This shawl takes the form of a large wrap whose edges overlap the main body of the garment, such that the shawl can be worn as-is without the struggle of wrapping a flat garment. The flouncy ruffles happen naturally in the pattern!
It’s an easy-to-wear shawl too, and looks great wrapped around the waist too!
Given all of this, it won’t need to be blocked! The simple stitch pattern shows through even without stretching.
Don’t you deserve a little extra in your life!
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Hook
US 7 (4.5mm)
Yarn
Sweet Paprika Adagio (70% Silk, 30% Camel/378 yards [346 m]): Pomegranate, 2 skeins.
The sample used approximately 600 yards.
Thanks to Sweet Paprika for providing the yarn for this design and to Judy for crocheting it!
Size
The sample was worked with 22 rows.
14.5” (37 cm) depth and 27” (68.5 cm) at the widest diameter.
Notions
Tapestry needle, 4 stitch markers.
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About the Designer: Varsha
About the Designer: VarshaVarsha is an aspiring fashion designer and crochet entrepreneur from India. She learned to crochet at the age of 5 from her mother and has loved it ever since.
She has always been interested in designing her own patterns and loves to sport what she makes. Her favorite techniques are Tunisian crochet, modular crochet and color work.
A fan of the classics, Varsha loves to use simple stitches in short repeats to create symmetric patterns that are easy to follow. Her preferred fibers to workwith are cotton and silk, but she can’t resist the crunch of chunky wool! Shecan often be found petting and cooing over a big, fat ball of yarn before getting to work!
Congratulations on this gorgeous design, Varsha!
It’s wonderful to see young girls like you pick up crafts like crochet and knitting and work your wonders! Looking forward to seeing many more of your designs published here in Knotions and other international magazines. All the very best 🙂
I love it when knotions designers support each other!
Thanks Jaya 🙂