Tools & supplies
• 5mm crochet hook
• Scissors
• Darning needle
• Stich markers
• 150g of Dk yarn in a solid color or 150g of different colours in total
If you are going to use multiple colours you can list them below. With colour A being the most dominant colour-used for the ribbing as well
A- ____________. D-____________
B- ____________. E-____________
C- ____________. F-____________
Stitch key
• Ch-chain
• Sc-single crochet
• Sl-Slip stitch
• Fo-fasten off
• Sp-space
• Blo- back loop only – work into the back loop of the stitch only-this will create the rib on either side of the scarf.
• (rep)x – repeat the stitches in the brackets the amount of times stated behind the brackets
• (light orange text) Stitch count at the end of each row
Notes
• This pattern is written in US crochet terms.
• Work row by row from side to side.
• Use the stitch markers to mark out where you will begin and end the ribbing of your scarf.
• This pattern is very customizable: if you want to make a longer or shorter scarf make more or less beginning chains, if you want a wider or thinner scarf add or subtract equal amounts of rows (the rib and moss pattern has a 2 row repeat). You can use any colour combination you like or 1 colour through out.
• I will show you how to do the colour changes and how to carry the yarn so you have less tails to weave away in the end if you choose to make a multi colour scarf.
• Ch1 & turn at the end of each row – this ch1 will not count as a stitch.
• Mark the stitches indicated by the ‘’ – this will help keep track of where to be making the ribbing.
I have a YouTube video to help with the colour changes. https://youtu.be/ghg5chWXu9s