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  • Shroat™ and Shrap™
  • The two final shrug hybrids
    From "Uncommon Threads"
    episode DUCT-140


    (Continued from page 1)

    Shrap

    Gwendolyn Faye makes a shrug/wrap combo, or a shrap, by adding length to the shrug and giving it two ties to wrap around your body.

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    Shrap
    Materials:

    Lion Brand Bouclé
    crochet hook, US size P
    darning needle

    Gauge: dc, ch 1, dc = 2"

    Abbreviations:
    ch
    chain
    dc double crochet
    sl st slip stitch
    tog together

    Start by crocheting a shrug (see Segment 1 instructions). After closing up the second sleeve, do not end off.

    Turning Your Shrug into a Shrap

    Foundation row:
    Turn the shrug right side out. Sc in the seam, *sc in the dc, sc in the space created by the ch.* Repeat from * around. Join with a sl st. Ch 4.

    Increase row:
    Dc at the base of the ch 4, *ch 1, dc in the next sc,* repeat from * around. Join with a sl st in the 3rd ch. Ch 4, turn.

    Pattern row:
    *Skip ch. Dc in next dc, ch 1, skip next ch, dc in next dc,* repeat from * around. Join with a sl st in the 3rd ch. Ch 4, turn. Repeat pattern row 6 times (for a total of 7 rows counting from the increase row). End off.

    Making the Straps

    Side 1:
    Counting 6 rows in from the seam of the sleeve, join yarn with a sl st to the 6th dc. Ch 51, end off.

    Side 2:
    Counting 6 rows in from the other sleeve seam, join yarn with a sl st to the 6th dc. Ch 51, then working over the stitches going back toward the seam of the sleeve, dc in 4th ch from the hook, ch 1, *skip ch 1, dc in next dc,* repeat from * across. Ch 4, turn.

    Pattern row:
    *Skip ch. Dc in next dc, ch 1, skip next ch, dc in next dc,* repeat from * across the Side 2 chain stitches, the back, and the Side 1 chain stitches. Ch 4, turn. Repeat pattern row 10 times (or until back of shrap is the desired length). End off.

    Making the bell sleeve:
    Join yarn to the seam of first sleeve with a sl st. Ch 1.

    Foundation row:
    Sc in the seam, *sc in the dc, sc in the space created by the ch.* Repeat from * around. Join with a sl st. Ch 4.

    Increase row:
    Dc in space at the base of the ch 4, *ch 1, dc in the next sc,* repeat from * around. Join with a sl st in the 3rd ch. Ch 4, turn.

    Pattern row:
    *Skip ch. Dc in next dc, ch 1, skip next ch, dc in next dc,* repeat from * around. Join with a sl st in the 3rd ch. Ch 4, turn. Repeat pattern row 3 times (for a total of 4 rows counting from the increase row). End off.

    Repeat for the second sleeve.

    Finishing:
    Hide ends.


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