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Crochet Along – Mystery Scarf

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There’s still time to join in the Mystery Scarf Blog Hop Crochet-a-Long as part of the Design Improv Workshop 2! Pia Thadani from Stitches’N’Scraps has organized this blog hop of 10 crochet designers. This fun and free mystery CAL started April 1, and a new section is being released every 2 days on a different designer’s blog.

 

Each row will be 40 stitches wide, and that is the only rule. The designers haven’t specified a gauge, yarn weight, hook, color(s), or number of pattern repeats. This means that you get to add your twist to the design, too! Will you make it thick, bulky, and warm for next winter? Or will you make it light and airy for warmer weather? Will you change colors or do it all in one color?  Long or short? We can’t wait to see all the different results!

There are lots of ways to join in, share pictures, and chat about your progress. Use hashtag #DIW2 for all social media as you share your progress on Instagram, your blog, Pinterest, Tweet, Facebook, Ravelry, G+, or all of the above!

 

Get started today by following the schedule below, and by joining this Ravelry group,  this Google+ Community, or this group Pinterest board.

 

April 1: Stitches’N’Scraps by Pia Thadani @WhichCraft3 +StitchesNScraps.com

April 3: American Crochet by Mistie Bush @CrochetAmerican +MistieBush

April 5: Underground Crafter by Marie Segares (me!) @ucrafter +MarieSegares

April 7: Busting Stitches by Stacey Williams @BustingStitches +StaceyWilliams

April 9: The Crochet Lounge by “e” Lee @CrochetLounge +TheCrochetLounge

April 11: Knot your Nana’s Crochet by Teri Heathcote @KYNC2010 +KnotYourNana’sCrochet

April 13: Crochet Chiq by Mary Kathryn @CrochetChiq +CrochetChiq

April 15: Crochet Memories by Cylinda Mathews @crochetmemories +CylindaMathews

April 17: TBD / Catch up day

April 19: KatiDCreations by Kati Donahue @KatiDCreations +KatiDonahue

April 21: Crochet for you by Erangi Udeshika @erangi_udeshika +ErangiUdeshika

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  2. Thanks for sharing! There’s actually a new thread in the Rav group (just started today) where you can add your own row too! and yes, all the sections have now been released but there’s still lots of time to catch up 🙂

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