The Simple Elegance Shawl is a two row repeat that creates a gorgeous textured stitch pattern that is different on both sides! You can choose which side you like better!
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Shawls
Moody Blue Shawl
The Moody Blue Shawl is an elegant triangle shawl that boasts optional beading, giving it a luxurious feel with a little bit of sparkle! With a simple one row repeat, this shawl works up super quickly because of the taller triple crochet stitches.
Read morePebble Shawl
The Pebble Shawl was a joy to make and while I was working on it, I couldn’t help but think about how it would make such a wonderful gift this holiday season or for any occasion for that matter. It works up quickly and is considered an Easy/Intermediate level crochet pattern.
Read moreMelon Ball Shawl
I’m very excited to share the Melon Ball Shawl pattern with you today! I would classify this project as an Easy/Intermediate level pattern so if you are newer to crochet and looking for a next level challenge, this pattern is for you! And for those of you seasoned pro’s, this pattern is still very enjoyable and works up quickly.
Read moreDovetail Wrap
Whoa, mamma, am I excited to share the Dovetail Wrap crochet pattern with you all today! I am so in love with how this wrap turned out that I want one in every color. The drape is absolutely amazing!
Read moreSoaring Hearts Shawl
The Soaring Hearts Shawl is a fantastic C2C (corner to corner) pattern for Valentine’s Day or any day that you’re wanting to show a little love! You can use two colors or a whole rainbow of hearts to create a simple and stunning shawl that is sure to gain the wearer a ton of compliments!
Read moreFlurry Wrap
I absolutely love the color combination that I used for this Flurry Wrap. There is just something so classic about Ivory, Country Blue and Grey! Don’t you agree?
Creamsicle Wrap
Creamsicle Wrap
Hey there!
Did you ever start out making something with an idea in mind only to discover that, whoops, that’s not what I intended to make? Well that’s what happened with this pattern. Originally I was going to make a nice summery scarf. As I started working and getting further into the pattern, I realized that I made it too wide!
Oh well. Now it’s a wrap! Actually it can be multiple things and I love the pattern more now that I messed it up than I did the original idea. Sometimes life is funny that way. 🙂
May Flowers Shawl
May Flowers Shawl
Hey there!
April showers bring May flowers!
Here is the second shawl in the themed set. Last week I released the pattern for the April Showers Shawl that you can see at the link. Be sure to check it out. It has raindrop shaped holes. How cute is that! Read more
April Showers Shawl
The April Showers Shawl brings smiling faces! 😀
Hey there!
Spring is here and surprise, surprise it’s raining! (At least it’s too warm to snow. 😉 )
So my little family was sitting in Denny’s waiting for our orders after we finished shopping at Hobby Lobby for yarn for my newest project, when my husband says to me, “I’ve got this idea for a set of themed shawls.” My husband usually comes up with some pretty good ideas, I must say, but I don’t think he was expecting the reaction he got after telling me this idea.