The stitch pattern allowed me to crochet by feel in the dark, so I was able to finish it in Connecticut several hours later. I sewed in the ends when we arrived in NY. I didn't have an intended recipient, but not to worry. I wasn't even able to get a photo taken before my MIL claimed it and promptly put it away (it matches her new gloves... who knew?) Instead here's a photo of the yarn.Easy Tweed One Skein Scarf
Project details:
Yarn: Red Heart Easy Tweed - bulky - nylon/acylic blend - 143yds
Colorway: Blue tweed
Hook: Boye K (~7.0mm) hook
Gauge: 4 st / inch
Size: Approximately 36" long x 5" wide.
Pattern: My own
Ch 146, must be an even number
- Row 1 - sc in 2nd ch from hook, *ch 1, skip one ch, sc in next ch, repeat from * across, turn.
- Row 2 - ch 1, sc in 1st sc, sc in ch-1 space, *ch 1, sc in next ch-1 space, repeat from * across, sc in last sc, turn.
- Row 3 - ch 1, sc in 1st sc, *ch 1, sc in next ch-1 space, repeat from * across, sc in last sc, turn.
- Repeat rows 2-3, until skein runs out.
6 comments:
As a beginner, I would be more inclined to try this pattern if you had included a picture of the finished scarf.
nice pattern that really shows off the colors/textures of a nice bulky yarn! :)
Thank you!!
A lot of effective data for myself!
Tried this twice. Instructions should be clearer (referring to "space"??)
Would have loved to, but as I said my MIL took it
Happy to help. "Space" is actually "ch-1 space" which refers to the hole under the ch-1 between the sc of the previous row. So you are crocheting an sc by placing the hook not IN the ch-1, but in the hole created by the sc, ch 1, sc of the row below.
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