Ripple Shrug | Free Pattern | Guest Contributor Post
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Hello everyone!!
Yes, we are back again with another pattern to share with you! Our heartfelt thanks to Rhondda for letting us share our original design with you today on Oombawka Design!
This Ripple Shrug pattern is a quick and easy pattern that Kristina came up with due to a chilly work atmosphere. Tossing this shrug on while at work kept the chill off her back and shoulders and she looked good too!
One of our pattern testers also recommended this shrug to keep the shoulders warm of patients that are bedridden.
Materials:
Lion Brand Cotton (vintage): 1 ball each of 3 colors
Size k hook
Yarn needle
Abbreviations: ch – chain, dc – double crochet, dc2tog – double crochet 2 stitches together, sc – single crochet, ss – slip stitch, f/o – finish off
Instructions:
Ch 101 (or a multiple of 14 plus 3 that is as long as you want your shrug wide).
Row 1: 1 dc in 4th ch from hook, (4 dc, dc2tog, 4 dc, 2 dc in one twice) repeat till end, end with 2 dc in last stitch.
Row 2: ch 3, dc in same stitch. (4dc, dc2tog, 4 dc, 2 dc in next 2 stitches) repeat to end, end with 2 dc in ch from previous row.
Repeat row 2 for 11 rows in color A (13 rows in all)
Repeat row 2 for 2 rows with color B
Repeat row 2 for 6 rows with color C
Finish off.
Fold in half so you have a long thin rectangle. Sew from the edge towards the middle for 9 inches on each side to form the sleeves.
Sleeve Trim: attach color B to cuff
Row 1: sc even around (do not turn)
Row 2: *[sc,dc,sc] in first sc, ss next stitch. repeat from * around, finishing with a ss in last sc. f/o
Repeat for other cuff
Optional Body trim (per request of our pattern testers):
Attach color B at any point of center opening, sc in each sc around, join in top of first sc, ch 1 but do not turn
Row 2 – 4: sc in each sc around, joining at the top of first sc, ch 1 for next row but do not turn
Row 4: *Shell [sc, dc,sc]in first sc, ss in next ss, repeat from * around,ss into last sc and f/o.
Sew in all tails and enjoy.
Thanks for hookin’ with us today! Hope you have a sweet week!
Kristina & Millie
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On behalf of the Oombawka Design Readers and myself, I’d like to thank Kristina & Millie for providing this great free pattern for a Ripple Shrug. I love how easy it is to customize to any size! I think this shrug would be a perfect gift for many people and I agree with their Tester – this shrug would be great for those who are bedridden and also those who are confined to wheelchairs, or in nursing homes. My Nana always used to get chills on her shoulders when she was older, especially with central air and air conditioning running – this would be the perfect solution and much less bulky than a full cardigan or blanket. Thank you Kristina and Millie!
Happy crocheting!
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I have to admit I am a ripple crochet fan too!
Thank you for sharing your Shrug Pattern with us Kristina & Millie 🙂
Thank you Lee Ann 🙂 I really like Kristina & Millie’s design too!
The ripple pattern makes this shrug. Stripes are boring but ripples are awesome!
Thanks for letting us crochet with you today Rhondda!
This ripple pattern looks terrific as a bolero/jacket pattern! I haven’t made ripple patterns in anything, but I love this.
Thanks very much for posting! 🙂