I have wanted to create a garment that could be used for tons of accessory needs. It can be worn as a wrap, a shawl, a poncho, an infinity scarf, a long scarf, the possibilities are endless. With buttons that hook through stitches, the ways of fastening the shawl are as limitless as your creativity. Pair it with a belt for a dressy sweater, throw it over your shoulders for a casual picnic, wrap it around your neck for a super chunky winter accessory! It’s the kind of shawl I would use every day during colder weather, it is so versatile! This is a great beginner pattern that will have your friends super impressed with your crocheting skills!

Hook: Size L hook, 8.00mm

Yarn: Bulky yarn (#5) – Premier Yarns Puzzle, 328 yards/300m, 7oz/200g per skein (3 skeins)
Total project yardage =700 yards
Shown in Jigsaw

Other Notions: Scissors, Yarn needle, 4 - ¾” or 1” inch buttons

Gauge: 4.5 rows and 9 sts = 4” square

Stitches used
Ch- chain
dc-double crochet
sl st – slip stitch

Sizing:
This pattern is written in two sizes meant to fit most. Additional sizing information is included in the pattern

Pattern Notes:
The yarn used in this pattern stripes on its own. I love the striping pattern as it makes the shawl look interesting, especially when it is worn askew. However, it can be made with a solid or tweed and would look lovely. It is a bulky yarn which makes the garment work up quickly (most of my patterns do as I like instant gratification), however the weight of the yarn is really light and airy so it still drapes nicely. This is important, if you choose another bulky yarn try to find one that is light and airy, a dense, heavy, bulky yarn will end up producing a heavier garment. The key to this garment is the weight and drape.