Little Garden Collection eBook - 3 Shawl Patterns

The Little Garden Collection brings together three beautifully delicate shawl patterns, each inspired by nature and designed with intricate lacework to evoke a sense of elegance and tranquility.

These patterns are perfect for crocheters of various skill levels, from beginners to more experienced crafters, with clear instructions and charts to guide you through every stitch.

INCLUDED IN THIS EBOOK ARE:

🍃 Pressed Violets Shawl – A triangular shawl with a soft, delicate lace pattern. This piece is worked in a cool shade of lavender, reminiscent of dry violets, creating a refined and lightweight accessory. The simple stitch pattern is easy to memorize, making it a perfect project for a relaxing crochet experience.

🍃 Parsley Field Shawl – An open and lacy triangular shawl featuring crochet motifs that are joined as you go. The airy design is perfect for layering over outfits during warmer months. With three size options, you can create a shawl to suit your personal style.

🍃 Porcelain Berry Shawl – A gentle and elegant triangular shawl worked from the top center back. The stitch pattern is repetitive and easy to memorize, and blocking enhances the delicate, airy texture. This shawl can be made to any size, making it a versatile addition to your collection.

✨ Three beautiful shawl patterns inspired by nature

✨ Available in a variety of sizes, customizable to fit your preferences

✨ Written instructions and charts for each design

✨ Suitable for various skill levels

✨ Includes a mix of delicate lacework, motifs, and versatile designs

✨ With this ebook, you will have a collection of shawls to suit every occasion and mood, whether you're looking for something light and airy, or a stunning lace design to make a statement.

MATERIALS

• Lace-weight yarns, including Malabrigo Baby Silkpaca and Fyberspates Gleem Lace

• Suitable crochet hooks and other basic supplies

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