FO: Girls' Simple Openwork Shrug
We were in NC this past weekend for my niece's wedding. Abby wanted to wear her Caprice Sundress to the brunch the next morning, but she thought her shoulders might be a bit cold. Of course she could have worn her wedding sweater, but she wanted to run and play with her cousins and thought a shrug would be better (and yes, my almost 5 yo dd really voiced all these opinions on her own!). So, this Simple Openwork Shrug was born.
Girl's Simple Openwork ShrugProject details:
Hook: Brittany 4.5mm hook
Yarn: Classic Elite Flash 'Pink Tweed'
Size: This fits my 5 yo who wears mostly sizes 5-6. It was 22 inches x 10 inches before sewing.
Pattern: My own - designed to match stitch pattern of NY Yarns Caprice Sundress.
Ch 90 , must be a multiple of 4 + 6.
Row 1: Dc in 4th chain from hook, (dc in next ch) twice, *ch 1, skip one ch, (dc in next ch) 3 times, repeat from * across.
Row 2: Ch 4 (counts as dc, ch 1), *3 dc in ch-1 space, ch 1, repeat from * across, dc in top of turning ch.
Row 3: Ch 3, 2 dc in ch-1 space, ch 1, *3 dc in ch-1 space, ch 1, repeat from * across, dc in 3rd ch of turning ch.
Repeat rows 2-3, ending with row 2, for a total of 20 rows, or as wide as you need shrug to be.
Fold in half, bringing the top of final row to the foundation chain.
Holding right sides together, sew 20 stitches in from each end to form sleeves. Weave in ends.

17 Comments:
That is so cute....Your work is awesome...
Snap.......there I have downloaded this pattern.
Maybe this can be a find gift for one of the girls in the family.
Thanks!!!!
And yes, not to forget. It is so beautiful. :)
That's adorable, Ginny!!
Lovely shrug. Could I ask if it is wrist length?
Hi.I am the post before this one, forgot to ask about the amount of yarn you used?
Cute shrug. And, TAG, you're it! Please visit my blog for details.
Hello, I'm french women and I loved it ! I made it for my children (6 years), and she was so happy so I must made anothre for his sister (2 yers). Can I put on my blog your links please? thanks for ours beautifuls crochet works ...and sorry for my baddest english !
I found your pattern while searching the web for a shrug for my daughter. Thanks so much for sharing it. It was a lot of fun to make and easy for a beginner. You can see my finished work here - http://craftingentropy.blogspot.com/2007/08/my-daughter-is-always-chilly-in-church.html
, I am going to do one for my Doxin :)Thanks for t
I thought I was the only one with a child who regularly voices her opinions on clothing! My granddaughter has been choosing her clothes for almost 4 years now. If in doubt, try getting her to wear something she doesn't want to - and she is only 5 now. Thanks for a delightfully easy pattern she loves - now if we could just find the color she wants.
just got here from Ravelry. i believe i will make one of these today for my grandaughter who turned 1 year old on april 1st. great little pattern, thanks.
marie in florida
aka / Mym
My daughter tends to get cold in restaurants where the AC is cranked. I made one for her (in a color of her choosing) that we keep in the car, just in case. Now I'm making one in a different color for her to keep in her backpack at school. She loves it! Thanks for sharing the pattern with us.
Just love your shrug.
I also need to know how many skeins this took and doing a search on the yarn shows it is a WW, but is that like Lilys Sugar and Cream or like Red Hearts Supersaver
Hello again...
I'm just now working on this for a Christmas gift for my granddaughter. She is 8 y.o. and 27" from elbow to elbow, so I increased the starting ch to 114 & used an H hook. I hope you see my post as I think there is an error in the pattern. It is at the end of Row 3. I believe you meant for it to read "repeat from * across ending with 2 dc in last sp & 1 dc in 3rd ch of turning ch." Please let me know if I'm wrong on this. Thanks for this lovely pattern.
Patrope - I made this once with leftover yarn - not exactly sure about yardage. About the error - es it makes sense, I believe you are correct. Thanks - I'll fix it!
Thanks so much for posting your pattern on Ravelry!
I made this shrug for my daughter - it was so easy and turned out very cute!
I posted pictures of the finished project on Ravelry, and blogged about it: http://ridingthelifecoaster.blogspot.com/2009/02/im-happy-hooker.html
I linked to your blog post - hope that's ok.
Thanks again!
Thank you for this pattern. You can see the one I made for my daughter here.
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