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Not all viruses are bad!
Although the virus shawl pattern has been well known for a long time, it has now it mutated into a few different patterns. All of these mutations are absolutely stunning and are crochet-friendly. I would say they are even beginner-friendly so you are safe and newbies have nothing to worry about. Overall, the uniqueness of the mutated virus stitch is now a part of a greater variety of projects. Thus, the re is absolutely no reason for you not to explore this absolutely glorious pattern.
Starting with a Granny Shawl
Indeed, the combination of the virus shawl and a granny square makes for an absolutely stunning idea for a blanket. To summarize, the combination of two triangle shawls into a square blanket makes this a snap, and gives lots of development possibilities.
Skills: easy Designer: Pat Foster
The full article about this pattern is here:
more info about TinasAllsorts’s project at Raverly.
Starting with a Granny Blanket
Additionally, here is another mutated virus project which starts with a granny square and continues with alternating layers of virus stitch and granny crochet.
Skills: easy Designer: Pat Foster
The full article about this pattern is here:
more info about Hwild’s project at Raverly.
Textured Virus Blanket
However, if you wish to play with mutated virus textures, here is your project! This stunning combination of a color gradient and textures is consequently a stunner.
Skills: easy Designer: Charlee Roberts
The full article about this pattern is here:
more info about more info about Hwild’s project at Raverly.
Mutated Virus Shawl A and B
Additionally, we have this lacy and airy beauty with a gorgeous texture. Of course, it’s beautiful in monochrome but a gentle color gradient fits beautifully as well.
Skills: easy Designer: Linda Conlon
The full article about this pattern is here:
More info about project photographed on Ravelry.
Vironcho
Lastly, here is a mutated virus project that’s not only wearable, but also functional. Moreover, it’s also quite beautiful, so it will accessorize wonderfully with other outfits.
Skills: easy Designer: Renate Schattschneider
The full article about this pattern is here:
More info about Vironcho photographed on Ravelry.
Virus Sort of Blanket
This beautiful pattern which repeats after a few rounds will not only enable you to make any size of blanket you want, but will also grow quickly. This is a perfect pattern for those who would like to try their first virus blanket, but also for crocheters who have made a few of them and want to try something a little different.
Skills: Easy Designer: Stephanie Pokorny
Go to the pattern: Virus Sort of Blanket & Florida Blanket
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