@_wavelengths: I know I’m not reinventing the wheel with this one, but I wanted to try putting my mesh stitch touch on the triangle scarves that are so hot right now. Also adding a touch of interest with a scallop edge. What do you think? If I have like 5 people say they want a pattern, I’ll do it 😅 I would set it up in 2 size options and 2 trim options, all in 1 pattern, so lots to play around with. I would still go through a pattern testing process, but it would be a shorter timeline because it’s not a whole sweater. I was unsure about going ahead with this one, but my sneak peek post got people interested. I also messaged a few crochet pals asking for their thoughts and it was all positive, so why not! Lemme know your thoughts 🤓 • • • • • #crochet #trianglescarf #crochetscarf #crochetpattern #crochettok

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Ella :
Would love a pattern!
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stunning!!! I know what my partner is getting for christmas
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Loveeeeee
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