Grey Waves Neck Warmer Crochet Pattern - one skein of Aran yarn and you are in!


Many of us have a variety of yarn weights to choose from. This particular crochet pattern requires Medium Worsted/Aran Yarn as the most popular in our shops.

At first, you crochet the main part (around the neck) in sc BLO, then, you join the sides and continue the “shoulders” part in circle. The stitches are basic, still you need to work into back/front loops and this is the only tricky part in this pattern.

Grey Sea Waves Neck Warmer is explained in a tutorial-style crochet pattern: 5 pages and 45 pictures with instructions.

Level: Easy Intermediate

Sizes: Teen, Adult.

Tools:

  • size F/5 (4.00 mm) crochet hook
  • tapestry needle, scissors

Yarn and materials:

  • 100(120)g of Medium Worsted/Aran yarn: 49% wool, 51% acrylic, 100g skein = 200 m.

I used NAKO Superlambs Special color 3726.

 Necessary skills are: ch, sc, sl st, dc, ch-3 picot, work into front/back loops of sts, work in circle

If you feel great to try this pattern - use the following link to open my Etsy shop - Grey Sea Waves Crochet Neck Warmer Pattern
Location: Калифорния, США

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