The Luna Scarf is a beautiful witchy shawl that has pockets! It has a design that when put together, it completes itself. This is an advanced beginner/intermediate pattern as you’ll need to work multiple strands with the colour changes. If you are not quite comfortable with colour changes, I recommend my Moon Phases headband or beanie to get started and hopefully you can build up the skill to make this beauty!

Supplies
Yarn: Caron One Pound I used these colours to get a very similar vibe as the Spanish Luna Moth in the
wild. So if you would like to use these exact colours they are as follows: 450 yards of Black for the Main
Colour, 115 yards of Succulent for the Wing Colour, and 65 yards of Sun Flower for the Accent Colours.
• 6.5 mm or whatever to meet gauge
• Tapestry Needle for sewing in ends.
• Scissors
• Measuring Tape

Sizing
This scarf is meant to comfortably lay around the neck and shoulders also having your hands held in the
pockets. Of course, the pockets are optional. This measures approx.: 63 inches long (without tassels) and
7.5 inches wide

Gauge
I decided to do the gauge a bit differently. Instead of wasting all our time making the gauge, let’s use the
pockets to measure the gauge. Measurement will be given within the pocket section of the written
pattern. If you meet the gauge and you are noticing that the length of the scarf isn’t quite meeting the
size above, you can add extra Chs and just add it to the beginning and end of the chart.

Key (Us Terms)
Ch - Chain
St (s) – stitch or stitches
McHdc – Main Colour Hdc
WcHdc – Wing Colour Hdc
AcHdc – Accent Colour Hdc
Hdc – Half Double Crochet
SlSt – Slip Stitch
Sk – Skip
Rep – Repeat
RS – Right Side
WS – Wrong Side