Easy Hideaway Sweater Shrug

My very first piece of clothing I crocheted was a shrug.

Only a few months into learning basic crochet skills, 

I was shocked at how easy it was to make myself an actual piece of clothing.

This is definitely a quick "Watch Netflix and Crochet" type of project.

And depending how bulky your yarn is, it's a quick wip!

Materials:

Hook size: M/9.00mm (depending how chunky your yarn is)

Yarn suggestion: Bernat Softee Chunky

Yarn Needle

Legend:

Ch - Chain

DC - Double crochet

Sl St - Slip Stitch

Note: This Hideaway Shrug can be made in any size very easily.  
The size I've made for myself would work as a small/medium.  
To make the sweater longer (from neck to bum), increase your chains to start. 
And/or to make your sweater wider, just add more rows!

OTH Crochet Nook Pattern: Easy Hideaway Sweater Shrug

Chain 80

Row 1: DC 3rd chain from hook, DC in every stitch until the end, ch 2, turn

Row 2: DC across until end, ch 2, turn

*Repeat Row 2 until desired length is reached, I completed 50 rows*

You should now have a large rectangle.

Lay it flat and fold it in half.

Slip Stich (or seam with yarn needle) sides about half way up to create arm holes.

Guess what?

You're done!

Share your Hideaway Shrug with me, tag @othcrochetnook