20 free Shrugs & Boleros knitting patterns

Serena Bolero Free Knitting Pattern

Serena Bolero Free Knitting Pattern by Adriafil. MATERIALS REQUIRED • 200 gr. Fusione yarn in colour no.26 • knitting needles no. 5 • circular needles no. 5 • crochet hook no. 4 • tapestry needle SIZE: 40 (42-44) Cute summer bolero to knit in self …

Ribbed Mohair Shrug Free Knitting Pattern Download

Ribbed Mohair Shrug Free Knitting Pattern Download by Jo Sharp. A sweet ribbed shrug pattern to keep your shoulders warm on cool evenings. Knitted in Jo Sharp Rare Comfort Kid Mohair this simple pattern is suitable for beginner knitters and features 2 versions. Free Pattern

Drombeg Shrug Free Cable Knit Pattern

Drombeg Shrug Free Cable Knit Pattern. “A beautiful knitting design by innovative designer Kristen TenDyke, inspired by Ireland’s megalithic stone circles. Sizes: Small (Medium, Large) Shown in size Small.” Yarn Worsted Weight (CYCA #4 Medium) 740 (830, 920) yards / 677 (760, 841) meters Shown …

Patons Cable Lace Bolero

Patons Cable Lace Bolero. Easy cables, worked over 4 stitches and with a 4 row repeat, create crisp and textured edges between a light lacy pattern, also worked over 4 stitches. Shown in Patons Silk Bamboo. Free Pattern

Theater Lace Shrug Free Knitting Pattern

Theater Lace Shrug Free Knitting Pattern featuring the Cathedral lace knitting stitch. “The perfect cover-up to chase away the chill in air-conditioned rooms or for cool nights when you just need a light weight cover up. Knit in a pretty lace pattern with our easy …

Bobble edged shrug free knitting pattern

Bobble shrug free knitting pattern from Debbie Bliss. materials 2(3:3:3) 50g balls of Debbie Bliss Rialto Lace in Cyclamen 09. Pair each 2.75mm (US 2) and 3mm (US 2–3) knitting needles. One each 2.75mm (US 2) and 3mm (US 2–3) circular knitting needle Free pattern

Noro Kureyon Cabled Shrug Free Knitting Pattern

Noro Kureyon Cabled Shrug Free Knitting Pattern. This Kureyon Cabled Shrug is a heavily cabled sweater that is worked mostly in one piece. Starting at the right cuff the sweater is worked along the back and then down to the left sleeve cuff. Stitches are …