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Pinked Edge Scarf Pattern

Category:

Crocheting

Type:

Accessory

Fit:

Men, Women

Item:

Neckwear

Skill Level:

Novice

Basic Skills Necessary:

single crochet, increasing

Pattern Description:

The Pinked Edge Scarf has one edge that zig-zags, it reminds me of fabric that has been cut by pinking shears. This stunning asymmetrical scarf is a chinch to make and suitable for beginners. It is crocheted on the bias for a nice drape and really shows off self striping yarns with long repeats. An adaptable pattern that can be made in a variety of yarn weights, not just the two pictured, have fun and experiment a bit.

Gauge:

Gauge AFTER blocking.
Fingering weight scarf - 13 stitches/19 rows in 4" of stitch pattern.
Worsted weight scarf - 12 stitches/15 rows in 4" of stitch pattern.

Gauge isn't too important for this project. You will want to use a hook size that is 4 to 6 sizes larger than what is suggested for the yarn you are using.

Sizing / Finished Measurements:

Fingering weight scarf - 74" long from point to point.
Worsted weight scarf - 66 " from point to point.

Materials:

Fingering weight Yarn - 1 skein of Knit Picks Stroll Tonal Sock Yarn (75% superwash merino wool, 25% nylon) color Blue Yonder, or at least 400 yards of any fingering weight yarn.
Worsted weight Yarn - 2 balls of Classic Elite Yarns Liberty Wool (100% wool) color 7898 Blue Twilight or at least 244 yards of any worsted weight yarn.

You Will Also Need:

Crochet hook - 5.5 mm (I) for fingering weight.
Crochet hook - 6.5 mm (K) for worsted weight.
Tapestry needle