Have you tried triangle interlocking crochet? This fun scarf, with repeating snowflakes down the center and half snowflakes along the sides, is created with interlocking nets of triangles and lots of floating vertical and diagonal stitches. The scarf also begins with a picot foundation that leaves the two layers open at the ends. This scarf is one of two patterns included in the Triangulated Snowflake Scarves pattern set.

A support video is provided to show you how to start out with the picot foundation as well as the set-up rows, which can be watched here: https://youtu.be/glqb6hBWSmk

If you haven’t tried triangle interlocking crochet yet, you can learn how on my YouTube channel with this two-part tutorial for the Snowflake Snowflake! motif:

• Take Interlocking Crochet to the Next Level with Nets of Triangles! Part I - covers set-up, learning all the stitches, and working the increasing rows.
• Take Interlocking Crochet to the Next Level with Nets of Triangles! Part II - covers working the decreasing rows, borders and joining the motifs.

Skill Level:
Intermediate to Experienced

Finished Size:
9-1/2” wide x 51” long
5” repeat in the design allows customization in length

Yardage:
475 yds. each of two colors
+50 yds. of each color for each additional repeat

This pattern is written in U.S. terms. Additional terms and symbols are used to define the triangle mesh stitches and floating stitches for this project.