Amigurumi Winged Raven Shawl Crochet Pattern
Our amigurumi crochet raven shawl pattern. Crochet your mythologically revered winged Raven scarf with our detailed crocheted shawl pattern. Many pages of photo tutorial guide notes and ‘how-to’ explanation from Cottontail & Whiskers. Add this crochet raven pattern your Account to keep, view, download and print whenever you need. Complete with an additional text only ‘Printer Friendly’ section to save paper and ink.
Whatever we think of ravens, we have respected these birds presence since before memory. There is a shared human connection across the planet reserved for this magnificent bird with a long rich history.
Born in Scotland. Written in English. Terms in US American
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Did you know?
“In a pinch a good use of our wits may help us out.” The Aesop for Children; ‘The Crow & the Pitcher’
source: read.gov
Amigurumi Winged Raven Shawl Crochet Pattern
Finished size
- 68 x 43 cm (27 x 18 inches)
One size
Skill level
- Intermediate
Skills required
- Rows
- Chain (ch)
- Rounds (rnd)
- Single crochet (sc)
- Half double crochet (hdc)
- Double crochet (dc)
- Increase (inc)
- Decrease (dec)
- Slip stitch (slst)
- Fasten off (fo)
Materials
- Black aran yarn – 280 g
- (I used YarnArt Melody in blue/black metallic)
- Dark grey yarn – 10 g
- Black safety eyes – 12 mm
- Button – approx. 3-4 cm
- Toy stuffing
- Spray starch (optional)
Equipment
- Crochet hook – 4.00 mm
- Crochet hook – 5.00 mm
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
- Stitch marker
The pattern is very long, but all the pictures are immensely helpful, and the extra pages are worth it.
My advice to those making this pattern is to make several of the first extra feather to make sure you know precisely how to do them before you start the the first feather row.
Row 1 and 2 of the feathers do end up kind of floppy--I used worsted weight wool and starch just wasn't up to the challenge. The way my daughter drapes the wrap with the feathers pointing down nullifies this issue, but with the bird head attached, that wouldn't look as good. Some other means of stiffening the feathers will probably be needed.
The extended version with just text to print friendly is such a nice service in all your patterns.