Spiral Windsock

By: Sara Sach from poshpoochdesignsdogclothes.blogspot.com

This free crochet pattern will teach you how to crochet a Spiral Windsock. The different colored yarn will swirl around itself whenever the wind blows through, and you'll always know how hard and from where the wind is blowing. You can create your own windsock with a combination of worsted weight yarn and two children's bracelets. Add some color to your backyard decor with this fun pattern, or make a unique gift for the aspiring meteorologist.

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Easy

Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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princess6860504

Mar 13, 2018

I am wondering how this will hold up in an uncovered area... I read somewhere that there is a spray protectant to guard against sun fade. Am I right or am I imagining things? HA ha! I would use it on the porch only. I crocheted a banner and strung it on my deck and by halfway through the summer my colors were faded. That was a bummer. This whirly windsock is so retro!

JaneEK

Mar 22, 2017

I absolutely LOVE this project! It reminds me of some macram patterns I worked way, way back in the day. If you work the pattern as described, the windsock will be long and narrow. But it would be very easy to use wider metal rings and add extra stitches to make it larger. Use an N size hook and work it up in jute for a genuine retro look.

Cheryl Y

Mar 13, 2017

What a great idea this Spiral Windsock pattern is. I love it!! I think it would be a great way to use up the half balls of yarn I have. I think this will be a nice way to keep the birds out of my berry patch this summer. I'll be making a few of these.. The pattern is well written and easy to understand. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet pattern.