The In Bloom crochet triangle shawl pattern creates a crochet wrap that is is perfect for spring and easy to crochet. This asymmetrical crochet shawl pattern uses the crossed double crochet stitch for it's personality, and works up quickly and easily. You can use a self striping Caron Cotton Cake as I have for additional personality, or choose your favorite yarn for this crochet triangle shawl.
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Ice To Bloom Shawl
The Ice To Bloom Shawl is a great crochet shawl for spring. It's skill level easy and works up quickly. To crochet this pattern you'll need 2 skeins of gradient cake yarn. This crochet shawl is the perfect shawl for spring. I've already shared how the name is inspired by the colors of the yarn used, but there's more reasons to why I love a shawl like that for spring. The shawl is made using DK weight yarn, which makes a rather thin, not bulky shawl. It's perfect to wear as a wrap around your shoulders with a cardigan as the season change from winter to spring. It's definitely a great way to keep warm while leaving the winter coat at home.
Sweet Cake Crochet Shawl Pattern
Use your yarn cakes to make this Sweet Cake Crochet Shawl Pattern! It's easy to work up a triangle shawl with this beautiful variegated yarn. Color changing becomes effortless when you use one "cake" of yarn to make this project. This is a great pattern for beginners and experienced crocheters alike. You need to know how to make crochet clusters, which creates a beautiful granny stitch effect. If you love the traditional look of granny squares, you'll love this crochet shawl! A traditional style gets a modern update when cluster stitches meet vibrant colors.
Piece of Cake Caron Cakes Cowl Pattern
This easy, modern "Piece of Cake Cowl" is going to become your go-to accessory for fall and winter! Despite looking elegant, this pattern is simple to make even if you're not an experienced pattern-reader. The cowl is the perfect project for on-the-go crocheting as you will have the pattern memorized quickly. And because Caron Cakes chooses the color combos for you, you skip the stress of choosing colors. This simple one-skein project makes and inexpensive gift--crochet one for everyone you know!
Sunset Flame Crochet Scarf
This attractive crochet scarf is made from Caron Cake yarn using broomstick lace and crossed trebles. Such combination of yarn and different stitches gives the scarf nice texture and makes it eye catching! Yarn Caron Cakes, worsted #4 weight yarn (7.1 oz/200 g, 383 yds/350 m), 1 cake Pumpkin Spice Hook and Other Materials US Size H-8 (5 mm) crochet hook Size US 50 (25 mm) knitting needles (or, broomstick lace pin size 50) Stitch Marker Yarn needle Sizes/Finished Measurements The scarf is about 8” (20 1/2 cm) wide and 61” (155 cm) long including fringe. You can make it longer by making more repeats. Additional yarn will be needed.
Criss Cross Stitch Infinity Scarf
This infinity scarf has beautiful texture and works up quickly and easily. The alternating rows of criss cross stitches and double crochet stitches help keep the project nice and easy, but also very eye-catching. This is a one Caron Cake crochet project. There are so many Caron Cake colorways to choose from (Cake Pop is pictured here). Check out this beginner friendly free pattern and start your Criss Cross Stitch Infinity Scarf today! Happy crocheting!
Caramel Fudge Ripple Wrap
The Caramel Fudge Ripple Wrap is a simple and easy crochet wrap pattern. The stylish wrap or shawl looks gorgeous in both self-striping and solid yarns. The silt stitch is easy to do once you master the repeat. And, the stitch naturally tilts so the wrap also slants slightly on the bias for a stylish look. The wrap is generous in size. It can be worn several ways. Wrap it over one shoulder. Or, drape it over both shoulders. This pattern would also work well as an easy crochet prayer shawl pattern.
Cake Dots Scarf
The Cake Dots Scarf is a very pretty scarf that uses one Caron Cake to complete. The pattern includes instructions to make an infinity scarf, a regular scarf, and even an over-sized scarf. The regular scarf takes one 7 oz. skein of worsted weight yarn. The example in the pattern is made with Red Heart. The over-sized scarf takes 12 oz. of worsted weight yarn. The example in the pattern uses Caron One Pound. The pattern could also be worked with less repeats to make a cowl.
