"The Serendipity Asymmetrical Shawl features a beautiful skein of yarn that is paired with an easy crochet stitch. If you have one of those cakes of yarn that has just over 1,000 yards, this will be a perfect crochet pattern to use. This asymmetrical shawl is worked on the bias where one side continues to grow while the other side stays straight. If you are an advanced beginner, I think that you would have no problem mastering this lovely crochet pattern. St. Paddy's Day will soon be upon us and I wish everyone good luck in this New Year. This will be a perfect accessory showing off your green side. When thinking about naming this Shawl, Serendipity landed at the top of the list. It is the unplanned good luck some people have. This just seemed to fit together."
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Monochrome Bias Wrap Free Crochet Pattern
"Worked back and forth in rows on the bias, the Monochrome Bias Wrap is a great compromise between easy crocheting and a little bit of interest to keep you entertained. This bias crochet wrap is worked in sections with some easy, mindless single crochet parts for a relaxing crocheting experience, and interspersed with interesting sections of mosaic crochet. It's long enough to wrap around the neck multiple times or to drape loosely over shoulders in numerous ways. This pattern is suited to both experienced crocheters and those eager for a challenge. The pattern uses US crochet terminology and includes step-by-step mosaic crochet tutorial."
Wish Me Luck Shawl
The Wish Me Luck Shawl is perfect to make as a special gift for friends and family who can use some extra luck. It's a simple pattern with unique clover border. Pattern also includes instructions on how to make a shamrock border (which has 3 leaves instead of 4) which is great if you're looking for something green and festive to crochet for St. Patrick's Day. The shawl is mainly made out of double crochet stitches and chains and includes a video tutorial.
Diagonal Ripple Scarf
"While designing the Diagonal Ripple Lapghan, I kept thinking of all of the different projects I could use this on-the-bias crochet stitch pattern for. A scarf was one of them and this was how the Diagonal Ripple Scarf crochet pattern came to be. Many love working the classic crochet ripple pattern in BLO to create a neat ridge effect so I gave it a whirl when working on the bias. If you love to work crochet blankets from corner-to-corner (also known as working on-the-bias), you love crochet chevrons, and you love a good 1 skein project, then you will really enjoy this crochet scarf pattern!"
Serendipity Scarf
Scarf of the Month Club - JULY - Serendipity Scarf Size Options: 1 BALL - 48 inches long by 3.5 inches wide 2 BALLS - 96 inches long by 3.5 inches wide Scarf pictured used 2 balls. This is a BEGINNER level pattern and very easy to crochet. Works up in one evening (while watching tv). Easy pattern to follow. The yarn used is super soft and squishy and really is the star of the show. This scarf is suitable for both men and women (depending on colors used) and makes the perfect holiday gift. Hope you join us each month for our Scarf of the Month Club Patterns - make your Christmas gifts before the holiday season this year with a selection of free crochet scarf patterns every Month in 2016. Hope you love this one! It is one of my very favorite scarf patterns!
Any Season Asymmetrical Crochet Shawlette
You'll love having the stylish Any Season Asymmetrical Crochet Shawlette in your wardrobe! This easy crochet pattern is one you can wear any day of the year.
From the blogger: "A beautiful shawlette pattern to show off that gorgeous hank of yarn you've been saving! It features an asymmetrical look that and can be worn all year long, hence the name, Any Season Asymmetrical Crochet Shawlette! The shawlette requires 1 hank fingering weight yarn, approximately 445 yds (shown here in Manos del Uruguay Alegria in the colorway A2545 Pewter), or more for a larger shawl, a US E / 3.5 mm hook, and scissors and needle.
