This rectangular shawl is made with a Whirl and a Whirlette. You can also use any fingering weight yarn.

This pattern includes written instructions and a hand drawn chart.

This pattern is made using 2 Whirls. You can also use 1 Whirl and Whirlettes, only Whirlettes or any other fingering weight yarn, gradient or not (for example Scheepjes Stonewashed, Wolltraum…). You can make stripes or a mirror effect, or many other options. Just let your creativity express itself!

This pattern includes written instructions and a hand drawn chart. I have explained how to adapt it to your tension and the yardage of your yarn. You can use a slightly smaller cake or a much bigger one. Fingering weight yarn is recommended, but it should work with a slightly thicker yarn if you follow the weighing method described in the patte...

This shawl is made with filet crochet, which means there are only chains and dc. It is therefore easy but it requires concentration due to the counting.

This pattern uses one average skein of any Aran or Worsted weight yarn. It includes instructions to make it larger or smaller, and slouchy or beanie. So you could also use a thinner or bulkier yarn.

Wrap me in love is a rectangular wrap that includes filet crochet and a combination of easy stitches for the middle part. I rate it as intermediate because of the counting involved and the border which require some concentration.