Victoria Scarf

Victoria Scarf

Like shoes, I think scarves are best when they are popping with color. Victoria is scarf that can stand out from a crowd easily, and I love that about her too. No reason to go through the winter with a boring gray scarf, right? Might as well have something fun wrapped around your neck to make you smile. As with all my patterns, the motifs and construction are both written out and diagrammed in symbols. The pattern was originally published in Inside Crochet Issue 14 in UK terms. The version available to download is in US terms.

Yarn:

Mirasol Tupa (CYCA #3), 50% Silk, 50% Merino Wool, 125m (137 yds) / 50g:

#817 Aquamarine 2 hanks

Hook:

G/7 (4.5mm) hk or hk needed to obtain gauge

Notions:

Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

Spray bottle and blocking pins

Stitches Used:

ch Chain

sl st Slip Stitch

sc Single Crochet

hdc Half Double Crochet

dc Double Crochet

tr Treble Crochet

sk skip

t-ch turning chain

Finished size:

Scarf is 5” wide by 60” tall (13cm by 153cm).

Gauge:

First Motif = 13 cm (5”) in diameter

Notes:

Scarf is worked one motif at a time. Each motif will connect to prev motif with a sl st at the end or beginning of the row.

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Note: This pattern has not been tech-edited. Please let me know if you find any errors in the pattern. I will give you a free pattern for any errors you might find. Hope you enjoy!