Cluster Shell Kerchief

[earthwhisper]

This is the kerchief that I created to go with the skirted tank. I posted the pattern on my blog. I just thought I would share. I am also working on the pattern for the tank. I have it written up, but it should probably be tested. I also think this pattern would make an interesting looking shawl and I think I will work on that this weekend too.

Kerchief Pattern (http://crazycrafter.blogspot.com/2005/04/patterns.html)

[kat]

Great job! Thank you so much for sharing the pics and the pattern!

[Seneca and Scooch]

Way to go! :clap Thank-you for sharing the pattern, I am looking forward to the pattern for the skirted tank. You really did a great job! :cheer

Coralie

[Julie]

Very cool - I've been making myself kerchiefs for in the car as my A/C doesn't work. I can't wait to make this one, thanks!! :hook

[dennymare]

they both are beautiful, I have a couple grandkids that would like them. Thanks for posting the pattern.

:cheer Mary

[jaclim]

They are both so pretty! I can't wait to try the skirted tank! :hook

:ty for being so generous! :hug

[Tiffany]

It looks great! :clap I am feeling kerchief making season coming on! :)

[earthwhisper]

I just made another Kerchief (http://crazycrafter.blogspot.com/2005/04/watermelon-kerchief-in-cluster-shell.html)and used a sportweight yarn, Lion Brand Baby soft (however I am sure you can use any type of sw.) I think it makes a better kerchief as it is lighter. I made the original one with ww, because it was the same yarn that matched the skirted tank.

So, I updated the pattern to allow for the sport weight or light yarn as there were just a few adjustments.

[SquirrelWolfs]

Thank you, sounds like a good way to cover up my forever bad hair days!!! :lol

[sarahq]

Very pretty! I often make kercheifs for my friends and am looking forward to trying this new variation. Thanks!

~Sarah