Hello, my little dewdrop! As promised, here is the crochet sister shrug pattern to last week’s knit version. Read on to learn more about it!

Glacadh was designed by Janica York Carter. She says, “Glacadh (GLAH-kuh) is an Irish word for embrace. This quick-to-stitch shrug hugs your shoulders and wraps your arms in snuggly softness. Worked from side to side, you start by working a ribbed cuff in the round, increasing stitches as you progress up the sleeve. Then you switch to working flat in rows, adding some stripes as you change colors. Once you reach the center back, you do it all again in reverse! Use herringbone double crochet stitch to match the texture shown in the sample. If you prefer, you can substitute traditional double crochet stitches. This shrug is offered in three sizes (XS–M, L–2XL, 3XL–5XL) so that you can choose a wingspan that fits best.”

Glacadh is an Adventurous Beginner level pattern and is for those crocheters who are ready to create a simple garment. Skills/concepts include the option of learning foundation single crochet, front post stitches, herringbone double crochet, and working in the round.

The updated version of Glacadh, as well as the original version, were made with our Limited Edition North DK yarn, which is a soft, gentle, flexible yarn that feels amazing on your skin and has a lovely bounce! North DK is a blend of 66% Extra Fine Merino Wool and 34% Pima Cotton with 264 yds/241 m per skein.

North DK is a Limited Edition yarn, so be sure to order enough for your project because once this year’s colors are gone, they’re gone for good!

This shrug is offered in three sizes (XS–M, L–2XL, 3XL–5XL), so you can choose a wingspan that fits you best.

The updated version of Glacadh was made with three colors of North DK and is shown here in colors: A) Snow Cover, B) Frost Flowers, and C) Smell of Pine North DK.

The updated version requires two skeins each of colors A–C for all sizes.

The original version used one skein each of discontinued colors: A) Fireside, B) Hibernation, C) Bough, D) Wintering, E) Ice House, and F) Enchanting North DK.

If you want to make the original version in similar colors, please use the Misty Hues Dewy DK Kit.

This pattern includes written instructions only and comes with a video tutorial showing how to work the four special stitches you’ll use in this pattern. Take a look!

 

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XOXOXO  Chandi