Here is my latest craft project, a ruffled crocheted scarf. I've only been able to crochet properly for about 3 months. I've been able to knit for years but no one sat down with me and taught me how to crochet until recently. Since then I've got crochet crazy...I love it!
I found a basic pattern for a ruffled scarf on the internet which used treble stitches but I felt they were too long and made the scarf too holey. So I changed a few of the stitches and came up with this.
I used the equivalent of dk yarn for the main colour and Sirdar Reflections (which I think has been discontinued but as of this post you may get clearance online) for the edging. It took about 160g of yarn and I used a 5mm crochet hook.
Chain approx 203 or as many stitches for the length of your scarf.
Row 1: dc into 3rd chain and each chain across
Row 2: ch3 turn, 2dc into each stitch across
Row 3: ch3 turn, 2dc into each stitch across
Row 4: ch1 turn, 2sc into each stitch across
Row 5: change to contrast, ch1 turn, sc into each stitch across
Finish off and weave in ends
Useful links:
How to make a single crochet stitch (sc)
How to make a double crochet stitch (dc)
Useful links:
How to make a single crochet stitch (sc)
How to make a double crochet stitch (dc)
My husband said he thought it looked like coral.
My current project is a cushion cover. No doubt I'll share that with you soon.
Gillian.
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