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$8.00Crimson Nights, the crochet shawl that’s as enchanting as a moonlit rendezvous. This moody masterpiece unfolds in the sultry hues of red, black, and gray fingering-weight yarn, creating a captivating dance of colors. The magic begins at the top with a symphony of double crochet stitches, each one adding to the allure of the crescent shape. The six panels tell a tale of passion and creativity. But it’s the bottom that steals the show – an exquisite open lace that whispers of mystery and romance. Wrap yourself in the warmth of Crimson Nights, where every stitch is a love note, and every wear is a chapter in your crochet romance.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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$8.00Lilacs Forever is the ultimate romantic shawl! Crocheted in deep lilac fingering weight yarn, this shawl features a simple yet stunning openwork pattern that is perfect for the cool evenings of spring. The showstopper? A ruffled shell edging, seamlessly crocheted with a 4-row repeat alongside the main body. You’ll love how fast it is to make and the versatility it brings. Its elegance made it easy!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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$7.00Imperial Command is a wide scarf that is simple to make with just a 3-row repeat! Originally designed for the Forbidden Fiber Co’s “12 Days of the Empire” Mystery kit, I used 12 mini skeins for a color block look. Perfect for gradients, tonals and even a fade set, what will your scarf be?
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
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$8.00Whodunit?
The Shawl of Suspicion uses a combination f one full hank and 12 mini skeins of fingering weigh yarn in a clue like fashion! Originally designed for the Forbidden Fiber Co’s Clue mystery kit, the shawl was reveled in 13 separate “clues” now you have the chance to make your own generously sized shawl with your own color scheme!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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$8.00Imagine wrapping yourself in the Enchanted Vine shawl on a cool evening. This shawl is like a love story in stitches, worked from side to side. As you crochet each stitch, you’ll feel like you are weaving a tale of romance.
The main body and edging of this shawl come together seamlessly, just like two hearts entwined. The pattern dances like vines, creating a delicate lace section that’s reminiscent of climbing ivy. And oh, the leafy edging! It’s like the promise of a new beginning, just like the first leaves of spring.
When you wear the Enchanted Vine shawl, you’ll feel like you’re in a fairy tale. It’s a cozy embrace with a touch of magic, perfect for adding a little romance to any outfit.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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$8.00To The Point was designed as an introduction to side-to side shawls with a twist – you will change colors for the edging right in the middle of the row without cutting the yarn. The working yarns are carried up the shawl right where the changes are made and allow for the strands to be hidden neatly in the shawl as you work. (Be sure to check out the video included in the notes)
What I like best about this type of shawl is that you can easily lengthen or shorten the width of the shawl by adding or removing 4-row repeats at center or at both sides of the center. There is no other math needed to update the edging due to the changes in length. So it is perfect for both beginners and advanced crocheters alike.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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$8.00Pink Icing is the perfect topping to any outfit. Working from side to side, this shawl can be adjusted in length quickly and easily just by adding or removing repeats on either side of the center. And what I think is truly the “icing” on the shawl is that you are working both the main body and edging at the same time. This means that you only have just a few ends to weave in when you are done. SCORE!
I chose a yarn with Cashmere to add warmth for fall and even winter months, you could easily use a fingering weight with some cotton, linen or even silk for the perfect summer shawl too. Your options are endless when you get to choose the color of your icing!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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$8.00One of my bucket list items is to see the Aurora Borealis live. So when I saw the color Aurora from Polka Dot Sheep, I knew I had to create something using that color!
This half-circle shawl looks far more complicated than it actually is. The main body of the shawl is actually done in all double crochets – it’s the color changes (that you don’t have to cut or carry) that give it interest! The shawl ends with a lacy edging just ready to finish off the last of the two colors.
Choose a variegated and a solid in any combination to make his shawl your own. And be sure to share your combination with me!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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$7.00Gentle Waves is a spectacular pattern that you don’t have to work hard at. Using a gradient yarn, you start at the bottom tip and work your way up. It would be beautiful in tonal, speckled, variegated, and long striping yarns too.
The best part? You can make this shawl in any weight yarn you desire and just continue or stop when it is wide enough for you!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
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$7.00Originally inspired by the colors of Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park, Glacier is a fast and fun shawlette. Work the main field in an easy-to-memorize 4-row repeat from end to end. Then add a simple yet complex-looking edge in a coordinating color. The bandit style allows for an easy-to-wear piece such as a cowl, tied scarf, or simple shawlette. The colors and options are endless!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
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$8.00Cloudberry is a two-part pattern, a smaller scarf pattern that uses just one hank of the featured yarn, or the larger shawl pattern that uses two hanks of that same yarn. The interior panel is made with a 6-row repeat that allows for easy adjustment for the length. The gorgeous berry and mesh lace is bordered by double crochets which makes finishing a breeze.
The scarf is made on a short edge and you crochet until you have the desired length. The shawl has a bit of a twist – 90 degrees actually. Work the shawl on the long edge – this means more stitches on the row, but fewer rows to make. Changing the direction of the lace gives a different look, and more options to make our project unique.
Cloudberries are a type of berry that is native to the PNW. Also known as Salmonberry, I can remember seeing these all over the hiking trails in the northwestern part of Washington state. This pattern brought back some cool memories of hiking with my children when they were younger.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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$8.00Originally designed as the featured crochet pattern for the Forbidden Fiber Co.’s Halloween Kit 2022, Eastwick is an amazing chevron shawl that is perfect for those mini skeins you have in your stash. After a few setup rows, you will just keep going with a simple 2-row repeat until the very end. This makes it a great stash-busting project, or even a great way to use up those leftover balls of yarn from other projects. You can keep using the repeat until it is the width and length you desire!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
