I made this little scarf for my daughter’s birthday. Sadly, from this picture, you cannot see its true color. It’s a lovely dusty lavender that suits my daughter perfectly. The yarn is a delight to work with and has a wonderful hand. The pattern is simple enough, so I wrote it down for you. It has not been tested. Nor has the scarf been blocked. I hate to block a fiber that is wool and silk for fear of taking away its softness. Scroll down for the pattern and details.
Elsebeth Lavold ‘Silky Flamme’ designer’s choice wool 50% peruvian wool, 30%FS Alpaca, 20% silk
50 grams(82 yards) scarf used about 100 yards (so 2 skeins)
8 mm hook (L 11)
Scarf is about 2 yards long by 3.5 inches wide (unblocked)
Ch 104
Dc in 4th ch from hook,{ sk 1, (dc, ch1, dc)] in next stitch (V stitch made), V stitch across to next to last stitch,
V stitch in next stitch, (you will have 5 V stitches in a row to create the round end
working in the back of beginning chain
V stitch in ch between V stitches of previous row, V stitch across and add additional V stitches to create rounded end, join with sl st in top of first V st
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Ch 4, dc in same stitch,{ sk 1, V stitch in next st, picot in last dc of each V stitch (picot= ch 3, sl st in top of 2nd dc of V stitch)} – repeat V stitches and picots around both sides of scarf; fasten off. weave in ends.
Here’s a closer view of the stitch pattern for you.
Lovely looking scarf. Thank you for the pattern.
I think this will make a great addition to my christmas gifts to make. thanks! love Carol
Thanks for sharing the pattern…may need to make up a few for the holidays.
so pretty, thanks for the pattern