A Light and Lacey Scarf
Brighten up your wardrobe with this light and lacy scarf free crochet pattern from Bernat Yarns. No need to switch colors with this pretty, lightweight yarn made of cotton and corn fibers.
Materials:
- Yarn: 3 balls of Bernat® Cot’n Corn (60 g / 2.1 oz) #19418 (Peach Tree).
- Crochet hook: Size 5 mm (U.S. H or 8) or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge:
16 dc and 7 rows = 4" [10 cm].
Measurements:
Approx 6 1/2 x 56" [16.5 x 142 cm]
Pattern:
Ch 25.
1st row: (RS). 1 dc in 4th ch from hook (counts as 2 dc). *Miss next 2 ch. (3 dc.
Ch 1. 3 dc) in next ch. Miss next 2 ch. 1 dc in each of next 2 ch. Rep from *twice
more. Turn.
2nd row: Ch 3 (counts as dc). 1 dc in next dc. *(3 dc. Ch 1. 3 dc) in next ch-1 sp. 1 dc in each of next 2 dc. Rep from * twice more. Turn. Rep last row until work from beg measures 56" [142 cm]. Fasten off.
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Zeemer
Apr 29, 2016
This scarf is very light on the neck area, it has great color combination. Thanks for the pattern which is just right in front.
nancikats 4842680
Jan 02, 2012
To make both ends of the scarf at least appear the same, just repeat the pattern on the beginning straight edge. I chained 3, did one double crochet, then followed through with the shell pattern so there are three repeats across, then ended with 2 double crochets. That way the starting edge is no longer straight! I think this is easier than sewing two halves together, but it does mean additional weaving of yarn ends. Hope this helps.
Crafter 7643207
Dec 04, 2011
does anyone know the answer to the question about how to make both ends of the scarf the same?
claudiacargill4 42 99539
Dec 23, 2011
Any shell pattern item worked in one piece will be different on the two ends. If you want to make it the same, you have to crochet two halves separately. Work the pattern to half the length you want and fasten off. Then crochet the second half either by 1)joining to the beginning row (be sure you get the right sides/wrong sides the same for both halves) and working the pattern or 2)crocheting a second half separately and joining the two together with yarn needle.
nancikats 4842680
Jan 03, 2012
Oops....new to this, but see my suggestion posted yesterday, Jan 2, 2012, as to one way that you can have both ends of the scarf look the same. Happy New Year!
nancikats 4842680
Jan 19, 2012
Re: making both ends of the scarf the same, please see my comments of Jan 2nd and Jan 3rd, 2012. Add a row of the pattern to the straight edge of the scarf and then both ends of the scarf will be curved.
JennyBee1
Nov 02, 2011
@ jandcwinter 4022159, All user comments can be found at the bottom of each project's page. Simply scroll down to find them. I hope this helps! --Editors of FaveCrafts
jakers42 9198620
Jun 30, 2011
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I have been searching for this pattern for several years. It's a beautiful pattern. I''m going to make several for the winter. Thank you again. j. akers
Member 9313633
Jan 08, 2011
This is a pretty pattern, but I don't like how one edge is straight and the other is shell curved with the pattern. Is there no way to make both ends uniform?
claudiacargill4 42 99539
Dec 23, 2011
Any shell pattern item worked in one piece will be different on the two ends. If you want to make it the same, you have to crochet two halves separately. Work the pattern to half the length you want and fasten off. Then crochet the second half either by 1)joining to the beginning row (be sure you get the right sides/wrong sides the same for both halves) and working the pattern or 2)crocheting a second half separately and joining the two together with yarn needle.
nancikats 4842680
Jan 03, 2012
I just finished this scarf and on the straight, beginning chain edge I did an edging starting with chain 3, double crochet, then follow the pattern across, resulting in 3 shells with the 2 double crochets in-between, ending with 2 double crochets. Voila -- curves on both ends of the scarf! (See my Jan 2, 2012 comment.)
marymgodoy 2195956
Dec 27, 2010
I want to make sure I understood this correctly. "Repeat last row (from beginning of 2nd row?) and do I skeep one chain ? Thanks.
claudiacargill4 42 99539
Dec 23, 2011
It means you continue to work Row 2 until the piece is complete. I don't see anything about skipping a chain. You work Row 2, turn, chain 3 to begin Row 3 which will be worked exactly the same was row 2
pamfastik
Dec 07, 2010
This is so easy that I believe I can make 10 BEFORE Christmas! I love it. This will be added to my favorite's list. Thank you for making this available to us.
kathymaybury 45940 21
Oct 26, 2010
help!there is a big problem with this pattern! all of the other comments are the same for me. I have tried everything i could come up with but still the pattern gets into a weird circle. can someone tell me what the issue is? it looks pretty and i would like to continue to try and make it. help soon!
cartraig
Jun 18, 2010
I am a beginning crocheter and may be missing something, but I don't understand your second sentence that reads "Ch 1. 3 dc) in next ch. Miss next 2 ch. 1 dc in each of next 2 ch. Rep from twice more. Turn." My problem is that I don't see a twice more in the instructions before this sentence. Please explain. Cartraig
Member 15438
Mar 27, 2010
My scarf is making a complete circle. I don't know why. Please help. Thank you. alinemarie4
JackieMarie
Jan 10, 2010
I am a beginning crocheter and may be missing something, but I don't understand your second sentence that reads "Ch 1. 3 dc) in next ch. Miss next 2 ch. 1 dc in each of next 2 ch. Rep from twice more. Turn." My problem is that I don't see a twice more in the instructions before this sentence. Please explain. Jackie
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