A friend of mine wanted me to make a scarf for her husband. She sent me a picture she liked and now I'm in the process of making it. I used in this scarf grey 100% acrylic yarn. The scarf is worked vertically. I will be posting the pictures of the scarf when I finish ensha2 Allah*.
Pattern:
Chain until it reaches about 190 cm.
Row 1: dc in fourth chain from the hook, turn.
Row 2: chain 1, sc in back loops only, turn.
Row 3: chain 3 (acts as 1 dc), dc in back loop of next stitches.
Repeat rows 2 and 3 until the width of the scarf becomes about 10cm.
* ensha2 Allah means in Arabic "if God wills".
Pattern:
Chain until it reaches about 190 cm.
Row 1: dc in fourth chain from the hook, turn.
Row 2: chain 1, sc in back loops only, turn.
Row 3: chain 3 (acts as 1 dc), dc in back loop of next stitches.
Repeat rows 2 and 3 until the width of the scarf becomes about 10cm.
* ensha2 Allah means in Arabic "if God wills".
I'm new to crochet and it hadn't yet occurred to me to work vertically. I LOVE this. Can you point me to some tips on making the fringe at the end?
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you liked it :) Here's a helpful page for making fringes
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Hey d.s Levy there are plenty of videos on Youtube that you might find helpful. Here is one from About.com http://video.about.com/crochet/Simple-Crochet-Fringe.htm Happy Crocheting!!
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