Neon net triangle shawl (project for beginners)

🌈 Neon Crochet Shawls

Hello everyone! Today I have something super fast and simple, made in bright, energising colours 

This is a piece perfect for active girls who like to walk, run, dance or stay on the move.

Neon colours always remind me of the 90s, when having something in bright pink or yellow felt like a status symbol. And honestly — are we ever too old for neon? Definitely not.

🪡 Easy Beginner Project

This is one of the easiest triangle crochet shawls you can make — a basic fishnet pattern that you can learn in minutes. If you’re a complete beginner or have never held a crochet hook before, this is a great place to start.

🧶 Materials

All you need is a ball of lightweight yarn in your favourite colour and a suitable crochet hook.

For my shawls, I used Red Heart Bella acrylic yarn in neon pink and neon green, with a 3.5 mm hook. Each shawl used one 50g ball of yarn. If you want to make a larger version or add decorations like tassels, you’ll need a bit more.

I kept my shawls simple and functional, as they’re part of my “activewear”.

Spring is coming, which means more time outdoors and a bit more movement. And let’s be honest — it’s also the perfect time to get ready for all those summer crochet projects.

Thank you for visiting, and see you soon! 🙂

Bed cover (work in progress)

From Leftover Yarn to Something Bigger

Hi everyone, we recently had a few very cold and even snowy days here in Poland, so I decided to stay under a blanket with a crochet hook and some thick winter yarn that I hadn’t used earlier in the season.

I only had two balls of yarn, 100 g each. At first, I thought about making a simple vest, but red and white together just aren’t my style. I like both colours separately, but not really combined.

So the question was — what to do when you only have two colours that don’t quite match your original idea?

What I have so far is a small rug, perfect for a cat or a small dog. But now I’m thinking about expanding it into a double bed-sized cover.

That would mean ordering more yarn… and of course, these exact colours and sizes are currently unavailable. So yes, I’m starting to regret that I even began this project.

🧵 Pattern & Idea

I didn’t follow any specific pattern. I was inspired by something I saw in a magazine a long time ago, and the best part is that the design is easy to repeat and expand as much as you like.

Thanks for visiting, have a fantastic week, and see you soon!