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Free Crochet Pattern: Skyfall Shawlette

Hello, lovely! Yesterday, I showed off my newly finished Skyfall Shawlette, and now I am proud to present the free crochet pattern. Relevant Links Scroll down for the free pattern! This shawlette uses 2 hanks of Scheepjes SKIES, one each of Light and Heavy – more info below. [Etsy / Ravelry] Find this pattern in an easy to print, ad-free, convenient PDF file for a small fee. My SKIES yarn funsies Progress Pics Finished Object Reveal! Shop SKIES Yarn These are all affiliate links, which means that if you shop through them, I get a small commission to keep things running – at no additional cost to you! SKIES Light WoolWarehouse Deramores – also available in a 5-Hank Value Pack Knotty House Black Sheep Wools Amazon SKIES Heavy WoolWarehouse Deramores – also available in a 5-Hank Value Pack Knotty House Black Sheep Wools Amazon Or find a Scheepjes retailer near you! Social Media Join the other crafters who have made the Skyfall Shawlette! Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Ravelry, Etsy, Pinterest: CypressTextiles Hashtags: #SkyfallShawlette #CypressTextiles Notions & Sizing US Size 5mm …

Finished! Skyfall Shawlette, Scheepjes SKIES Heavy and Light

Remember this WIP from December? I have been working on this shawlette for a little while and have really enjoyed making something that’s quasi-blanketarian, but a smaller and faster project. It’s like a small half blanket and just as engaging and lovely. I mentioned this once or thrice, but expect more shawl patterns in my future! This cute little linen stitch WIP in Scheepjes SKIES Heavy* is lounging in a glorious yarn bowl*. Scheepjes SKIES (Light and Heavy) Links marked with an asterisk and links in the shopping info sections are all affiliate links, and shopping through them will help support my work – at no additional cost to you! How cool is that?! Description of this yarn from the Scheepjes Website. Made from an all-natural 100% Premium Blend cotton, the Scheepjes SKIES yarns are so soft you’d think you were holding a cloud. Dyed using beautiful shades of Indigo; a textile dye dating back to 4000BC, these yarns feature subtle colour contrasts and a hand dyed appearance. Ranging from the pale blue of a …

Using the KISS Method to Design My First Shawlette!

Hello, beautiful crafter! Hope you’ve managed to find some moments of peace during the holiday season. We were still reeling from Christmas festivities when the New Year knocked us on our bums.. But now I have had a breath of fresh air and had a nice long think about how I want my first shawlette to look. A Look Back at Preparations Actually, this thing doesn’t even have a name yet! Okay, I’ll have to sleep on that one… For now, you remember the yarn I am using for this project, Scheepjes Skies – both Heavy * and Light * weights. Here are the 2 hanks with the swift I used to wind them up. And here are the yarn balls, all ready to go. I even decided to use a yarn bowl! You an find this beautiful yarn bowl at WoolWarehouse.* Scheepjes Skies By some modern miracle, I’ve worked through most of the ball of yarn in my little yarn bowl. Here you can see the fruits of my labor, a dinky half-pint ball. …

Scheepjes Skies for My First Shawlette Pattern

Hello! Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah! Hope you are well, and are able to squeeze a bit of hooky in during the busy holiday. I am going to make time to unwind and craft! Lucky me, I have a lovely yarny package to share – it’s two hanks of Scheepjes Skies*, one Light and one Heavy. And guess what! Since I just wrapped up my first ever Mandala design, I decided to go for it on another non-blanket make, and so this yarn will be turned into a Shawlette. Yes! Blanket-obsessed me is making some progress on branching out! Okay, a mandala and a shawlette are still 2-D shapes – a circle and a triangle – but still! Hey maybe one day I will venture out into the 3-D realm and make a hat or a stuffed animal… One step at a time though as just the thought brings my heart rate up lol… I’m super comfy with 2 dimensions. But anyway!! Enough about me, and more about this yarn! There are lots of yummy …