I have about 3 skeins of Caron Glencannon Wool Blend in Fisherman White: Ideas?

[MissRach]

Here's a picture of it; it's actually fairly softish (for wool) and would be the first wool I've crocheted. Anyone got any ideas?

 

 

It IS a nice yarn, I just am clueless!

 

:roseMissRach

[Granny Square]

Not enough for a sweater or blanket, not all wool so won't felt for a purse...

 

Shawl? Vest? Hat and scarf set?

[MissRach]

Thanks, Granny! I'm tending toward a shawl or hat/scarf, but I want it to be super pretty. Does anyone have a go-to shawl or scarf pattern that is really purty?

 

:roseMissRach

[crochetstepmom]

Thanks, Granny! I'm tending toward a shawl or hat/scarf, but I want it to be super pretty. Does anyone have a go-to shawl or scarf pattern that is really purty?

 

:roseMissRach

 

 

Check out the stitch in this afghan:

 

http://www.crochetville.org/forum/showthread.php?t=84282

 

It's from a class that I took here on Crochetville back in June. The pattern is available for purchase on Kim's website.

 

There were several people in the class who did scarves and wraps instead of the full afghan, since the class was only a week long. In fact, I plan to make a shawl later this fall using this same stitch pattern.

[CroJulee]

Thanks, Granny! I'm tending toward a shawl or hat/scarf, but I want it to be super pretty. Does anyone have a go-to shawl or scarf pattern that is really purty?

 

:roseMissRach

That might be enough yarn for this shawl: http://qualitycrochet4fun.blogspot.com/2008/07/angel-wings-shawl-pattern.html

 

Doesn't take much yarn and it works up really fast if you use a larger hook.

 

The pattern is really simple!!

 

Good Luck with finding a project for it!!

 

Julee

[MissRach]

Check out the stitch in this afghan:

 

http://www.crochetville.org/forum/showthread.php?t=84282

 

It's from a class that I took here on Crochetville back in June. The pattern is available for purchase on Kim's website.

 

There were several people in the class who did scarves and wraps instead of the full afghan, since the class was only a week long. In fact, I plan to make a shawl later this fall using this same stitch pattern.

It's lovely indeed! But I don't know afghan stitch! I'll have to save it for another project!

That might be enough yarn for this shawl: http://qualitycrochet4fun.blogspot.com/2008/07/angel-wings-shawl-pattern.html

 

Doesn't take much yarn and it works up really fast if you use a larger hook.

 

The pattern is really simple!!

 

Good Luck with finding a project for it!!

 

Julee

 

I might do that, Julee!

 

 

I was thinking about maybe making a head scarf or headband to go along with a shawl. If I use an M hook for Julee's shawl, I should have enough for a headband (maybe along these lines) to keep my ears warm!

 

Or a puffy slouch hat and scarf...