The Scheepjes Hygge CAL, a unique design that combines embroidery and crochet to make a luxurious wrap. The wrap has been designed by Kirsten from Haak Maar Raak. With this post I want to give you all the information regarding Hygge CAL and show you my completed wrap.
Resources
- Add this free pattern to your Ravelry library
- General Information & written patterns – English
- General Information & written patterns – Dutch
- English Facebook group
- Dutch Facebook group
- Yarn kits
Video resources
- YouTube Playlist with all English (UK Terms) videos – right handed
- YouTube Playlist with all English (UK Terms) videos – left handed
- YouTube Playlist met alle Nederlandse video’s – reghtshandig
- YouTube Playlist met alle Nederlandse video’s – linkshandig
Yarn Packs
Hygge kits are/were available in 5 colorways. You can choose between the Rainbow, Jewel, Pastel, Danish Mermaid and Girls Night In colorways. The kits contain 10 balls of Stone Washed yarn, 11 balls of Catona yarn and extra goodies which include a button, a charm, a stitch marker, a yarn needle and 2 wooden ice crystals. The kits are/were available from Wool Warehouse or your Scheepjes stockist.
Video tutorials
I have a short series of videos showing how to make the wrap. In part 1 I show how to make the first bobbles, in part 2 I show how to make the separator and do the embroidery, in part 12 I show the second series of bobbles, and in part 13 I show the border. In the description of the videos you can find the time stamps to each row/section so that you can jump ahead if you want to.
The videos are available in English and Dutch, with left and right handed versions in both languages. You can find them on my YouTube channel and the Scheepjes website. Please note that in the English video I use UK crochet terms. The videos will stay online indefinitely.
My Rainbow Wrap
I used the Rainbow kit to make the videos for you, and in the process make a beautiful wrap for myself.
Last step was the lining; I used a fabric with blue and green stripes. I will be honest with you, this lining was a LOT of work, and I am sure that we can debate if it is really necessary. Nonetheless I lined my wrap and it gives my wrap a professional finish.
My Hygge Wrap
If you would like to read back on the Hygge journey, you can read about the CAL announcement, yarn arrival, the bobbles in part 1, the embroidery with my tips in part 2, progress at part 3 and part 9, new bobbles in part 12 and the border in part 13.
I hope to see you again for a new project.
With love,
Esther
Follow me on
Facebook, Pinterest, You-Tube, Google+, Ravelry, Bloglovin’, Instagram
This post contains affiliate links. Please read my disclosure and copyright policy. All opinions are my own and I only link to products I use or would use. Thank you for using the links on my blog and supporting my work.
It's all in a Nutshell Crochet 
Your rainbow wrap looks beautiful
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you Esther. The Hygge is my thrid projet with you, Last dance on the beach and peacock tail bag. Now I will start NAS. Your videos are fantastic. Thanks +++++
LikeLike
Thank you 🙂
LikeLike
It looks so amazing! you did such a smashing job with this!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person
Congratulations! It looks wonderful!
LikeLike
Thank you 🙂
LikeLike
Please can you tell me what the button and snowflakes and charm is for…..?
>
LikeLike
You can best ask the designer 🙂 She knows
LikeLike
I loved doing this CAL and your amazing tutorial vídeos. I still want to line mine and would love to do another project incorporating crochet and embroidery ❤😎❤
LikeLiked by 1 person
Did you hand stitch the lining to the wrap?
LikeLike
yes, with teeny tiny stitches. It took me 3 days to sew it on. The result is amazing, you don’t see the stitches at all
LikeLike
I like to line all my purses and they always turn out so nice but…. I dread the hand stitching. Uuugg! Your wrap is beautiful. But I absolutely love your squares. Love love love them. Thank you for sharing.
LikeLike
Hi, was wondering if you might consider making a tutorial on lining the shawl?
LikeLike
There will not be a tutorial for the lining. Please see the detailed written instructions.
LikeLike