Columbia Scarf
Inspired by our former neighborhood in Cincinnati (Columbia Tusculum), this project takes the vibrant historic neighborhood and translates it into a stitch pattern. The lacy stitch pattern are modified pineapples which are everywhere in the neighborhood welcoming visitors. The bright colors match the wild pink and purple houses along our street. Pairing the fun color and lacy pattern, this is also a very versatile scarf that can be worn wrapped around your neck or shoulders all year long.
Columbia Scarf
Yarn:
Schaefer Yarn Company, Susan (CYCA #2), 100% mercerized pima cotton, 470yds/ 170g: Frida Kahlo, 1 hank (MC) Reynolds Yarn, Cool Cotton (CYCA #2), 90% Cotton, 10% Cool Steel, 114yds/ 50g: #0002 Putty, 2 balls (CC)
Hook:
G/7 (4.5mm) hk or hk needed to obtain gauge
Notions:
Blocking pins and spray bottle
Stitches Used:
ch Chain
sl st Slip Stitch
sc Single Crochet
hdc Half Double Crochet
dc Double Crochet
tr Treble Crochet
dtr Double Treble Crochet
ttr Triple Treble Crochet
pm place marker
yo yarn over
sk skip
t-ch turning chain
Finished size:
72” by 11” scarf
Gauge:
width of scarf (w/o edging) x 16 rows= 7” x 8 ¾”
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1 comment:
I love the intricate delicacy of the finished product. So lovely!
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