I’m thrilled to share the crochet pattern for this triangle wool scarf with you! This was a very satisfying accessory to design, because it turned out just as I envisioned it would.
Over the Willamette is a triangular scarf worked top down from base to tip. The design includes mesh sections separated by lacy bands.
Requiring only one skein of fingering weight yarn, this scarf makes a great small project. You can also crochet a full-sized shawl in this design. There are two options included in the pattern for enlarging your project to make a shawl instead of the scarf/shawlette size.
The samples pictured above were made with Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light.
Please note that you’ll need more yarn if you’re re-sizing your project. I used this pattern, including the second option for enlarging, to make the lace-weight shawl shown below. It took just one skein of Madelinetosh Prairie to complete, and is so airy and elegant.
Pattern includes written instructions and charts. Download the pattern today, and happy crocheting!
Pattern: Over the Willamette
Designer: Jenn Wolfe Kaiser
Source: Life Adorned
Do you have the counts for number of stitches and chain spaces for the enlarged version of Over the Willamette