Hello crocheters everywhere and welcome to my blog! I've decided to start this Fall season with something twisty, so I chose to make a pastel colored crochet wrap which combines the Autumn's vibes and the leftover Summer joy... This is the "Piel De Sirena" crochet wrap. When I started this wrap I had no idea that it would turn into something wonderful. As I was working, I could only imagine a mermaid's reflective skin embodied in my stitches and yarn. That's why I decided to name this pattern the " Piel De Sirena" which translate "Mermaid skin".
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Fall is Coming Shawl
I had so many ideas for this summer, I've even finished many projects I had put on hold, and now they only need to be written, and posted. But time says its word, and summer is almost leaving us. So when I received this alize burcum yarn, I envisioned this shawl immediately and began working on it. It's easy to make once you know how to crochet the six petal flower, which by the way, is popular. I incorporated it in this triangle shawl in a way that makes it almost unnoticeable at first glance, then, after a few seconds, you see multi-colored flowers in between the mono repetitive clusters pattern. It's fun. I hope you enjoy making this fall welcoming shawl!
Autumn Stroll Wrap
This intermediate crochet wrap uses fingering weight yarn and combines chevron sections with a light and lacy main body. The wrap is slightly asymmetrical and can be made monochromatic, using two yarns or even a fade! The wrap works up quickly but will definitely need to be blocked to open up the stitches. There is also a YouTube video tutorial to guide you through the process. Pattern can be found on my blog along with photos.
Autumn Leaves Shawl
The crochet Autumn Leaves Shawl is a great crochet project for fall. It's truly inspired by falling leaves, with the burnt and brown orange color featured in the pictures. The crochet Autumn Leaves Shawl is a great newbie friendly crochet shawl if you want to try Tunisian crochet. The shawl rows repeats throughout the shawl, and keeping track of stitch count is easy. What's most fun about this shawl is the amazing shape it creates and the fact that you only need 1 skein to make it.
Autumn Sunrise Infinity Scarf
The Autumn Sunrise Infinity Scarf is the perfect wardrobe accessory to launch you into the fall season! The lacy design fights off the slowly chilling temperatures without being too warm. The pattern is a four row repeat and the most difficult stitch you need to be familiar with is the triple (treble) crochet. There is a double crochet puff stitch required as well and there are detailed written instructions on how to execute this particular stitch in the special stitches section of the pattern.
The Joy Wrap
This pattern was designer by a guest designer through Joy of Motion Crochet. This is one size fits most. My wrap measures 65” x 13.5” unblocked. You can adjust the length by adding multiples of 6 to the starting chain. This pattern took me about 5 hours to make in total so it is a great option to gift or make a couple of for a special occasion such as a wedding - I think this would be stunning in white, cream or ivory for a bride and the accent colour for bridesmaids gifts! Because of its size, and despite it being in #3 weight yarn, it could also double up as a great scarf in winter. It is one of those pieces that you will always find a way of wearing despite the weather.
