Selma Shrugs

Pins and Needles, the local yarn shop in Princeton, NJ where I teach crochet, has asked me to create a shrug pattern. I worked up a sample for my daughter Selma with yarn from my stash before starting on the “real thing” using their Debbie Bliss Alpaca Silk. Here’s the result:

Shrug Front

Shrug Left Side

Shrug Right Side

Shrug Back

The Alpaca version will be 3/4 length sleeves. I think shrugs are so fun! They look awesome on, and they’re almost as easy to make as a scarf. It can be a great beginner project, or you could spice it up using an intricate stitch pattern. Selma is excited about it because she’s not allowed to wear sleeveless tops to school, but with the shrug, now she can.

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  • Mary

    The shrug is awesome and your model is too cute. Great job.

  • Deneen

    Your daughter is beautiful! I hope you share your shrug pattern too, it’s gorgeous.

    Now, you teach in Princeton, but live in Maryland-whew-long commute.

  • Jewels

    What a sweet pattern for a little girl!!

  • Jessi

    I love it so much! You did a great job. It is so so cute…and so is the model!!!

  • Sedie

    that is just the cutest thing ever!

  • Deneen

    I would love to be a tester for the childs and the adult pattern….please, oh please?

  • Rebecca

    she is such a doll! your shrug is great :)

  • Zandra

    I must agree witheveryone else.Your shrug is beautiful.It is perfect to cover shoulders on a cool but not cold day.I hope that the pattern becomes available soon-Zandra B.

  • Zandra

    I must agree with everyone else when I say that the shrug is beautiful.I hope this pattern becomes available soon-Zandra B

  • Jennifa

    Very cute shrug! And can I just say, it’s great to see a pattern for crochet out of yarn snob type yarn? Yay :)

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