9 Amazingly beautiful crochet triangle shawl patterns using Scheepjes Whirl

Scheepjes whirl is a fantastic yarn and is also one of my favourite go-to for most of my projects. Working with a whirl is an absolute pleasure. The colour change keeps us going on and on with our projects. Of all the projects you could do with the yarn, triangle shawl is among the most popular ones. Here are the 9 absolutely gorgeous crochet triangle shawl patterns that you can make using a cake of Scheepjes whirl.

Check out this post HERE that explains the versatility of Scheepjes whirl

Well, let’s get something straight. I believe that most of the crochet triangle shawl patterns work best with Scheepjes whirl. These 9 patterns were particularly chosen as they were originally designed using Scheepjes whirl and are available for free. Besides, they also have an n number of row repeats that, once you get hang of it, it makes it so soothing therapeutic to work on. 

By the way, check out this post HERE that explains the benefits of crocheting. Now, let’s get to our list.

1. Lost in Time Shawl

Designed by Johanna Lindahl @ Mijo Crochet, this shawl has a beautiful 12 row repeat. The shawl has an interesting combination several textures stitches and the end product is jaw-droppingly beautiful. You can find the pattern below.

Lost in Time shawl pattern

 

Crochet tiangel shawl using scheepjes whirl

2. Easy Peasy Posy Shawl

This is a filet crochet tringle shawl with beautiful patterns. The crochet shawl is an original pattern by Farrah Jane Tate @ The crochet fix blog. The shawl consists of an easy 10 roe repeat and is worthy of try for adventurous beginners. The pattern for this crochet triangle shawl can be found here.

Easy Peasy Posy Shawl pattern

 

3. Daisy chain Shawl

Designed with a beautiful combination of flower lace work and chain patterns by Kristen Bishop, this pattern is available as free Ravelry download HERE

 

crochet triangle shawl using scheepjes whirl
Crochet triangle shawl pattern using Scheepjes whirl

4. Secret Paths Shawl

This pattern is yet another fantastic design by Johanna Lindahl @ Mijo Crochet. The shawl pattern, like the patterns, has simple roe repeats that is further enhanced by the post stitches . Blocking the shawl is highly recommended to bring out its beauty completely. You can download the pattern for free from the website HERE

5. Maestrale shawl

Maestrale shawl is a lacy shawl pattern with sutle texture. This lacy shawl is designed by Nimhriel @ Crafting Tales at Nimhriel. One uniqueness of this pattern is the natural curve at the shoulder-line and its beauty is further enhanced by blocking. Since, its a fully lacy shawl, the final product obtained from one Scheepjes whirl is pretty huge. You can get this pattern here.

Maestrale Shawl pattern

 

crochet triangle shawl pattern using scheepjes whirl
crochet triangle shawl pattern using scheepjes whirl

6. Weaving Willow Shawl

This crochet triangle shawl pattern using Scheepjes whirl is designed by M.Octarine. It is a beautifully textured shawl with alternating rows of solid and lacy stitches. The border adds to the beauty of the pattern. When you start your whirl in such a way that you finish the shawl with the darkest or deepest shade of the whirl, the gradient effect will turn out to be so mesmerizing.  You can get this pattern as free Ravelry download from the link below.

Weaving Willow Shawl

7. Silene Shawl

Silene Shawl is designed by Tahryn @ Burgundy & Blush. This pattern mostly uses double crochet stitch variants. You can find the pattern here

Silene Shawl pattern

crochet triangle shawl using scheepjes whirl
crochet triangle shawl pattern using scheepjes whirl

8. Kalinda Shawl

This Shawl is designed using stunningly simple wave stitches by Sylwia @ My Crochetory. This is a top down crochet triangle shawl pattern using Scheepjes whirl. It has both solid and lacy stitches in alternating rows and that makes the shawl to be used in all seasons. The pattern is both free and paid. The paid version has a supporting chart and the free version can be found on her blog below. 

Kalinda Shawl pattern free version

 

10. Klaziena Shawl

This shawl is again designed by Kristen Bishop and like her previous pattern that is mentioned here, it is also available as free Ravelry download. The shawl has an alternating mesh/lace work with solid bands. In spite of being a free pattern, you get stitch charts at every row of the pattern to support your work.

You can get the free PDF of the Klaziena shawl from here Ravelry store down below.

 

Klaziena Shawl pattern

crochet triangle shawl using scheepjes whirl

I bet there are many other crochet triangle shawl pattern using Scheepjes whirl available out there. If you come across any of such patterns, do let me know in the comments below so that we can expand on this collection. So which shawl pattern are you planning to start this weekend? Even I might choose one and start this weekend as my brain is suffering from fatigue (in a good way though)

Stay safe! Happy Crocheting! 

