This
is an easy beginner crocheted scarf that goes from regular to spectacular...all
with the use of a button.
Supplies
(2)
skeins Lionbrand Hometown U.S.A.
(1)
10 mm crochet hook
(1) 9
mm crochet hook
(1)
tapestry needle
(1)
pair of scissors
(1)
large button with large holes
Abbreviations
st =
stitch
sts =
stitches
ch =
chain
dc =
double crochet
Let's Begin:
Using the 10 mm crochet hook, ch 102 sts, switching to the 9 mm crochet hook after last ch.
Row
1: dc in second ch from the hook and in each st across, ch 2 turn (100 sts)
Row
2: dc in the back loops of ea dc st across, ch 2 turn (100 sts)
Row 3:
repeat row 2
Row
4: repeat row 2 (if you want a thicker scarf add more rows being sure to
end on an even row)
Row 5
(or your last row if you've added additional rows): dc in each dc st across
(100 dc)
Bind
off and weave in ends.
Attach
button - using 3 inches of yarn, thread through tapestry needle. Center button
on one of the scarf ends in the middle of the rows (row 3 for this pattern).
Thread through one button hole going through scarf to the other side and
pulling up though opposite hole of button. Repeat as many times as possible to
secure the button to the scarf. When button feels secure, bind off and tie both
ends into a knot cutting off excess yarn.
Slip
button in between any dc stitch to change up the style of your scarf. Let your
imagination go wild as you try to figure out the many ways you can rock this
scarf!
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You are welcome to sell what you create, but please do not reproduce the pattern in any way. Feel free to let others know where you found this pattern by posting a link to this pattern to your social media or personal website(s).
Please contact me at rydiecyj@gmail.com if you have any questions.
Here's the link to the PDF version if you'd like to download a copy. Click here.
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Copyright 2012
Straight Off The Hook
