Dragonflies are mystical creatures. My favorite fable as a child is that if you follow a dragonfly they will lead you to where the fairies live!

Let’s dance and sing and play among the fairies in our Three Tail Dragonfly Square Boho Fringe Halter.

Make a smaller halter by using lighter weight yarn and smaller hooks. Make a larger size halter by using bulky yarn or hold worsted double. Another option is additional rows of half double or double crochet around squares as in the XL/1X Red example shown on my beautiful model Laura.

Also note you don’t have to do fringe! Add more squares for more coverage as in cotton denim one or corner filets as in pink wool one.
Have fun and make it yours!

Please note: this pattern is different from the free tutorial for a single square on you tube.

Many thank you to all! especially these ladies!

Technical editor:
Tamara Gooderham craftyescapism

Testers:
Pink with fringe Claudia @creaciones_bibi - Size Large
Kimberly @gypsydreamercrochet - Size 1X
Mustard Lore @CraftyHandsHolly - Size Small
Model in Red: Laura is in 1X Red fringe top
Purple Size M/L
Bright Blue Size Medium
Denium Blue Size Medium
Pink wool with no fringe is Small
April of FuzzyFiberz in fingering weight yarn
All photos here used by permission.

Note: As a release date May 1st, 2020 size 2X/3X has not been tested if interested in modeling please contact me.

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