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Sanctuary of Shells Scarf: the crochet scarf pattern with all your favourite shell stitches

Sanctuary of shells scarf is a crochet scarf pattern where variations of shell stitch pattern come to one place. The shell stitches used in this pattern are a combination of both lacy and solid stitches. This scarf can be made suitable for any of the seasons by just changing your yarn with a different fiber content.

Inspiration

I am a beaches and sea kind of person. The waves of the ocean never fail to inspire me. It was during from one of my visits to the beaches the idea for this pattern was born. The shores had tiny shells of various shape and sizes. This sparked a pattern with various shell stitches and thus the Sanctuary of Shells crochet scarf pattern came to form.

Construction

Sanctuary of Shells is a rectangle crochet scarf pattern, but its construction has a twist. The scarf is worked centre-out  on either of the sides. Working the foundation chain, the scarf is first worked on one side. Starting from the same foundation chain it is then worked on the other side. On either sides, the scarf is finished with a tassel-like shell edging. This edging is the icing on the cake and adds additional beauty to the scarf.

crochet scarf pattern

For a regular rectangle scarf pattern, see my Puffs on Slalom scarf pattern.

Yarn

This crochet scarf pattern is originally designed using three skeins of Scheepjes Skies light: one skein in each of 111 Cumulus, 110 Cirrus and 109 Cirrocumulus. 

Each skein of Scheepjes skies light is 340m/100g. You can use any similar fingering weight yarn in three solid colours or one solid colour. I highly recommend not to use gradient yarns like Whirl, as they do not work well for the pattern. The pattern can also be worked in a single or dual colour as well.

Other materials

Apart from regular supplies of materials like yarn, crochet hook (4mm and 3.5mm) and scissors, wooden beads were also used in this pattern. These wooden beads were used in the edging to give a mild weight and flow to the tassel-like structure.

You can get the print-friendly version of the pattern on my Ravelry Store HERE

My Testers

Sanctuary of Shells crochet scarf pattern would not have come to life without my testers. I really could not thank them enough as they came out with their test results amidst several unexpected challenges.  You can find their work below. 

Vimala @ vimalavignesh has made her scarf in three beautiful shades of blue

crochet scarf pattern

 

Archana, @vandvbyvarbha has made her scarf in two contrasting colours and we cant get enough of her cute daughter modelling it.

crochet scarf pattern

You can get the print-friendly version of the pattern on my Ravelry Store HERE. 

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Diamond Bobble tote – The largest crochet tote pattern in the series

Diamond bobble tote is the fourth and last crochet tote pattern in the Granny Square base tote bag series. The diamond shapes that appear in the tote are achieved using bobble stitches placed at intervals. The base of the tote has four diamonds radiating from the centre of the square while the body has eight.

Like all preceding three totes in the series, the handles of this tote are also made seamlessly. But the way the handles are crocheted is different from the rest of the totes.

Pattern level

Intermediate

Materials

Yarn: 100% cotton sport weight yarn, main colour – 640m, accent colour 100m

Crochet hook: 3.5 mm and 3.25 mm or any size to obtain the gauge

Yarn Needle

Scissors

Stitch markers: 8

Abbreviations

adj – adjacent

bo – bobble

ch – chain

cdc – chainless double crochet (can be substituted with ch3)

dc – double crochet

fsc – foundation single crochet

R – round

slst – slip stitch

sk – skip

sp – space

st(s) – stitch(es)

Special stitches

  • bo – bobble

7dc/5dc together, ch1

The bo in the base and body indicates (7dc-tog, ch1) while that in the handle is (5dc-tog, ch1)

  • dc3tog – three double crochet placed together

*yarn over, insert hook into next stitch, yarn over, pull up a loop, yarn over pull through two loops, sk next st* once more, yarn over, insert hook into next stitch, yarn over, pull up a loop, yarn over pull through two loops, yarn over pull through all four loops on hook.

Gauge

The base measures 4” after round 5

Finished dimension

Base: 10” square

Height: 21” from centre of the base to the point where handles are attached when laid flat (excluding the handles)

Note

  • The tote is worked in rounds. So, there is no turning after every round 
  • Do remember to skip three stitches between the legs of the dc2tog 
  • Slst to the next ch2-sp to begin the next round, unless specified 
  • While placing st on the bobble, place it in the ch1 that is made after the bobble, not on the 7dc/5dc-tog. 
  • The bo in the base and body indicates (7dc-tog, ch1) while that in the handle is (5dc-tog, ch1)  

Get the print-friendly version of the pattern on my Ravelry Store HERE and get the Keep it Simple Produce Bag pattern for free on purchase.

