Jolly Rancher Crochet Skirt Pattern

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I’m so happy to be in Montana where little sheep are running free and being chased by wolves. No, really! Except instead of wolves it is more like coyotes or mountain lions. The yarn I’ve used for this skirt is certified ‘predator friendly’ meaning that the farm is run with respect for all living things, not just the cute ones. You can read more about it at www.lambandwool.com . It’s certified organic too! I hope you’ll try ordering from them or poke around for a local homespun in your neck of the woods.
I’ve had a bit of culture (and temperature) shock since leaving Japan and I was bemoaning the nippy winds that prevent me from wearing my summer skirt collection during winter. Cozy yarn to the rescue! This overskirt is like putting on a sweater, just lower down. Of a rather chunky weight, it is quick to work up on big hooks and just a little bit delicate with a Kid Silk Haze trim and a nice bell shape. You can wear it over skirts or pants, depending on how weird you want to look. Either way, you’ll be warm. Plus the rhythm of crochet might help you realize where you are and that it is okay (at least it does for me).

This overskirt is like putting on a sweater, just lower down. Of a rather chunky weight, it is quick to work up on big hooks and just a little bit delicate with a Kid Silk Haze trim and a nice bell shape.

This listing is for an intermediate level crochet pattern which I will email to you as a PDF. If you would like it to be mailed hard copy, then shipping charges apply.

Added on Oct 16, 2009

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