I've got another easy scarf pattern that doesn't use a lot of yarn. This was one of my favorite scarves to work up. Once I got going, it was a stitch that I could work without thinking too much about it. It made a nice somewhat dense texture that was still very soft.
Materials: 4 oz. worsted weight yarn.
My yarn that I used.
Is that not one groovy looking yarn label?
Hook: H/8 5mm
Ch 32.
R1. Sc in second ch from hook. *Skip 2 chains, 5 dc in next chain. Skip 2 chains, sc in next chain.* Repeat between *'s to end of row. Ch 5 and turn.
R2. *Sc in 3'rd dc. Ch 2, dc in sc, ch 2.* Repeat between *'s to end of row. Ch 1 and turn.
R3. Sc in 1'st dc. *5 dc in sc, sc in dc.* Repeat between *'s to end of row, ending with sc in turning ch. Ch 5 and turn.
Repeat rows 2 and 3 until desired length ending with R2.
My yarn that I used.
Is that not one groovy looking yarn label?
Hook: H/8 5mm
Ch 32.
R1. Sc in second ch from hook. *Skip 2 chains, 5 dc in next chain. Skip 2 chains, sc in next chain.* Repeat between *'s to end of row. Ch 5 and turn.
R2. *Sc in 3'rd dc. Ch 2, dc in sc, ch 2.* Repeat between *'s to end of row. Ch 1 and turn.
R3. Sc in 1'st dc. *5 dc in sc, sc in dc.* Repeat between *'s to end of row, ending with sc in turning ch. Ch 5 and turn.
Repeat rows 2 and 3 until desired length ending with R2.
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