Beautiful … and also unusual since it’s crocheted with raffia harvested from raffia palm trees in Africa. The fiber from raffia leaves are most often used for making items such as hats, baskets, and mats.
Get the pattern from Ashleigh of See Love Share. Here are some raffia options, 20+ colors!
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