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A unique statement layering scarf that is perfect for transitional seasons! Using both worsted and fingering weight yarns, this makes a scarf that is cozy enough for those frosty spring or fall mornings, and yet light enough to sport when the sun comes out to play.

This scarf is crocheted on the bias, resembling a long parallelogram, then joined by sewing or slip stitching to make a circle. The pattern includes links to video tutorials, making this project accessible for adventurous beginners! The pattern also includes a crochet chart and written instructions, complete with tick boxes to help you keep track of your progress.

You will need 280 total yards of worsted weight yarn and 280 total yards of fingering weight yarn to make this scarf as written (there are instructions for customization, which will affect your total yardage). You can make all the worsted and all the fingering sections in the same yarn, or you can work it up as a stash buster and work each section in its own yarn like so:
4 worsted yarns - 70 yards each
4 fingering weight yarns - 70 yards each