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Dust Bowl
Together with Feza Yarns, I present to you the airy, light-weight and fun accessory called…
Dust Bowl
A Tunisian Summer Wrap
With the different yarn textures and breathable material, this fun and easy summer wrap makes the perfect accessory for any get-together or day out! Use a couple different colors or all of the same color, this will quickly become a staple in any fashionista’s wardrobe!
This wrap was inspired by the Sahara desert storm that came through what has historically been called ‘the dust bowl’ of America in our epic year of 2020. Initially I wanted to name it sa-okla-hara, but my hubs thought it didn’t make enough sense.
Enjoy! :)
Sizes:
• Finished Size:
• Length: 38” and no tassels
• Width: 64” and no tassels
• Gauge:
• US15/10mm hook in pattern:
4”x 4” = 6st X 8 rows
Materials:
• US15/10mm Tunisian (afghan) crochet hook, 24”+ cable and stopper
• 2 Skeins - Feza Alp Naturals (40% cotton, 10% silk, 30% viscose, 20% linen) 210 m/230 yds, 110g
• Yarn A: #717 (light brown)
• Yarn B: #701 (white)
• Yarn needle
Notes:
➔ Machine washable!
➔ Only one side has a border added, to help with adding the tassels. The border is done in standard crochet.
➔ With Feza Yarn, I untie each of the knots that keep the yarn together, and hold them together when switching from one texture to the next. That way, it’s easier to weave the ends upon completion of the wrap.
➔ This wrap is made in order of the textures that were wound in the skein.
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- First published: July 2020
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- Last updated: May 17, 2021 …
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