About the Pattern: Crocheters and knitters from several groups in the greater Huntsville area decided to all make the same basic pattern to wear on Saturday at Stitches South 2015. The knitters decided to make the Flower Scarf by Robyn Diliberto, available on Ravelry.

About the Pattern: I was looking for a floral embellishment to add to a poncho design but couldn’t find anything that was exactly what I wanted. After a little experimentation, I came up with this quick and easy flower that reminds me of both a star and a lotus. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

NOTE: This pattern is being offered for free from March 4-17 in honor of National Crochet Month. Just add it to your cart, and it should show as free.

A FREE version of this pattern is available in a post on the Crochetville blog, but it’s not very printer-friendly.

A FREE version of this pattern is available in a post on the Crochetville blog.

A free version of this pattern is available in a post on the Crochetville blog. This PDF version is available here for a small fee for those who prefer the convenience of a PDF file.

A FREE version of this pattern is available in a post on the Crochetville blog. A PDF version is available here for a small fee for those who prefer the convenience of that format.

A FREE copy of this pattern is available in a post on the Crochetville blog. The PDF pattern is available here for a small for those who prefer the convenience of a PDF file.

Are you ready for a new idea for using those mesh yarns that most people use to make ruffle scarves?

You’ll have a gorgeous scarf in no time with this quick and easy one-skein project!

This pattern was originally featured in the CGOA pattern book Across the Board Crochet 2010. Each pattern was designed by a member of the 2010 board of directors. The booklet was available free to members who joined CGOA during 2010.

Skill Level: Easy