Happy New Year!!!!
In celebration of the New Year my son designed a new logo for me and I am sharing my latest and first pattern for 2015!!!
This scarf is very addictive to make - and being so economical and easy too you could make as many as you feel inspired to!
PATTERN TERMS: US
My patterns are all written in US terms
I have included this little chart to make it easier for my UK readers to reference the difference in stitch terms.
Skill Level: Easy
Approximate Time: 3 hours
Yarn: Any DK (8 ply / Light Worsted Weight)
Acrylic; Courtelle; Acrylic / Wool; Acrylic / Wool / Tweed are all suitable types for this scarf
Amount Required: 100g (2 x 50g balls) / 300metres / 330 yards - this was sufficient across three different types of DK yarn
15g / 45 metres / 50 yards of a contrasting colour for the edging
Hook Size: I used a 5.00mm hook
Use whatever hook size suits your choice of yarn and your tension.
Length: 140cm (excluding the braids)
Width: 25cm (from straight edge to centre point)
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| Elle Rustica DK - Saddle (acrylic / wool / tweed) |
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| Lollipop DK Colours - 0016 (100% Acrylic) |
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| Elle Family Print DK - Sushi (100% Courtelle) |
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| Elle Kidz DK - Dino Dudes (100% Acrylic) |
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| Elle Kidz DK - Magic Potion (100% Acrylic) |
PATTERN NOTES:
This is a "long triangle scarf". Shaping is done on one side of the scarf only. The top edge remains straight.
The pattern repeat is 1 row hdc; 1 row dc - worked over Rows 4 - 7 for the "Increase" half of the scarf.
You will be increasing at the start of every dc row. The last stitch on every hdc row is worked into the 3rd the start 3ch (the increase) where your previous row was dc (if you miss working into this your scarf is going to be oddly shaped)
The pattern repeat of 1 row hdc; 1 row dc - is worked over Rows 8 - 11 for the "Decrease" half of the scarf.
You will be decreasing at the end of every hdc row.
Foundation: 4ch
Row 1: 1hdc into 3rd ch from hook; 1hdc into next ch (2ch at start counts as 1hdc) = 3hdc; turn
Row 2: 3ch (counts as 1dc), 1dc into space between hdc (2dc "V"); 2dc into next space between hdc (2dc "V"); turn
Row 3: 2ch (counts as 1hdc); 1hdc into "V" ; 2hdc into next "V"; turn
Row 4: 3ch (counts as 1dc increase); 2dc into each "v"; turn
Row 5: 2ch (counts as 1hdc) 1hdc into first "V"; (2hdc into next "V") repeat to last "V"; 1hdc into top of 3ch at end of row; turn
Row 6: 3ch (counts as 1dc increase), 1dc into space before first "v"; 2dc into each "v"; turn
Row 7: 2ch (counts as 1hdc) 1hdc into first "V"; (2hdc into next "V") repeat to end of row; turn
Repeat Rows 4 - 7 until your work is approximately 70cm long, omitting Row 7 on your last repeat (in other words, your last pattern repeat will be Rows 4, 5 and 6)
Row 8 - 2ch (counts as 1hdc) 1hdc into first "V"; (2hdc into next "V") repeat to last "v"; crochet 2hdc together (dec); turn
Row 9 - 3ch (counts as 1dc); 2dc into each "v" to end of row; turn
Row 10 - 2ch (counts as 1hdc) 1hdc into first "V"; (2hdc into next "V") repeat to "v" before last "v" (2nd last v); crochet 2hdc together (dec); 1hdc into top of 3ch at start of previous row; turn
Row 11 - 3ch (counts as 1dc), 1dc into space before first "v" (counts as first "v"); 2dc into each "v"; turn
Repeat Rows 8 - 11 until there are 3 stitches left, omitting Row 11 on your last repeat (in other words, your last pattern repeat will be Rows 8, 9 and 10). Break off yarn.
Edging: Join contrasting colour to end post on any dc row. 3ch, 1dc into same space as join, skip next hdc row, sl st into side post on next dc row; (3ch, 1dc into same space as sl st, skip next hdc row, sl st into side post on next dc row) repeat around all edges of scarf ending with a sl st into same place as start
Braids: Pull a double strand of yarn through a stitch at the end of your scarf (until you have two equal lengths). Start twisting both lengths in the same direction. Once they are tightly twisted, hold them together and gently guide them to twist in the opposite direction. Knot the end of the braid.
I added three of similar (not exact) lengths to each end.
Flowers: Add a PANSY or a button or two at each end and you are good to go!
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Thank you so very much to Leanne Nisha and Laura Brozo for testing the pattern for me, and Michelle Westlund for proof reading the pattern!
This one was made by Leanne Nisha of GUMNUT CROCHET
This one was made by Leanne Nisha of GUMNUT CROCHET
