I really didn't think I'd be making another one right after the previous breezy shrug... I guess the chilly nights inspired me to come up with a warmer shrug. Besides, I had to continue on where I left off with these (ugh!) shrug projects.
Of course, I still chose cotton thread for my material ;) I also have not gotten tired of this shade of brown, so even if I got lots of other colors in stock, I still bought the 3 balls of cotton thread size 8 for this project. Luckily, the store near our house has the color I wanted.
I also had the magic hook (size 4/0, equivalent to 2.5mm) I wanted to use to create the right tension for the thread. A looser tension will make it more holey than I intended, and a tighter tension will make it heavier.
I'm happy with the result, it looks and feels just right...this is my favorite shrug from now on ;)
Oooh, I like this one lots!
ReplyDeleteVery cute love it.:) great job
ReplyDeleteI like it, too. Now when it is super hot out you can wear the breezy shrug, when it is a little chilly, this one. Great job!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It´s my favorite too!
ReplyDeleteI like how elegant this looks. Now you have a Breezy Shrug for the summer days, another shrug for the casual summer nights and the Shells and Flowers Shrug for more formal event. And I completely agree with you that these shrugs are so addicting!
ReplyDeleteIts very pretty. As gene said, its very elegant!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous. I have choen you as one of the recipients of the You Make My Day award, on my blog!
ReplyDeleteBeutiful shrug , Mimi! I love your designs. You are right about the colour.It's very versatile. I love your breezy shrug too. Btw, you look great in shrugs and you have a lovely figure!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and perfect for when you need "just a little something!"
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, ladies, I'm loving the compliments!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get this pattern? I want it! Was it free? Thanks! http://twitter.com/gypsy18 goddessgrrl on ravelry.com
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for your inquiry. The pattern for this crochet shrug is available on Ravelry:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/little-cotton-shrug