Trefoil Scarf
by Robyn Chachula

Scarves are one of my favorite gifts to make. Mainly because they can be a great opportunity to learn a new stitch pattern. This pattern is quickly learned and equally quickly crocheted from its lacy fabric. Make one in bamboo for the summer or cashmere for the winter, either way your gift will be greatly appreciated. Originally published in Inside Crochet, Issue #7 in UK terms. Published on crochet by faye in US terms.

DIFFICULTY
intermediate

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Scarf is 6” wide by 61” tall (15cm by 155cm).

Materials:
Yarn:
Sublime Cashmere Merino Silk DK (CYCA #4), 75% extra fine merino, 20% silk, 5% cashmere, 116m (127 yds) / 50g: 059 Beetroot 3 balls

Hooks:
H/8 (5.0mm) hook or hook needed to obtain gauge

Notions:
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends, Spray bottle and blocking pins, 6mm (¼”) wide by 4 m (13 ft) ribbon in contrasting color.

Gauge:
2 Trefoils by 7 rows = 13 cm (5”) wide by 10 cm (4”) long

Stitches Used:
CH Chain
SL ST Slip Stitch
SC Single Crochet
DC Double Crochet
TR Treble Crochet
t-ch turning chain
sk skip