The Lisa Wrap was inspired by my Fins Wrap, and can be made to any size you would like, you are only limited by how much yarn you have! The sample was made with 1 full skein of Lisa Souza Hardtwist, 100% Superwash Merino. Buy a second skein for a nice long wrap, or stay with just one skein for a pretty, smaller wrap as seen in the sample. So grab your hook and get creating!
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Twisted Strands Wrap
Jacob's ladder crochet is used in the Twisted Strands Wrap to add texture and show off the lovely Cascade 220 Superwash Wave yarn. It has rounded ends finished off with a long braided tassel. This wrap is a wonderful way to dress up and warm up your outfit. Though this pattern is listed as intermediate, a confident beginner could complete it. Yarn: Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Wave: 100% Superwash Wool, (100 g / 220 yds), size 4 (Worsted Weight) Grape 117 - 5 skeins (450 g / 990 yds)
Vintage Shells Crochet Wrap
I have recently found 2 new loves: a vintage shell stitch, and rainbow yarn. I mix the two together to come up with this fabulous rectangular wrap. It just makes me so happy. The wrap is nice and long so you can style it a multitude of ways. You could also make one half as long by just using one skein of yarn and stopping before the second is added on. Either way, you will be the height of style!
California Wrap
The Crochet California Wrap is here. This easy, beginner friendly wrap pattern uses a large hook and the front loop only technique to lend this gorgeous wrap its drape and flow. I love how the Crochet California Wrap turned out. These colors are so reminiscent of the area in California where I live. We have a lot of trees, but it's relatively dry which gives us plenty of dry dusty land with those golden hills. The second reason I choose this name is the lightweight nature of the wrap. Even in our hottest season the mornings can be cool and a light shawl for your shoulders is perfect.
Maia Triangular Shawl
This simple crochet triangle shawl pattern is easily modified for different seasons. The long, isosceles triangle shape makes it easy to wrap around the shoulders and the lace edging adds a touch of elegance. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, double crochet, single crochet, slip stitch Crocheting flat in rows (for main body of shawl), crocheting in the round (for edging), increasing, crocheting in chain spaces, decreasing, changing color Special stitch patterns: dc2tog and dc4tog (with written explanation and linked photo tutorials in pattern) Skill Level Easy Finished Size Customizable. Photographed sample measures 62” (157.5 cm) across wingspan x 11” (28 cm) deep along spine. Materials Cascade 220 Superwash yarn (100% superwash wool, 3.5 oz/100 g, 220 yd/200 m) - 2 skeins in 1915 Banana Cream (MC) and 1942 Mint, or approximately 350 yd (320 m) in MC and 80 yd (73 m) in any light medium weight yarn. US Size I-9/5.5 mm crochet hook, or any size needed to obtain correct gauge. Stitch markers. Yarn needle. Gauge 15 sts x 8 rows = 4” (10 cm) in shawl pattern before blocking. Exact gauge is not critical for this project.
Brielle Shawl
"The Brielle shawl is an asymmetrical shawl and works up in no time using dk yarn, for this project i used King Cole Luxury Merino DK, if you are after a substitute yarn i would recommend the Cascade 220 yarn in dk superwash. Both yarns are superwash yarn as that type of yarn tends to stretch which for some patterns might not be a good thing but for this one it is perfect as it really stretches out the chain and double crochet stitches which we want as it gives the shawl more of a ‘drapey look'."
