This Havra Crochet Wrap pattern combines a simple stitch, bias crocheting and ombre yarn to create a wearable crochet shawl that may be worn in a variety of ways! Because of its construction, Havra Wrap is totally adjustable both in length and in width. With a repetitive yet interesting stitch pattern, this calming crochet pattern is straightforward to follow, but accessible to the adventurous beginner!
One thing I really love about crochet is how creative you can get, especially when you are designing! When I was learning how to crochet I was so focused on following a pattern that I never thought much about stitch combinations. However, now it's amazing what a few simple stitches can become when you combine them in different ways to create a modern crochet pattern! I really hope you enjoy my How to Crochet a Wrap Project!"
I absolutely love the colors in this one, because I think that purple, yellow and great really work amazing together. It's a classic project, that will embellish your home no matter if your style is more vintage or modern, therefore you really have to try this one!
This fantastic, colorful headwrap in the pictures below was made by Danielle Arseniuk and it's a simple, yet really elegant project, that you will absolutely love to wear this upcoming winter time. It has limitless colour options and is really a great piece to add to your wardrobe!
"Worked back and forth in rows on the bias, the Monochrome Bias Wrap is a great compromise between easy crocheting and a little bit of interest to keep you entertained. This bias crochet wrap is worked in sections with some easy, mindless single crochet parts for a relaxing crocheting experience, and interspersed with interesting sections of mosaic crochet. It's long enough to wrap around the neck multiple times or to drape loosely over shoulders in numerous ways. This pattern is suited to both experienced crocheters and those eager for a challenge. The pattern uses US crochet terminology and includes step-by-step mosaic crochet tutorial."
"A beautiful and elegant rectangle shawl. This is a 1 row repeat shawl. The edges add a nice lace detail that use the Y-Stitch. The pattern uses Lion Brand Summer Nights held double stranded. A sport weight or a DK weight yarn can also be used to make this shawl but held single stranded. There are notes within the pattern that easily explain how to adjust the width and the length. A great shawl to dress up or wear casual."
"If there's one thing I love about this wrap, it's the feel of it on my shoulders. Weighing in at just over 8 oz total, this gorgeous open work crochet design is lightweight and airy, yet substantial enough to offer a bit of coverage and warmth on chilly nights. I am just in LOVE with the drape of this and I know you'll fall in love in love with it too! The design reminds me of happy little buzzing bees. "
This stunning, vibrant green crochet prayer shawl in the pictures below was made by LoopinglyMade. The colors really make it so unique and stunning! What's more, it's really easy to make, with two stitch repeats only. Let me know if you like it!
Next, this gorgeous cowl vest/wrap/shawl is an absolute gem. Thus, if you want one out of the ordinary and to stand out, you can't to better.
"What I love about cocoon wraps is the easy construction. If sweaters intimidate you then start with a cocoon wrap! It's as easy as crocheting a rectangle for the body. Not only is it a confidence builder but it's a relaxing project for the experienced crocheter. You can also customize this two-color garment to match your closet color style. There are times where I've wanted to leave the house in a blanket and this is just the cozy yet fashionable way to be comfortable and fashion-forward. It's also perfect for those cozy evenings around a campfire. I wrote this in three different sizes for everyone to enjoy."
