In restless dreams I walked alone
Narrow streets of cobblestone;
’Neath the halo of a street lamp
I turned my collar to the cold and damp,
When my eyes were stabbed by
The flash of a neon light
That split the night,
And touched the sound of silence.

(Simon & Garfunkel’s The Sound of Silence)

Neon Light is a simple Tunisian crochet wrap, made stunning by a smart use of relatively unknown stitches and self-striping yarns.
The extended and double stitches, combined with a thin yarn and relatively big hook, make it look somewhat similar to lace items, but there’s no lace in it, I promise.

The pattern is rated easy according to Craft Yarn Council’s standards - if you’re an absolute beginner, though, you might want to use a thicker yarn.

If you like the scarf but don’t really feel like making it yourself, check out my tester Sandy’s finished item, for sale on her Etsy shop 10DigitsDesign.
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Neon Light è una semplice stola ad uncinetto tunisino: diventa speciale grazie ad un uso originale di punti poco noti abbinati a filati autoriganti.
I punti allungati e doppi insieme ad un filo sottile ed un uncinetto relativamente grande la fanno somigliare ad un capo in pizzo, ma di pizzo qui non c’è nemmeno l’ombra.

Il modello è valutato easy secondo gli standard dei Craft Yarn Council - se siete principianti assoluti, comunque, vi consiglierei di utilizzare un filato un po’ più spesso.