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!
Like many of us, I can't go out for yarn shopping, so I've been digging through my stash, trying to find something exciting to work with. I found four skeins of Brilliant yarn by Patons.
I purchased this yarn last year from a thrift store. I believe now this yarn is discontinued, which is a pity as it's beautiful and I enjoying working with it!
I made myself a pretty scarf. Nothing fancy, just one repeating row of crochet shells.
Because I only had four skeins (664 yards in total), my scarf came out only 46 inches long (13 inches wide), but I use a pearl pin to style it with, and it looks very pretty.
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The pattern is very easy. We start with a chain that is a multiple of 7, plus 4.
For my scarf I started with chain 60.
Row 1: (3 dc, ch 3, 4 dc) all into 4th ch from the hook (beginning shell made), *skip 6 ch, (4 dc, ch 3, 4 dc) all in next ch (shell made)* across.
Continue working into the other side of the original chain. *(4 dc, ch 3, 4 dc) all in ch where shell was made* across. Join with sl st to top of starting ch.
From this point, continue working in rows.
Row 2: sl st to ch-3 space of 1st shell, ch 3, (3 dc, ch 3, 4 dc) all in same ch-3 space, *(4 dc, ch 3, 4 dc) all in ch-3 space of next shell* across.
Crochet lacy scarves are so much fun to make! They are easy and quick projects that can make beautiful and inexpensive gifts.
For this scarf I used two skeins of Caron Simply Soft yarn and a hook size G (4.25 mm).
There are only two repeating rows in the pattern, which are easy to remember. You can work on this project while watching your favorite TV show or listening to a podcast (that's my favorite thing to do while crocheting).
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Here is my video tutorial on Youtube:
And the written pattern is available in my Etsy and Ravelry shops!
Soft Yarn by Red Heart is one of my favorite to work with. I especially like it in lilac color.
I used two skeins of Soft Yarn (256 yards each) to crochet a simple lace scarf. There are only two repeating rows in the pattern, and they are very easy to remember.
No complicated crochet stitches involved - only chains, single and double crochets.
This scarf is a perfect project for beginner crocheters.
I worked with a hook size H (5 mm). My scarf came out 75 inches long and 9.5 inches wide.
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The video tutorial for this scarf is available on my Youtube channel.
And the written pattern is 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.
