This scarf is designed so that it can be worn with either side showing. There are ripples on either side and that is what makes this possible. Anyway, I would recommend this pattern from someone who has the basics down, and wants to travel a little out of their comfort zone. For a portion of this pattern, you will need to work in the back loops of stitches. This is pretty self-explanatory and you shouldn’t really need any help for this, but if you do, look at the video at the end. Anyway, let’s get on into it.
Note: This pattern is worked in rows not rounds.
Materials:
- Bernat Blanket Yarn (I used Silver Steel)
- 9mm/M hook
- Darning Needles
Abbreviations:
- sc – single crochet
- blo – back loops only
- sk – slip knot
- stin – stitch into
- fd – foundation
- rw# – row number (e. g. rw1 would be row 1)
- rws# – row numbers (e. g. rws11-100 would be rows 11-100)
- ch – chain
- rpt – repeat
Pattern:
fd – sk and ch 17
rw1 – Starting in the third chain from the hook, sc 15
rw2-9 – rpt rw1
rw 10 – sc 15 blo
rw11-100 – rpt rws1-10