Instruction

Base

Using 3.5 mm hook, Magic Ring

R1: ch5 (counts as dc, ch2), *3dc, ch2* twice more, 2dc. Join with slst to 3rd ch

R2: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp, *dc, bo, dc, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc, bo, dc. Join with slst to cdc.

R3: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) until before 1dc, dc, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) until before 1dc, dc. Join with slst to cdc.

R4-R7: Repeat Row 3

You will have 6 bobbles on each side of the square in R7

R8: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc5, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) four times, dc5, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc5, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) four times, dc5. Join with slst to cdc.

R9: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc9, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) thrice, dc9, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc9, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) thrice times, dc9. Join with slst to cdc

R10: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc13, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) twice, dc13, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc13, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) twice, dc13. Join with slst to cdc

R11: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc17, bo, dc3, bo, dc17, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc17, bo, dc3, bo, dc17. Join with slst to cdc

R12: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc21, bo, dc21, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc21, bo, dc21. Join with slst to cdc.

Lay your base flat

Place marker on the 22nd and 26th st on each side of the square. (There will be dc, bo, dc between the two markers on each side)

granny square base crochet tote pattern

Body

Set up row

Note: In this row, the legs of dc3tog on each side will be on the first stitch marker, bobble, the second marker, respectively.

(cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc21, dc3tog, dc21, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc21, dc3tog, dc21. Join with slst to cdc.

R1: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc, bo, dc19, dc3tog, dc19, bo, dc, (2dc, ch2, 2dc)* twice more, dc, bo, dc19, dc3tog, dc19, bo, dc. Join with slst to cdc.

R2: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc, bo, dc3, bo, dc15, dc3tog, dc15, bo, dc3, bo, dc, (2dc, ch2, 2dc)* twice more, dc, bo, dc3, bo, dc15, dc3tog, dc15, bo, dc3, bo, dc. Join with slst to cdc.

R3: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) twice, dc11, dc3tog, dc11, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) twice, dc, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) twice, dc11, dc3toh, dc11, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) twice, dc. Join with slst to cdc.

R4: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) thrice, dc7, dc3tog, dc7, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) thrice, dc, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) thrice, dc7, dc3tog, dc7, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) thrice, dc. Join with slst to cdc.

R5: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) four times, dc3, dc3tog, dc3, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) four times, dc, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) thrice, dc3, dc3tog, dc3, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) four times, dc. Join with slst to cdc.

R6: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc5, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) thrice, dc3, dc3tog, dc3, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) thrice, dc5, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc5, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) thrice, dc3, dc3tog, dc3, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) thrice, dc5. Join with slst to cdc.

R7: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc9, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) twice, dc3, dc3tog, dc3, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) twice, dc9, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc9, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) twice, dc3, dc3tog, dc3, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) twice, dc9. Join with slst to cdc.

R8: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc13, bo, dc3, bo, dc3, dc3tog, dc3, bo, dc3, bo in next st, dc13, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc13, bo, dc3, bo, dc3, dc3tog, dc3, bo, dc3, bo, dc13. Join with slst to cdc.

R9: (cdc, dc, ch2, 2dc), *dc17, bo, dc3, dc3tog, dc3, bo, dc17, (2dc, ch2, 2dc) in ch2-sp* twice more, dc17, bo, dc3, dc3tog, dc3, bo, dc17. Join with slst to cdc.

R10-18: Repeat R1-R9

Fasten off after slst. (Do not slst to ch2-sp)

Using 3.25 mm hook, join accent colour to the same st as join.

Note: If you are using different hook size, just go down a hook size for this part.

R19: cdc, dc, *(2dc, ch2, 2dc), dc47* twice more, (2dc, ch2, 2dc), dc45. Join with slst to cdc. Do not slst to ch2-sp.

Handles

From next row onwards, we will be working the handles along with the body.

R20: cdc, dc3, *2dc in ch2-sp, fsc63, 2dc in the next ch2-sp*, dc 51, repeat **, dc47. Join with slst to cdc. Do not slst to ch2-sp.

R21: cdc, dc5, *dc3 on fsc, (bo, dc3) until last fsc, ch3, slst between fsc and dc, ch3, working on the other side of fsc, dc, bo, (dc3, bo in next st) until before the last fsc, dc on last fsc, slst in the adj dc from R19, slst49, slst on next dc of R19 together with the dc placed on the other side of fsc, ch4 behind the fsc*, dc55, repeat **, dc49. Join with slst to cdc.

Fasten off and weave in ends.

