Scarves aren't just for winter! This Emerald Green Skinny Scarf may be worked up in super bulky yarn, but it's a nice skinny scarf that's comfortable enough to wear any time of the year. This free crochet scarf pattern is made using the chainless foundation stitch and it's long enough to wrap around your neck three times so you can stay cozy at all times. A nice big button adds the perfect finishing touch.
Peafowl Feathers crochet shawl is triangular crochet shawl with slightly different construction. The pattern starts with a triangle that is worked in round around all three sides. Later the work continues in rows around two sides only to increased the width. The lacy shells border is worked at the end around two sides only. The pattern uses custom made gradient yarn cake but would work well with commercial yarn cakes like Scheepjes or Rico Degrade. It uses 800 m of 3-ply yarn and 4 mm crochet hook.
Get ready for the best accessory of the season with this Extra Special Summer Lace Scarf. If you've always wanted to crochet with lace but didn't know where to start, this is your chance. This crochet lace scarf is perfect for the warm weather when you want to wear a tank top but not feel too bare around the shoulders. Crochet lace is fun to use and creates an extra special project that is light, unique, and beautiful all in one. This crochet scarf project is also a good one to wear as fall is beginning as it's a light scarf that won't feel too weighty underneath a light fall jacket.
Colorful crochet shawl patterns are always so much fun to make, and so is this Lacy Sunset Crochet Shawl Pattern. With a gorgeous orange, pink, and purple color scheme, the finished project is sure to remind you of the colorful sky at dawn or dusk. Imagine how chic this crochet shawl will look if you decide to wear it during a night on the town or even to a family barbecue in the summer. With so many options, you can't go wrong! This free pattern is a wonderful project that will add color to any outfit.
The funky colors of the 1970s meet today's popular crochet chevron pattern in this 1970s Inspired Chevron Scarf. The bold colors work flawlessly with the rainbow striped design, and it would be the perfect item for a throwback party or to bring some of that classic style back into your everyday wardrobe. With basic crochet stitches, this is an easy crochet scarf that you can work up quickly for yourself and friends. This is a crochet scarf pattern that cannot go out of style, so throw this on for some extra warmth and a pop of color when the weather starts getting chilly.
Have you ever wanted to learn to crochet a shawl with a pretty texture? The Picot Crochet Shawl uses two strands of yarn held together for some sections. The Hawthrone Tonal Hand Painted Yarn paired with the Aloft Hand Painted Mohair Yarn creates a soft and cozy wrap. I second-guessed this pattern a few times; that just happens in the design process. I ended up frogging a couple of times because I wanted to mohair to be just right in the shawl pattern. However, I am pleased with the outcome using the Aloft Hand Painted Mohair Yarn on some of the rows and not the entire triangle shawl. And the transition between the two strands of yarn and then one strand of Hawthorne Tonal Hand Paint became my favorite part.
The Willow Shawl is a sideways, asymmetrical shawl which begins with just a few stitches at one tip and grows to its widest point, that is easily adaptable to any amount of yarn you have, or any thickness of yarn The pattern is easily adjusted to any size by simply adding or reducing repeat sections. The entire shawl is worked in an easy and meditative back and forth moss stitch pattern with intriguing V-stitch rows and serrated edge. Involving only easy crochet stitches, this crochet shawl pattern is fascinating but easy enough to finish quickly. The stitch pattern is perfect for those who love meditative and easy patterns which you can memorize easily. The pattern uses US crochet terminology and contains full written instruction and chart.
This quick 'n easy project will be your new go-to pattern. It's light, airy, and refreshing- just like my dear friend Coraline. It can wrap across the front and draped over the shoulders or roll up and joined on the side. It may be called a mini wrap, but it is extremely versatile.
I sometimes find that working on a wrap, throw or other large project can get a little boring, but not this one! This design is worked in rows of different stitch combinations to create various types of textures and lace. I love how the stitching plays with the color changes too. Then I added a border worked in rounds on the base and finally an edging is worked on the short ends - it's one little twist after another to keep you interested and layer the beauty! Designed in #2 Fine Weight Size: One size - approximately 68” wide x 22” tall
