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Lace-like shawls and cowls come in a dizzying variety of designs, colors and styles. Here are some that will definitely hit the spot in terms of their vibrant hues and lacy patterning. Best of all, these patterns are beginner-friendly, so that even those of us taking our first steps can make these wonderful garments.
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Dragonfly Bandana Cowl Free Crochet Pattern
This cowl is inspired by the dizzying variety of colors you can find on dragonflies, further highlighted by the dragonfly motif in the stitching. The Dragonfly Cowl is a beautiful hippy-trippy scarf that can demonstrate your wilder side. You could even use it to spice up a more sombre, everyday outfit. It’s not too difficult to make and works up quickly, so that you can have it ready to wear this spring. A link to a free pattern is at the end of the post.
Skills: Easy Designer: Maria Bittner
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Skills: Easy Designer: Knottie by Nature
My Blue Jeans Shawl Free Crochet Pattern
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Gypsy Queen Shawl
This beautiful shawl will be a perfect cover against chill during summer evenings. Gypsy Queen Shawl is designed to be big enough to wrap up in, but you can easily adjust size by eliminating rows. Base square measure 4” x 4” (10cm x 10cm). The shawl is made from the center corner up.
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Marina Shawl
With summer approaching, this lacy, airy shawl with its blue and green hues reminiscent of water a warm beach is just the thing to prepare. Also, using the Red Heart It’s A Wrap yarn will give it a gentle gradient from edge to edge, rather than sharply divided lines. It’s definitely a soft accent you should use.
Skills: Easy Designer: Harlee Wentworth
Go to the pattern: Marina Shawl