With Drops Air you get 150m for 50g whereas with a typical aran/worsted merino you’d only get 80-90m for every 50g. In general when looking for a substitute for this yarn try to find a ‘blown’ yarn or one that is very light for the amount of yardage you get. Regarding substitutes, I’d recommend Wool and the Gang’s Feeling Good Yarn which is a ‘blown’ yarn with a similar alpaca blend. I get Drops Air online from Wool Warehouse a UK based company but they ship internationally (and for very reasonable prices too)! I live in New Zealand I’ve always received my packages on time and undamaged.
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The In The Clouds Scarf is designed to be versatile and wearable while the stitches give the scarf surface a different look to typical knit and crochet items 🙂 I love long scarves (so I can wrap myself up as much as possible!) but feel free to extend or shorten this scarf to suit you.ĭrops Airhas featured in a bunch of my designs lately (check out the Stonewash Pocket Coatigan or Peplum Sweater) because I love its light and airy look and feel! I often get questions about Drops Air, the most popular being where to find it and how to find substitutes.
However, sometimes thick and chunky scarves can be a bit too cumbersome. The In The Clouds Scarf is perfect for crocheting in front of a fire (or the tv) and although it’s a simple it still has a different feel to just crocheting rows and rows of single crochet 🙂ĭuring winter, I love the feeling of being bundled up in a scarf and wrapped up like a burrito haha. Materials With Bulky - Size 5 Yarn 1) Yarn needed: Approx. With all the craziness of the Christmas season, I really wanted to design a simple and easy project that was relaxing to crochet. The pattern has been tested by crocheters of all skill levels to make sure that all steps and instructions are written out correct and thoroughly. Wrap yourself up this winter with the In The Clouds Scarf! Effortlessly light yet incredibly warm, this easy crochet scarf is great for crochet beginners! This design uses single crochets and chains to create a simple yet unique stitch texture that’s also easily customisable. This post may contain affiliate links, view our disclosure policy for details. Add my Lacy Summer Scarf Pattern to your Ravelry Library here. Learn how to crochet a scarf! The In The Clouds scarf is a light, fluffy and easy crochet winter accessory. Skip all stitches not mentioned in the pattern.
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