2070YT- HOODED SCARF, Free Crochet Pattern. Great for Christmas gifts, or to keep yourself warm and cozy during the cold winter weather!
Copyright © 2017, Emi Harrington (Do not give away or sell this pattern, copyright protected.)
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MATERIALS:
Chunky yarn, or 2 strands of worsted weight yarn
9 mm crochet hook
Yarn needle
Use any size yarn and any size hook desired.
This sample used a 9 mm hook, and a lofty, chunky yarn, Red Heart Stellar
Red Heart Stellar Yarn , Very soft, chunky style yarn
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1. Chain a foundation chain that is approx. 10 inches long.
2. Work any stitch you like to make a long scarf that measures approx. 4 - 5 feet long.
(This sample used double crochet stitches.)
3. Fold the scarf in half, and mark approx. 10 inches on each side of the fold.
See the video for a more thorough demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=Qb88r5ed2y0
Attach yarn at one end, and work the pattern you used for the scarf to work back and forth
to form a hood, until the hood is approx. 10 inches tall, fold in half, and slip stitch to close the
top seam of the hood.
Fasten off, weave yarn ends into the finished work.
by Connie Ellison
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