This super-fine weight version of the original Tiffany Windows scarf requires just 100g (approx. 440 yards) of sock yarn, making it a great single skein project.

Click here for the original Tiffany Windows scarf pattern, made with medium-weight yarn.

The decorative details of the Art Nouveau movement, particularly the leaded glass windows of Louis Comfort Tiffany, inspired this design. Here, organic shapes and geometric lines combine to form this delicate and graceful accessory. Whether worn with a jacket, overcoat, or dress, this striking lace scarf is sure to leave an impression.

Though it might look to be made of joined motifs, this scarf is actually crocheted in one piece in the round. Working outward from both sides of a foundation chain, a variety of strategically placed tall stitches, chain loops, and shells combine to form motif-like square panels. Finally, an exquisite border is added made with simple mesh and elegant picot-adorned shells and fans.

Using a wide variety of stitches in an uncommon construction, this is an entertaining project for the intermediate crocheter. It’s also an excellent way to showcase a beautiful hand-dyed yarn.

Skill Level Intermediate

Finished Measurements 60 inches (152 cm) long x 7 inches (18 cm) wide

Materials
Malabrigo Sock super fine (fingering) weight wool (440 yds/402m; 3.5 oz/100g per hank): 1 hank of #133 Reflecting Pool
Size C/2/2.75mm crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
4 stitch markers
Tapestry needle

Gauge
Rnds 1–4 of Gauge Swatch = 4 inches (10 cm) square, blocked
(Instructions for gauge swatch included in the pattern.)

PATTERN INCLUDES
• Premium pattern pdf with professional full-color photographs.
• Detailed photos of each round to help you double-check your progress.
• Reduced Pattern Stitch Chart illustrating all rounds including border.

This pattern listing includes 3 downloadable files:
(1) Main Pattern PDF presents the pattern in a 2-column layout with color photos and stitch chart.
(2) Print- and Screen-Friendly PDF: An additional text-only pdf presents the pattern in a simplified 1-column layout. All text is in black.
(3) Extra pdf of stitch chart only in horizontal (landscape) orientation for ease of viewing on some screens.

Stitches Used
Chain, slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, double treble crochet, V-stitch, cluster, shell, fan, and picot.

Techniques Used
Working into both sides of a foundation chain, working in the round

Pattern written in US crochet terms.

Technical editing by Randy Cavaliere