Finish Your Phoenix Wrap and 18 More Free Crochet Patterns for Women’s Garments and Accessories

This is Marie from Underground Crafter and I’m here for the last post of the Phoenix Wrap Crochet-a-Long. I hope you’ve been enjoying this CAL as much as I have! In today’s post, I’m sharing a sneak peek of the third and final part of the Phoenix Wrap along with a roundup of 18 more free crochet patterns for women’s accessories that would be great for donating to Sue Rock Originals Everyone, Inc.

If you’re just hearing about the CAL, we’re making a rectangular shawl in three parts. You can find Part 1 here and Part 2 here. Here’s how the completed project looks.

You can find the pattern for Part 3 and several different styling options here. Be sure to share a completed project picture here by August 31, 2018 for your chance to win one of four great prizes, including six skeins of Lion Brand Jeans!

You can find out more about Sue Rock Originals Everyone, Inc., a New York City charity that distributes handmade garments and accessories to domestic violence survivors, in this interview with Sue Rock.

You may be making your Phoenix Wrap to keep, to gift, to sell, or to donate locally. But, if you’re planning to donate another handmade beauty to Sue Rock Originals Everyone, Inc., here are 18 more free crochet patterns for garments and accessories that would help a domestic violence survivor start over with a handmade touch. These patterns include shawls and wraps, ponchos, cardis, capes, and bags. Photos are copyright the respective publisher and are used with permission.

Fire and Ice Shawl by Underground Crafter: This simple, triangular shawl in Shawl in a Ball can easily be upsized to make a larger wrap.

Diamond Lattice Kimono by Salty Pearl Crochet: This is lacy, fringed kimono cardigan in Shawl in a Ball makes a bold statement.

2×2 Shawl by Mamas2Hands: This top-down shawl in Shawl in a Ball features a simple stitch pattern. The unique shape lets you style it several ways.

Driftwood Hooded Poncho by Mama in a Stitch: This striped poncho in Scarfie is oversized, so it fits a variety of adults.

Hooded Cabled Cape by Jessie At Home: This textured cape in Scarfie features dramatic cables down the back and front.

Montana Poncho by Stitch and Hustle: This turtleneck poncho in Touch of Alpaca is available in 4 sizes.

Granite Poncho by All About Ami: This turtleneck poncho in Touch of Alpaca is available in 3 sizes.

Soft Easy Shawl by Joy of Motion Crochet: This lacy shawl in Feels Like Butta has an asymmetrical triangular shape.

Stripe Me Shawl by Wilmade: This triangular shawl in Feels Like Butta features perpendicular stripes. It can be worn as a wrap or triangular scarf.

Whimsical Waves Poncho by Nana’s Crafty Home: This lacy poncho in Feels Like Butta has a fit that flatters many different body types.

Sonoma Circle Bag by One Dog Woof: This stylish bag in Rewind is perfect for toting around papers as you travel between meetings.

Soft Pebble Shawl by ELK Studio: This lacy, rectangular shawl in Shawl in a Cake can be styled several different ways, making this a versatile accessory.

For Emily by Stitches n Scraps: This one-piece, collared poncho in Wool-Ease fits most adults.

What You Love Shawl by The Unraveled Mitten: This oversized triangular shawl in Wool-Ease is finished off with tassels.

Navy Stripes Bag by Stitching Together: This striped tote in Fast Track is a great every day bag.

Earl Grey Wrap by Two of Wands: This oversized, striped triangular wrap in 24/7 Cotton and Mandala Baby is the companion to the free knitting pattern for the Java Wrap.

Twist Swancho by Sewrella: This sweater-poncho in ZZ Twist includes a video tutorial.

Diana Purse by Divine Debris: This bold purse in Vanna’s Choice is textured and striped.

I hope you enjoyed this roundup and I can’t wait to see your finished Phoenix Wrap.

• Get part 3 of the Phoenix Wrap pattern here.
• Feel free to share our CAL button on your Ravelry project page or elsewhere on social media to spread the word. Just right click on the image (on desktop) or hold and click (on mobile) to save it to your computer.

• Chat with other crocheters about your progress in the Underground Crafters Facebook group or this thread in the Underground Crafter Ravelry group.
• Share a completed project picture here by August 31, 2018 for your chance to win one of the end-of-CAL giveaway prizes.