Crochet Autumn Scarf from scrappy yarn
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Scrappy yarn from all our projects always get into the bags and take up more space than we would like.
Obviously, my scrappyes are no exception to the rule, so sometimes, to get rid of them, I get them to work. And, when the yarn is a wonderful combination of autumn colors, you can not resist too much without handmade it.
But, because I did not have a very large amount of yarn, I chose to make a scarf, considering that the cold weather has come and we need to "cover" our neck.
I used the yarn Vals from Nako (code 86331) which is 100% Premium Acrylic (240m / 100 gr), but I guess that this project can be made from any kind of yarn and in any size you want.
For my yarn, I chose a crochet hook of 4,5 mm. You need as well a pair of scissors and tapestry needle.
After I had made the first rows I posted in a few Facebook groups and on my Instagram account a photo of my work and the feedback was very encouraging. So, I start writing the pattern row by row.
The pattern is an 8-row sequence that is repetitive starting with row 20. This sequence will help you to increase the width of the scarf as much as you want.
The written-pattern can be purchased from here. It's a .pdf format that can be Instant downloaded after the payment is made. You will receive 13 pages with photos and explanations row by row.
I hope you will enjoy this project.
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Thank you!
Eleni