Inspiration comes from all places. For me I am constantly inspired by color, texture and shape. It is so incredibly special when those 3 inspirations come together for a design that pops, is beautiful, easy to make, and just a delight to wear. This Galway Shawl uses the Hedgehog yarn with its soft fiber and colors that blend and pop beautifully. You can wear this shawl as a shawl or as a comfortable scarf for the colder season.

This is a one-skein crochet shawl made from Lion Brand Shawl in a Cake yarn. It is a versatile pattern that can be worn in the winter or summer. Just pick the right colors for your season. Light and airy, you won't even know you are wearing this around your neck. It has an asymmetrical triangle shape that looks beautiful when draped. The shawl has an easy shaping that both experienced and beginner crocheters will enjoy.

Mariposa was given its name by some of the amazing artists in my local knit and crochet group because they said the shawl looks like a butterfly. I really enjoyed creating Mariposa, it's an easy and fun pattern to make and the yarn is a joy to work with. Nurturing Fibres Eco-Fusion yarn is made in South Africa, and the American distributor, Good Loops Yarn, has given me a discount code for all of you! Just look in the pattern.

I love creating crocheted scarves because they are so easy to make, they are also very quick to finish, and you can use them over and over! Since we're almost in spring, I created a lightweight spring infinity scarf that can be worn during spring time and even summer time. Is crocheted using a very fine crochet thread, but of course you can create it with bulky yard if you need something for fall or winter.

Next, this sunset shawl combines a fabulous texture with a color gradient evocative of a sunset later in the evening. Indeed, there are absolutely no words to describe how wonderful this project is.

Perfect for those cold winter days and chilly winds, this cozy crochet scarf is the essential accessory to keep warm. This scarf is so easy to make, catering to beginners or those just looking for a simple, relaxing project. This scarf gives the same amount of comfort and warmth as any other but is half the cost. It is an affordable and easy winter accessory that all crochet lovers will enjoy. This scarf's thick texture not only provides the warmth you need, but delivers the high quality accessory you deserve.

From the Blogger: "This is an easy one skein project that works up into a thick and cozy scarf.

This intermediate crochet wrap uses fingering weight yarn and combines chevron sections with a light and lacy main body. The wrap is slightly asymmetrical and can be made monochromatic, using two yarns or even a fade! The wrap works up quickly but will definitely need to be blocked to open up the stitches. There is also a YouTube video tutorial to guide you through the process. Pattern can be found on my blog along with photos.

This light and lacy butterfly scarf inspired by Lady Edith, of Downton Abbey, and how marvelous she looks in Green. I always felt she was the beauty of the 3 girls. She was always overlooked, and under-appreciated. She is Elegant, yet simple. Quiet, yet Strong.

Work in rounds to make this fabulous Hexagonal Motif Shawl; the design is just so pretty and delicate. Follow the diagram for this free crochet shawl pattern and you will love your end product. Using a white DK weight yarn can be the perfect addition for a wedding; any other color can be used as an every day shawl.