You can use your favourite gradient yarn cake to make this beautiful flowing wrap/shawl! This easy to wear rectangular shawl is worked in a four-row repeat crochet pattern, and it's easy to customize for your perfect size. It would be perfect to add a splash of colour to a winter coat, or as a light shawl for warmer weather. Most similar weight (fingering) gradient yarn cakes will have between 800m to 1000m of yarn and work great for this pattern.
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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

Orange Blossom
The easiest crochet triangle shawl ever! Learn how to crochet a beginner triangle shawl using only double crochet stitches. Gauge is not important for this project and the shawl can be made in any weight yarn! If you want to use fingering weight yarn like I used for this pattern, you will need
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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

Dancing Baubles Rectangular Shawl Poncho
This dancing baubles rectangular shawl poncho is an easy rectangular crochet pattern that is worked up in a lightweight yarn. It is perfect for the summer and transitional weather too. Something Special and Unique in Rectangle Shawls While this shawl can be draped over your shoulders and worn as a
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Florentina Shawl
Florentina is a light and delicate Crochet Lace Triangle Shawl made in a beautiful gradient yarn. This pretty shawl works up quickly with an easy 2-row repeat pattern. Add a small fringe for a stylish touch! Blocking is recommended to open up the stitches in the lace pattern, creating a diaphanous
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