Wrap yourself in the warmth of this generously sized fashion accessory. The asymmetric shape and zig zag edge gives it a refreshing and updated look and the filet crochet edges add a touch of elegance. There are so many different configurations for wearing this wrap too. I made it in a self striping yarn, but it would look lovely in solids as well. This is a perfect addition to your fall wardrobe or holiday gift giving too!
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Crochet Zig Zag Scarf Pattern
Crochet this Zig-Zag scarf with a Tunisian-free pattern. Use different colors and transitions to make this super cute scarf. Use 1-skein of fingering weight yarn in two colorways and a 5.0mm crochet hook to create this wrap in adjustable sizes. However, you can change the size of this crochet scarf by changing the number of rows. On the other hand, you also need to use the hook according to yarn and pattern needs.
Crax Gradient Shawl
The Crax Gradient Shawl will allow you to create a large crochet shawl with fascinating mosaic crochet design using your favourite gradient yarn. Crax Gradient Shawl is a generously sized shawl worked sideways on the bias, from one tip to the opposite edge. The compination of asymmetric triangle shaping and mosaic colorwork using a gradient yarn makes this pattern a great project for those of you looking to expand your crochet skills. Although the pattern is written in one size, it could be easily made larger or smaller by adding or omitting pattern repeats. The shifting colors keep the work interesting. Team up your favourite gradient yarn (self-striping yarn) with a contrasting solid and create this intriguing Crax Gradient Shawl. The pattern uses US crochet terminology and includes step-by-step mosaic crochet tutorial.
Storm Ridge Wrap
The Storm Ridge Wrap is an easy, beginner friendly wrap that's the essence of coziness. Worked sideways, from tip to tip you can easily adjust the size to your liking. Named partly for the beautiful blues in Red Heart's Roll With It Tweed yarn and the crochet ridges created by the blo (back loop only) technique. I love how the yarn does all the color work for me and that means less ends to weave in-win win!"
