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Introducing the Woodland Scarf crochet pattern, perfect for all skill levels. Using a larger hook with a weight 3 yarn creates a beautiful, lightweight, airy fabric, and the fringe adds a stylish detail. Stay warm and comfortable this winter.
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MATERIALS
-Lion Brand Mandala Yarn, Light weight #3 (100% acrylic; 590 yd./540 m; 5.3 oz./150g skein) Color used: Groot (1 cake)
-US size M/N 9.0mm crochet hook
-Scissors
-Yarn Needle
-6-inch piece of cardboard
GAUGE
12 pattern sts = 4”
10 rows = 4”
SIZE
75″ long (without fringe) x 11″ wide
PATTERN KEY (US TERMS)
ch: chain, st(s): stitch(es), sc: single crochet, hdc: half double crochet, dc: double crochet, sl st: slip stitch
EXPERIENCE LEVEL
Easy
NOTES
-Beginning chain 1 DOES NOT count as a stitch
-Beginning chain 2 of last row DOES NOT count as a stitch
-When working with self-striping or ombre yarn, consider making the fringe for one end before you start crocheting to ensure the colors align. Use the final color from your project to create the fringe for the opposite end once you’ve finished. After completing the scarf, attach the fringe to both sides.
INSTRUCTIONS
Ch 32
Row 1: Hdc in 3rd ch from hook (ch counts as st), hdc across. -31 sts
Row 2: Ch 1, turn, [sc, hdc, dc] into same stitch, *sk 2 sts, [sc, hdc, dc] into next st; repeat from * until 3 sts remain, sk 2 sts, 1 sc in last st. -31 sts
Rows 3-147: Repeat Row 2.
Row 148: Ch 2, turn, hdc in same st, hdc across next 30 sts. Fasten off. -31 sts
Fringe
A total of 62 fringe bundles will be needed.
Each end of the Woodland Scarf will have 31 fringe bundles. Each bundle will include 2 pieces of yarn, needing a total of 124 pieces of cut yarn.
To create the fringe pieces:
-Loosely wrap yarn around a 6-inch-long piece of cardboard (trying not to overlap pieces).
-Cut one end across with sharp scissors. Each wrap will be one 12” piece of yarn after cutting.
To attach the fringe:
-Hold 2 pieces of the cut yarn together, and fold them in half evenly.
-Insert hook into the stitch you would like to place the fringe bundle. (Place a fringe bundle in bottom of each st from beginning ch and into top of each hdc stitch of Row 148.)
-Pull the middle of the folded fringe through the st.
-Use the hook to grab the yarn ends and pull through the middle of the loop from the folded area of the fringe.
-Pull tightly.
-Repeat until all fringe bundles are attached.
-Trim ends to make even.
Absolutely Love this pattern super easy to follow!!!! scarf came out very cute cant wait to make the next one!
Thank you so much! 💜