And now, your tote is ready to take out for shopping.

Thanks a ton for your invaluable support. I hope that you enjoyed making this pattern.

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crochet tote handle

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7 Best gifts you can give your crocheter friends

It is the holiday season and exchanging gifts is a part of sharing and expressing your love and care for the person at the receiver end. Gifts, small or big, should not be just for the sake of giving, but more of a mindful and useful one. If your friend is a crocheter, I say, your job is half done in deciding a mindful gift. Here are 7 mindful and the best gifts for crocheters friends in your circle.

1. Crochet hooks or hook sets

Let’s start off with the tools first. Crochet hooks are the magic wands of every crocheter. Your friends will be more than happy to get one more of them, even if they have a collection themselves. This can be the one of the best gift crocheters.

If you know that they have just gotten into crocheting, you can get them hooks or hook sets from brands Tulip or Clover, If you would like a little more fancier or your fiend is a pretty regular crocheter, You can get them novelty crochet hooks from Furls or Brittany. They even come in cute gift boxes. A 4mm or 5mm would be a perfect size if you have no idea.

2. Yarn slicer pendant

A yarn slicer pendant, as the name suggests, is a cute pendant designed to slice or cut yarn. It is easy and safe when you want to carry around your projects. You can find cute yarn slicers from brands like Clover and Scheepjes.

3. Project bags

Speaking of carrying around projects, a project make makes it easier to carry any crochet project around. Project bags come in various sizes, from clutches to tote bags. There are many small businesses for project bags on etsy, but my favourite shop is CatbagladyCrafts based here in Singapore. She makes these amazing zipper and drawstring project pouches in various sizes as well as project totes. This is the best mindful gift you can give a crocheter.

4. Yarn bowl

This is a kind of ‘look good luxury’ gift, at least in my opinion. A yarn bowl is used to keep your yarn ball inside while working on a project to prevent it from rolling over. They come in various designs from basic to elegant handcrafted wood.

5. Crochet journal or notebooks

A project journal or a cute dotted notebook is the perfect gift for your nerdy, perfectionista crochet friends

6. Yarn

Being a crocheter myself, did you think I would forget to mention yarn here in this list? Nope! 

There are a huge variety of yarns to choose from and a lot more ways to present them as gifts, like yarn bouquets, yarn cake, etc., But yarns per se makes any crocheter happy. To be mindful of giving yarn as gifts, I would recommend a Scheepjes whirl. Want to know more on my experience with the yarn? Read THIS blogpost.

7. Crochet patterns

Gifting crochet patterns is a win-win scenario. You get to support independent designers and giving your friend her long-wanted pattern, at the same time. 

Are you up for giving a big surprise? Just combine all of them to give a crochet kit! This is obviously going to make the best gifts for crocheters 

To know more about the crochet accessories to combine with, read this post HERE

So, what have you planned to gift your crocheter friends this holiday season? Let me know in the comments below.

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Granny Square base tote bag series Crochet-a-Along

All of us are guilty of using single-use plastic shopping bags that are very harmful for the environment. While most shops have changed to paper bags, most grocery shops have not. Although we try to take our reusable tote bags most of the time, we cannot help it for our impromptu shopping. No more excuses! Now we have, not one, but four crochet market tote bag patterns at our disposal that can be made in a jiffy.

While the environment around us have started healing and recovering during these unfortunate covid lockdowns, let us do our part to help heal the environment better.

Design

Granny square tote bag patterns are an inspiration from the Solid Granny Square Bottom bag designed by Clare Sullivan. You can find her pattern HERE.

The base of each of the bags is a granny square. With constant decrease at the centre of each sides the body of the bag is built. The tote bags are designed almost seamlessly from base to handles.

Despite being designed as a market tote bag, you can very well tailor the size for water-bottle carrier or an over-sized tote.

Market Tote bag pattern series

The crochet market tote bag patterns series contains four granny square base tote bags and an additional bonus produce bag. Each of the patterns will be release on the blog on a weekly basis. Yes, you read that right. All of the tote patterns are going to be free patterns available on the blog.

Every pattern is different from the other, other than the obvious fact that the base of the tote is a granny square. You can make as many as you would like as per your liking, as they make quick crochet gifts for your near and dear ones.

What you will need?

For my project, I used 100% cotton sport weight yarn from my local yarn shop, Yarnholic and Drops Safron from Just Yarn It. You can use any sport weight cotton yarn of your choice. Each of the tote requires about 350 m – 600 m of yarn. Four crochet hooks – 3mm, 3.25mm, 3.5mm and 3.75mm, are used depending on the design. You can very well alter the size of the totes and the yarn requirement varies accordingly.

