It is still summer, but we crocheters are always a step ahead, and I am already working on autumn projects.
This is a lacy cowl, which is light and airy in texture, but at the same time warm and cozy.
For this design, in addition to basic stitches such as single and double crochets, I also used crossed double treble crochets, which can be a bit challenging to make at first, but get better with practice.
I used one skein of Soft & Shiny yarn by Loops & Threads (100% acrylic, about 300 yards) and a hook size H (5 mm).
I have a detailed video tutorial on my Youtube channel:
And the written pattern is available in my Etsy and Ravelry shops.
Only basic stitches are used in this design, so it will be suitable for crochet beginners!
The final measurements of my scarf are 58 inches long and 9.5 inches wide, but the pattern can be easily adjusted to any custom size!
This stitch will also work for a variety of other crochet projects, such as a summer top or blouse, beach or swim pool coverup, perhaps a table runner or a tablecloth, etc.
I created a very detailed video tutorial:
I also have the pattern available in the written form in my Etsy and Ravelry shops!
Starting a crochet Youtube channel has been such a blessing to me! I enjoy making crochet tutorials and sharing my work with other crocheters! I appreciate all the feedback and suggestions my viewers give me, which help me grow as a crochet designer.
The scarf that I'm sharing today was a viewer's request. She asked for a tutorial of a fans stitch, as she would like to make a blanket with fan's design.
Of course, in crochet there are endless creative possibilities, and there can literally be hundreds of variations of a fans stitch.
This is what I came up with - a lacy fan's stitch with four repeating rows.
I used this stitch to make a scarf, but of course it can be easily adjusted to make a lacy blanket or throw, or any other project for that matter!
To make this scarf, I used one skein of Soft & Shiny yarn by Loops & Threads (about 300 yards), and a crochet hook size H (5 mm).
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Here is the video tutorial:
The written pattern is available in my Etsy and Ravelry shops!
I can't believe more than half of June is already gone! I have fallen behind with sharing my creations! And I do have tons of new crochet projects completed!
Let's start with this lacy scarf! The pattern is quite simple, with only one repeating row.
I used one skein of Soft and Shiny yarn by Loops & Threads, and my scarf came out 44 inches long and 8 inches wide. Hook size H, 5 mm.
This is not a very long scarf, but it does tie up nicely around my neck, sort of like a cowl.
And of course, it's very easy to make the scarf longer - simply use more yarn and continue crocheting until you reach your desired length.
My video tutorial is available on Youtube:
And if you prefer a written pattern in PDF format, it's available in my Etsy and Ravelry shops!
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Hello and welcome! My blog started out of my love for crochet doilies and lace handkerchief edgings, but now you will find all kinds of crochet projects here.
