Willow

Comfy and elegant, the Willow shrug is perfect for any outfit you toss on, take a strapless dress and throw the Willow shrug on to drape beautifully down your arms giving you more coverage and modesty while still wearing the clothes you love.

Put on a pair of jeggings and a top throw the Willow shrug on with the front and back panels in front and lace the sides up or even belt it giving you a tunic style accent piece to jazz up any outfit.

Cold outside? wrap the Willow shrug around your neck like any other scarf and throw you a jacket on and you're ready to head outside in the colder climates.

whether you're going through summer, and you need a light lacy piece to finish an outfit or in the middle of winter and need extra warmth around your neck, the Willow shrug has you covered, being able to wear the piece in so many different ways makes the Willow shrug perfect for any weather that comes your way!

Things you will need to know.

I consider Willow to be an advanced beginner pattern but if you know your basic crochet stitches, I am sure you can make the Willow shrug!

Gauge

● 14 Stitches = 4”, 4.5 Rows = 4” in pattern

Finished sizes

● Sm/Med- 32” x 52.5”

● Lg/1x- 48” x 55.5”

● 2x/3x- 56” x 59.5”

Note: The multiple is in the pattern so if you don't see your size and you're able to do a little math you can always change the size to fit your need.

Stitch Key

Sk – Skip

Ch – Chain

Sc – Single Crochet

Dc – Double Crochet

Tr – Triple Crochet

V-st – V-stitch

Rep – Repeat

Sp – Space

Beg - Beginning

Supplies needed

2 (2,3) skeins of Knitpicks Provincial Tweed

or 450,(500, 550) yds of a worsted weight

yarn.

Hook: US I 9 / 5.5mm (or what is needed to

obtain gauge)

Tapestry Needle, Scissors, Measuring Tape

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I hope you enjoy this pattern as well as all the other patterns available in this event!

If you have any questions, feel free to message me over at missourimakes@yahoo.com

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