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It’s a shrug! It’s a poncho! It’s a wrap! It’s a caplet! This convertible cozy-maker is perfect to bundle up for a woodland walk. It is worked in corner-to-corner crochet technique (diagonal rows, like entrelac) and it is remarkably intuitive and flies off the hook. I have added buttonholes on each side so that you can wear it many different ways to suit your mood. I used mix-matched buttons (vintage selection from my grandmother’s stash), but whether you make this prim and proper or a bit eclectic, put your spin on it to make it your own.
Have fun trying out the different ways of wearing it - and make sure to take a picture and show us your favorite! Our favorite styles so far: - Shrug - Poncho - Capelet It is available in small, medium or large sizes. You’ll need 3-4 skeins of DK yarn, 8 buttons and a darning needle for assembly. I used a gradient yarn to accentuate the diagonal rows. We hope that you have lots of fun and share your pictures with us @graydaycrochet Insta: www.instagram.com/GrayDayCrochet FB: www.facebook.com/GrayDayCrochetMK For more information, see: www.graydaycrochet.com Craft: Crochet Category: Neck / Torso → Shawl / Wrap Published: July 2018 Suggested yarn: Rowan Colourspun Yarn weight: DK / 8 ply (11 wpi) Gauge: 2 repeats = 2 inches in 2 normal dc squares for corner to corner crochet Hook size: 5.0 mm (H) Yardage: 444 - 592 yards (406 - 541 m) Sizes available: Small, Medium and Large Crochet terminology: US |
