Winged Hair Kerchief

[CraftyChristine]

Here's my version of Tiggzie's hair kerchief. I did 10 rows, instead of the suggested 15, and instead of breaking off and then re-attatching for the ties, I just finished the last row, chained 21, then worked my way back and across the top, did the other tie, and then broke my yarn and weaved it in. (Just makes for less tails...I'm lazy!)

 

Thanks so much for the pattern Tiggzie, it works up super fast (though the bullions took me a little while lol). No mistakes in your pattern, you did a great job!

 

[Chatty]

OOOOO, pretty

 

[crochetfun]

That is what I call quick!

 

Very pretty:)

[Terri/LadySorce]

Looks Great!!

[faithpa76]

How pretty!

[Tiggzie]

YAYAYAYAYA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm so happy I didn't mess it up hahaha. And by the way, I've also done the straps the way you did but couldn't figure out a good way to phrase it. Both ways work anyway hehe. Thanks for testing it!

 

Yours looks better than mine!

[Chiscrochetcrazy]

Oooh I have just gotta make one of those I love it:manyheart

[sem464]

That looks nice! I love the colors, too.

[Kymberlina]

That's so cute!!

[JesseCat]

I am a little confused....If it works up as a kerchief , how can it be made into a shawl. Do you just keep repeating Row 5 until it is shawl length???

[twoqtgirls]

Okay - guess I'll have to try this this weekend since I just got a huge box of cotton yarn from Herrschners - LOL!

[CraftyChristine]

I am a little confused....If it works up as a kerchief , how can it be made into a shawl. Do you just keep repeating Row 5 until it is shawl length???

 

Yep, all you'd have to do is repeat row 5 until it was as big as you wanted it to be. I imagine you could use any type of yarn you wanted to make it light and airy or thick and warm.

[JesseCat]

Thanks Ms. Christine for your response....After I buy the yarn, I will let you know how it turned out as a shawl...But you girls are real fast. Now that I am working again, it cuts into my crochet time big time....