stitches to balance out tension.
✨ Smart Yarn Pairing: The soft, drapey yarns used in this shawl help the fabric flow and relax, minimizing curl from the start.
✨ Thoughtful Increases: The increases on both sides and down the middle naturally balance out the fabric as it grows.
And the best part? I guide you step-by-step inside the Tame the Curl course so you can understand why these elements work—and apply them to your future projects, too.
Ready to Tame the Curl?
If curling has made you hesitate to tackle Tunisian crochet, the Tunisian Crochet Triangle Shawl is a great place to start.
Inside the Tame the Curl course, you’ll get this pattern plus four others—all designed to teach you how to prevent curling and build your skills with confidence.
👉 Join the course and learn how to make your own curl-free Tunisian Crochet Triangle Shawl!
Give It a Try!
The beauty of Tunisian crochet really shines when you don’t have to fight the curl.
Grab your hook, pick your favorite yarns, and see for yourself how fun—and frustration-free—this technique can be.
Have questions about the pattern or the course? Drop them below—I’d love to chat!
More Patterns Included in the Course
And if you're looking for some free Tunisian crochet patterns to get started with, check out our selection here.
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