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Hello I’m Mary Kathryn from Crochet Chiq and I am extremely excited to share Red Heart’s newest yarn Filligree! Have you noticed a trend in knit and crochet designs lately? There seems to be more free form and non-symmetrical pieces. I love the use of non typical yarn as yarn! Red Heart’s Boutique line has some awesome yarns.
My all time favorite being Changes because it has 6 different textures in one ball and Rigoletto because it swirls and you can crochet a darling scarf in less than 10 minutes!!! However, today I want to go into detail about Filigree. I haven’t seen one like this before and the ideas coming to my mind on how to use this are endless. Check out this quick video vlog to see a few of the ideas I had. Regardless of the yarn don’t be held back by the suggested hook or needle size, have fun and experiment! It is however, a good idea to use the suggested size first.
The first photo I want to share with you is what this yarn looks like when you chain it with a very large hook (Q or larger) and is just a simple chain but I love the way it looks and think it makes a great necklace as is or would be great for purse handles on a ruffle style bag!
The second photo shows how I made blooms using G Hook . Basically I chained in the ladder skipping random amounts of spaces, and then wrapped it around and took a piece of yarn to sew it together. Red Heart has an extremely cute Shawl and I love the idea of crocheting in both ends!
What do you think about this yarn? Does it excite you, or is it not your cup of tea?
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And now that you know a little bit about this yarn you can make the Chiq Crochet Filigree Scarf!
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I can’t wait to try this yarn! Love your tutorials and patterns… you make working with intimidating yarn VERY easy! <3
Thank you so much Jackie! It’s great to know I am helping other crocheters have fun and adventure out!
This looks like such a fun yarn.. I really want to try the RH Changes!!
Watch out you may become addicted to the changes I have used over 15 balls in the past year! I really love the stuff!!
Great article. I’m going through a few of these issues as
well..
I made a scarf from a filigree yarn and it is just too long for me now that i have it made. and i now live in a warmer place and would like to cut it in the middle and turn the ends under on each end. will this work?