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Sampler Scarf Pattern
Materials: 1-1/2 skeins of each of the following:
Scheepjes "Spirit" in Dolphin, Blue Jay, Orca, and Grasshopper. You can find Scheepjes yarn here.
F hook
Lg eye needle for weaving ends
Scheepjes "Spirit" in Dolphin, Blue Jay, Orca, and Grasshopper. You can find Scheepjes yarn here.
F hook
Lg eye needle for weaving ends
ch26
Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook and each ch across. (25)
Row 2-3: ch1, turn, sc in each sc across.
Row 4: ch1, turn, (sc in 1sc, sk next sc, 5dc in next sc, sk next sc) 5 times. Sc in last sc. (6shells, 7sc)
Row 5: ch4(cts as dc and ch1), turn, (sk 2dc, sc in next dc, ch1, sk 2dc, dc in next sc, ch1) 5 times, ch1, sk 2dc, sc in next dc, ch1, sk 2dc, dc in last sc.
Row 6: ch1, turn, sc in each st and sp across. sc in 3rd ch of original ch4 (25)
Row 7: ch2, turn, hdc in ea sc across.
Row 8-11: Repeat rows 4-7 once.
Row 12: ch1, turn, sc in each hdc across.(25)
Row 13: ch2, turn, hdc in each sc across.
Row 14-17: Repeat rows 12+13 alternately.
Row 18-114: Repeat rows 4-17, 5 times.
Row 115-118: Repeat rows 4-7
Row 119-120: Repeat row 4+5
Row 121: Repeat row 6
Row 122-123: Ch1, turn, sc in each sc across (25) do not cut!
Row 124: ch1, turn to long edge, sc in each sc+hdc row end, 2sc in each dc row end. Cut off. Weave in ends.
Row 125: Join with sl st in opposite side and repeat row 124
Cut strands for fringe- put 4 together- secure to end of scarf (using a latch hook technique) leaving 2 spcs in between each tassel.
Love it and I have that exact yarn color :) SUPER!
ReplyDeleteI've been using this yarn for a variety of things! Love breaking it up with chocolate. REALLY wish I could find a blue that matches the blue in this mix.
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Thanks for the opportunity to learn more than just a basic stitch! I love your patterns and enjoy trying to expand my limited skills.
ReplyDeleteHow can I learn to read a pattern like this? I've taught myself to knit and crochet, but have difficulty reading all the shorthand!
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Hi Lynne,
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Just discovered your blog. Thanks for great ideas. I crochet blankets for charity (orphanages in 3rd world countries) and am looking for a very simple vest, pullover, skirt/pant crochet patterns to make matching clothes for teddy bears that we add to our blankets. Do you have any simple designs? Teddies vary in size (from beanies to about 12 inches). cgsk@hotmail.ca if you have any ideas. Thanks. Claire
ReplyDeleteGreetings. I Love the scarf and I love the Sweet Beautiful Child Modeling it. Adorable.
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