This scarf was inspired by a vintage scarf that I used to own. It is easy and quick, warm and soft. Best of all (and unlike longer scarves), it can be tucked into a bag or jacket pocket when not needed.SUPPLIES:
1 skein Bernat Soft Boucle (actually uses much less than a full skein)Size J crochet hook
GAUGE: not important
Note: Chain 2 at beginning of rows does not count as hdc.
Chain 100 loosely.
Row 1: Work hdc in 3rd chain from hook and in next 17 ch (18 hdc); work sc in next 8 ch; hdc across until last 26 ch; sc in next 8 ch, hdc in nect 18 ch. Ch 2, turn.
Rows 2 & 3: Working in back loop only, follow established pattern across (hdc in hdc, sc in sc). Ch 2, turn.
Row 4: Working in back loop only, hdc in next 18 hdc; chain 8 and skip the 8 sc; resume working in established pattern to end. Ch 2, turn.
Row 5: Working in back loop only, follow established pattern until you reach the 10 ch. Work 1 sc in each ch; resume pattern to end. Ch 2, turn.
Rows 6 & 7: Repeat Rows 2 & 3.
End off and weave in ends.
thanks for this pattern!! it's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI bought a beautiful skein of boucle, but I didn't know what to do with it!
This pattern is perfect!
Hi, I started making this scarf and am confused on row 5.... could someone help me out...in my mind I'm thinking it should be the 18 hdc then 8 sc, then hdc to the second opening, 8 sc then the 18 hdc.... ?
ReplyDeleteI am confused there also,did you figure it out?
DeleteCould someone explain row 5 to me please?
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ReplyDeleteRow 5 should say 8 CH not 10 CH. You do 18 hdc then 8 sc, one in each CH, then 48 hdc the 8 sc, one in each CH, then 18 hdc CH 2 and turn. Hope that helps you. God bless!
DeleteCould someone tell me row 6 an 7 do they both get row 2 and 3. Total of 4 more rows?? Please answer this asap.
ReplyDeleteThan you..