These three Dragon Wing Cowl video tutorials show knitting the cowl, short rows, Jacob’s ladder, binding off, blocking, and adding buttons.
The Dragon Wing Cowl knit pattern uses my knit Jacob’s ladder technique to create fun ridges, and simple increases to give it shape.
The Dragon Tooth Wrap is part of the Dragon Wing pattern series. It uses my knit version of the Jacob’s Ladder stitch to make a stylish wrap. There are so many ways to wear the Dragon Tooth Wrap, and it’s a great way to show off your favorite shawl pin.
The Dragon Wing Cape features horizontal stripes and raised vertical spines which come to points creating a wing-like look.
The Dragon Wing Shawl is part of my Dragon Wing crochet and knit pattern set which features textured detail using the Jacob’s ladder stitch.
Hello my friends! I had a few requests for a video tutorial on starting the Crocheted Dragon Wing Scarf, so I decided to make that for you. It really is pretty easy once you get going, but those first few rows can throw you because everything looks weird until you get used to it. So, without further ado, here is the video tutorial to give you a hand!
I have had so many requests for a crochet version of the Dragon Wing Cowl, that I just had to oblige! So here it is: the Dragon Wing Scarf. It is a bit longer and more flowy than the knit counterpart, and I really like it! There are notes on how to make it shorter if you want to button it as a cowl, but I really like the scarf. The Crystal Palace Panda Pearl yarn is perfect for this fashionable accessory. It’s so very soft and luscious!
