What you can make from crocheting squares/rectangles – Part 3: Scarves

In case you missed it, check out Part 1: Blankets, Towels, Pot Holders

https://mwlgoodies.blogspot.com/2019/03/what-you-can-make-from-crocheting.html

And Part 2: Ear Warmers and Headbands

https://mwlgoodies.blogspot.com/2019/04/what-you-can-make-from-crocheting.html

In this part of the series, I would like to share with you my newest winter scarf design.

I created this as a gift to a new co-worker who recently moved north and is experiencing his first winter in the northeast. Let’s just say he is not used to the cold weather up here.

This pattern is intended to be very thick and warm for the dead of winter so I used 4 ply acrylic yarn for this pattern. Of course, you can always make a smaller version of this by cutting down the dimensions to 22in x 70in to create a “skinny scarf”. Also, using a lightweight yarn will also make this pattern more suitable for lighter winters.

The stitches (st) I use for this pattern are chain (ch), single crochet (sc), and double crochet (dc).

I use 4 ply yarn with the hook suggested on the yarn label.

Start with ch 35

Row 1: 34 sc, turn

Row 2: ch 2, skip (sk) sc, sc in next st, sc across, turn

Row 3: ch 2, sc in ch space, ch across

Row 4 – 8: repeat row 3

row 9: ch 2, dc across,

row 10: ch 3, sk dc, ch, dc in next st,

row 11: dc across,

row 12: ch 2, sk sc, sc in next st, sc across, turn

row 13: ch 2, sc in ch space, ch across

Row 14 – 18: repeat row 3

row 19: ch 2, dc across,

row 20 – 21: repeat row 19

Row 22 – 121: repeat rows 12 through row 21

Row 122 – 131: repeat row 2 through row 8

Row 132: ch, sc across

ch, sc around edges, 3 sc in each corner stitch, tie off

Please comment below if you have any questions about my pattern design. And visit my store front to see what creations I have for sale today.

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