This lace crochet scarf pattern is inspired by the classic 35mm film camera roll. The sides of the scarf mimics the perforated edges of the film roll, creating a unique and delicate accessory that can be used as a tiny scarf, a hairband, a belt or anything you like it to be!

Please note: This is a digital pattern and not a finished product

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Content and sizing:
-Measurements: 35mm width by 1.65m length. One size only (length can be adjusted as preferred).

• Detailed instructions. Written step-by-step and symbol chart. A helpful YouTube video reference is included for a special technique applied in this pattern.

-Number of pages: 2.

Pattern notes:
- Language: English

• Terminology: US

• Level of difficulty: Confident beginner.

• This design is a fillet work which requires a mix of stitches explained in a symbol chart. Therefore, it is recommended for confident beginner crocheters and up, who are familiar with crochet terminology, and are used to making a variety of stitches.

• If you are a beginner but willing to learn, the pattern is very clear and will be a good chance to learn more advanced stitches.

• Skills: I-cord foundation (explained in detailed), chain, dc, sc. (Basic crochet stitches), dc3tog.

Materials:
-Yarn: Fingering weight yarn (size 2).

-Yarn material: Any cotton yarn will work. Cotton blends such as cotton/viscose, cotton/polyester, Tencel, or bamboo will be very fresh materials to use as a scarf so close to your neck. For a more sturdy and lustrous effect, use a mercerized or shiny yarn.

• Recommended hook: 2.5mm crochet hook

• Scissors and tapestry needle

• 2 Stitch markers