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The pattern was easy to read, easy to understand and accurate.
| One size only: | 200cm by 14cm |
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Artesano Alpaca Silk 4 Ply - Rosada (8140)
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2 |
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YDR003_3250
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Lang Yarns Jawoll
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In 2014 I gave myself a personal challenge: design one crochet scarf per month. This is the 3rd design, hence it is March! For the March scarf I decided on a lengthways design. It takes a little time to get started and you need a little care when counting your foundation chain (stitch markers help). Once you have completed the foundation you will find it works up quickly, with 15 rows, a neat edging border and a fancy trim at either end. Of course you do not need to add the fancy trim, if you prefer it plain (possibly for a man) then a simple edging of double crochet (US single crochet) would be neat. The design incorporates a crossed treble (US crossed double crochet) which is one of my favourite stitches, because of this I class it as intermediate. It works best with a yarn with good drape - I used one with a high silk content (Dazzling by The Natural Dye Studio). It requires about 400m of 4 ply yarn. It is written In English and US crochet terms and is charted.
The March Crochet Scarf is a lengthways-designed scarf created using crochet techniques. This downloadable PDF pattern from independent designer Agrarian Artisan produces a finished scarf with a neat edging border and optional decorative trim at either end. The pattern offers flexibility in finishing options, allowing crafters to add fancy trim for visual interest or choose a simple double crochet edging for a more understated appearance suitable for various style preferences.
This scarf is constructed using a lengthways design method, meaning the scarf is worked along its length rather than width. The pattern requires careful attention during the initial setup phase, particularly when counting the foundation chain, though stitch markers are recommended to assist with this process. Once the foundation chain is completed, the scarf works up quickly over the course of 15 rows, making it an efficient project despite the initial setup time investment.
The March Crochet Scarf incorporates several fundamental and intermediate crochet stitches:
The pattern specifically incorporates crossed stitches as design elements, contributing to the scarf's visual complexity and appeal. The neat edging border is worked using standard crochet techniques to finish the edges professionally.
The March Crochet Scarf pattern is designed for 4-ply yarn weight, which provides a balanced thickness suitable for scarves – substantial enough for warmth and structure while remaining lightweight and drape-friendly. Crafters will need appropriate crochet hooks sized for 4-ply yarn, along with stitch markers to assist with counting the foundation chain during the initial setup phase. The pattern is provided as a downloadable PDF format, allowing immediate access upon purchase.
Classified as an intermediate difficulty project, the March Crochet Scarf is suitable for crafters with foundational crochet knowledge who are ready to expand their skills. The intermediate rating reflects the lengthways construction method, careful foundation chain counting, and the incorporation of decorative crossed stitches that require coordination and attention to stitch placement.
```| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | 4 Ply |
| Featured Products: | Lang Yarns Jawoll |
| Pages: | 4 |
| Designer: | Agrarian Artisan |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | Works well with any 4ply yarn with good drape. |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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