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These decorative hand or dish soap scarves can be made to add a splash of color to your bathroom or kitchen counter and dress up the soap pump. Two styles: Flower Keyhole Scarf and Striped Afghan Stitch Scarf.

FLOWER KEYHOLE SCARF: Keyhole scarf pattern in two sizes, to fit the smaller and larger neck bottles of popular hand and dish soap pumps - it is also a bit adjustable once it’s made, since you pull one end through the slitted end of the other end and can adjust the size that way as well. You can make this scarf WITH OR WITHOUT the keyhole slit, if that proves to be difficult or if you just want to sew the ends together. Double layer flower pattern also included.

AFGHAN STITCH SCARF: Fun striped scarf using the afghan stitch / Tunisian crochet - BUT you do NOT have to have an afghan hook for this one, it is narrow enough to use a regular hook to do it. Can be made in one solid color, or easy instructions given for stripes.

Materials:
• Small amount of worsted weight yarn in any 2 colors you choose.
• Size H/5mm Crochet Hook (or size needed to obtain gauge)
• 1” Button for center of flower (if making a flower)
• Tapestry needle and Stitch Markers

Stitches and Techniques Used in this Pattern:
• Chain
• Slip Stitch
• Single Crochet
• Half Double Crochet
• Double Crochet
• Working in Rounds
• Back Loop Only
• 3-DC CLUSTER stitch (instructions given)

Includes: 3 Page PDF Crochet Pattern

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