This design is tribute to Freddie Mercury, the legendary frontman of Queen, had a love for the harlequin pattern. This diamond pattern characterized by its diamond shapes, became a signature element of his flamboyant style.
This is a fully reversible scarf. The pattern is the same both sides. This feature is created with a unique front/back post stitch.

The stitch is not difficult, but does take concentration to ensure placement.

This is a written pattern with photos and graphs. The graph is a colour block graph I detail how my block graphs work on my webpage.

The pattern has a repeat of 24 rows. It requires colour work, which is a combination of tapestry and instarsia crochet, working from 4 balls consistently throughout. The main or base colour is always carried inside the stitches of the secondary colour. The secondary colour is not carried.

Once you have completed the first repeat, it is easy to continue.

I have a short video showing this stitch work on my Youtube.

3.5mm/E hook

C1- 4 x Hobbii Alpaca Soft Col Off White (02). Yarn weight Super Fine. 50g 165m/180yd per ball. Approximate amount used 545m/596yd if gauge is met.

C2- 5 x Hobbii Alpaca Soft Col Helleborus (36). Yarn weight Super Fine. 50g 165m/180yd per ball. Approximate amount used 820m/896.7yd if gauge is met.

Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Finished Measurements:

Materials:

Measured while blocking.

· 228cm /89.7 inches Long including the fringe.

· 26cm/10.2 inches Wide.

Many hours of work has gone into the designing and producing of this pattern, You are purchasing/downloading this pattern for personal use only. Please do not copy, rewrite, or redistribute this pattern as your own or otherwise. Please do not resell my patterns.

You are welcome to sell items made from this pattern, but please credit me as the designer and add a link to purchase my pattern in your sale.

Please note my patterns and my images are copyright protected, please do not use my images to sell your items.

This pattern has been tested by a large group with varying abilities in crochet.

Please add your finished photos as projects as I love to see your finished work.
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