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So, it’s evening in the summer and it’s time to wrap up a bit without going overboard. However looks are still just as important. Therefore, here are some ideas for a summer night shawl, perfect for keeping your neck warm but also ideal as an accessory. Of course, you can wear one of these shawls anytime and anywhere, but a summer evening is where they truly shine. However, if you think they look too fancy to attempt, don’t be afraid. After all, these are definitely not beyond the reach of an ambitious beginner.
Windsurfer Shawl
This summer night shawl uses bands with two alternating color gradients to achieve a shimmering, alternating pattern. In particular, I love the visible spectrum and earth-tone combination.
Skills: easy Designer: Johanna Lindahl
The full tutorial you will find on Mijo Crochet blog: Windsurfer Shawl
Daphne Shawl
On the airier side, this summer night shawl is an absolutely wonderful, lacy little gem. Without a doubt it will accesorize with anything, but in particular with an elegant evening outfit.
Skills: easy Designer: Suzanne Carlson
The full tutorial about this pattern you will find on Crafting Each Day blog: Daphne Shawl
Mobius Shawl Wrap
Go to the pattern: Mobius Shawl Wrap Free Crochet Pattern
The Hurricane Shawl
This pattern will rock you like a hurricane! It symbolizes the power of crocheting and the unstoppable creative spirit. This delicious cocktail of colors is the pure essence of feminine charm. Are you under its spell already?
Skills: Upper Beginner Designer: Shell Bachant
Go to the original pattern: The Hurricane Shawl
This Is Me Shawl
This pattern is all about you. The beautiful shawl can be personalized to match your mood and your outfit, from the most simple hippy-trippy country dress to an elegant evening gown. Although it may seem light and airy, it will keep your shoulders warm during an evening out. It is large enough to provide that “drape” effect we love shawls for.
Go to the original pattern: This Is Me Shawl. Info about this version here.
Cakes Two To Tango Shawl
Shawl season is upon us. It may be getting warmer, but the afternoons and evenings are still chilly. This lovely shawl has beautiful alternating dark and light, zig-zagging, saw-toothed lines, whose colors progress in a gradient from pink and white to turquoise and black. This is a stunning garment… well, an accessory that is surprisingly simple to make. Its broad, triangular shape will be ideal to cover the shoulders and arms.
Skills: Easy Designer: Gwen Kok
Go to the pattern: Cakes Two To Tango Shawl Free Crochet Pattern
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