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NEW! Victorian Noir Set, a crochet pattern for the elegant outfits

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  Victorian Noir Set: Crochet Ribbed Turtleneck Collar  with 2 Black Lace Chokers with Ties Victorian fashion, spanning from 1837 to 1901 during Queen Victoria’s reign, is renowned for its intricate detailing and refined elegance. This era gave rise to many iconic fashion elements, with lace collars emerging as an accent of Victorian style and sophistication. Made from luxurious fabrics like silk and adorned with delicate lace trim, these collars provided a special contrast against the darker fabrics commonly worn.  White or ivory lace collars were particularly popular, showcasing intricate designs such as floral patterns and elaborate handwork. High lace collars, sometimes extending just below the chin, added a regal effect to women’s attire, creating an air of modesty and grace that became synonymous with Victorian elegance. These carefully crafted collars were more than just accessories; they were symbols of status, femininity, and grace, often treasured.  Today,...

NEW: Sandra Crochet Turtleneck Cowl

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  Textured lace and ribbing. Designed for the cold days this crochet neck warmer with the turtleneck is a warm accessory for both cold autumn and winter. The double ribbing around the neck plays a great role in keeping you cozy. If you like to stay wrapped in a handmade piece with an interesting pattern layout - this crochet neck warmer pattern is exactly for you! As usual, you may crochet this neckwarmer from only one skein.  I love to make one-skein projects! They are quite quick and you immediately see the result.  Once you master the advanced stitches in any of my crochet patterns, next time it will be your piece of cake. Advanced crochet patterns for more neckwarmers may be found here: advanced crochet patterns .  

NEW: Cerulean Blue Neckwarmer Pattern

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A delicate and warm Cerulean Blue neck warmer is designed for advanced crochet crafters.  The neck warmer is perfect in any solid color. Also, if you would like to play with colors, you may choose an “ombre” yarn. The ribbing is made, then it is joined into a cozy turtleneck, and the main part is worked in a circle. The vertical ribbing is attached, finally, following a  crochet video tutorial on Youtube . Cerulean Blue Neckwarmer crochet pattern is explained in a tutorial-style: 5 pages with pictures and instructions.    

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

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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 ...