Since gauge is not crucial for this pattern, you can use any yarn with a crochet hook one size up or down the corresponding hook size, depending on the pattern. I would recommend using a pure cotton yarn for this pattern.

Pattern level

Of the four market tote bags two of them are designed with simple and straight-forward stitches and the other two are of intermediate level stitches. The produce bag is of basic pattern level.

For an oversized market tote, check out my Pivoting Peaks tote pattern.

Pattern release

There are four Granny Square Base tote in this series and each of them will be released every Friday for free on the blog. You can find the links below. You can also get the printable version of the patterns on my Ravelry Store as individual patterns or as a bundle. 

Tote Bag 1, Keep it Simple Tote released on December 4 

Tote Bag 2, Puff Embellished Tote released on December 11

Tote Bag 3, Linen Stitch Tote released on December 18

Tote Bag 4, Diamond Bobble Tote released on December 25

Produce Bag, Keep it Simple produce bag released on December 25 as well.

You can get all these patterns individually from the Ravelry Store as well. The combined PDF of all these five patterns is available in an e-book at 40% off the individual prices. You can get your copy HERE

Grab your hooks, grab your yarn, and let us get wiping up our tote bags and produce bag. Use hashtags #yarnnmedesigns #ecofriendlycrochetfor2021 when you post your work. I cannot wait to see your work.

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Scheepjes Whirl – A versatile yarn to create fantastic one-skein wonder

Scheepjes whirl is a gradient yarn from the brand Scheepjes. It is a cake yarn that has a perfect blend of 60% Cotton and 40% Acrylic. This gorgeous gradient yarn comes in 54 enchanting colour ways with generous yardage of 1000 m. With just one cake of the whirl, you can make magic.

The perfect blend

Scheepjes whirl is cotton-acrylic blend in the ratio 60-40. This fingering weight yarn is the perfect yarn blend for any of your summer wearables and accessories. This whomping 1000m of yarn weighs just about 215g making it light, breathable, and comfortable to wear.

The possibilities are endless

With just one whirl, you have endless options for projects. Be it a t-shirt, top, cardigan, shawl, scarf, wrap, you name it, and you can just wip it with a whirl. Scheepjes whirl makes any project fun, exciting and colourful.

Erigenia in a rectangle made with Scheepjes whirl Blackcurrant Squeeze Me (773)

Check out my take on Erigeneia in a rectangle using Scheepjes whirl 773 Blackcurrant Squeeze Me

The gradient is tantalizing

When I work a project with Scheepjes Whirl the gradual colour change keeps me motivated to move forward with my project. The fuzzy yarn while the colour changes in gradient excites me. It is almost impossible for me to put my project down when working with the whirl. I keeps moving until I see the next fuzz.

You can also make the Elegance in Elements Cardigan, a free pattern, using Scheepjes Whirl 

Elegance in Elements cardigan in Scheepjes whirl Rhubarb Bumble (782)

But struggle is real

You never really know when to stop your work and fasten off. There is always these lingering questions towards the end of the project especially while working triangular shawls with whirls – ‘Can I go one more repeat with this last bit of yarn?’ and ‘What if I don’t have enough?’

I always have a few yards of yarn left from every whirl I work with and I almost feel guilty while fastening of the project for not having used it all up. At the same time, I always get caught up with this thought that I will have to frog the last repeat of I worked it up and ending up with insufficient yarn.

I went through all of these recently, while testing the a pattern. But this time I cleared my mind and went boldly for another repeat as I had the matching Scheepjes whirlette. I had to use it for half of a last row. But guys! The struggle is real! Have you experienced this? Please let me know.

If you have, you are not alone!

The Evanesce Shawl with Scheepjes whirl Mid Morning Mocha'roo (766) and Scheepjes whirlette Chocolat (863)

Scheepjes whirlette – the saviour

I just cannot thank Scheepjes enough for coming one with whirlette that matches most of the whirls, if not all. Whirlette is a mini whirl but is a solid colour. It comes in a cake of 100g with a yardage of 455m. These days, I buy my Whirls along with their matching whirlette to avoid all my mind-drama to go further or not to.

I designed the Wanderlust Shawlette and Headscarf with just one cake of Scheepjes whirlette

With whirl and whirlette combo I go have a free hand in designing my project and to make other ones that calls for a fingering weight yarn. I have many projects in its raw design form with Scheepjes whirl. You can see and get them very soon.
Scheepjes whirl and whirlette has become my go-to yarn for many of my projects- both personal and professional ones. It would attribute it to two main aspects of the whirl – the colour gradient and the yardage per 100g.

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