Tiffany Scarf

This beautiful scarf can be crocheted with just one ball of Knit Picks Lindy Chain! Add a splash of color to any outfit; dress up a T-shirt for work or date night with your sweetie. Shown in fingering weight yarn. Instructions provided to easily adjust the pattern for any gauge, from lace to DK weight yarns.

Pattern is written using US terms, written and charted.

This pattern is written for fingering weight (super fine 1) however instructions are provided on how to adjust for lace (0), sport (2) or DK (3) weight yarn as well as how to make the scarf longer or shorter.

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SIZING:

One size fits most, 51” long and 2½” wide, before blocking, 60” long by 3” wide, after blocking.

SUPPLIES:

Please note, yarn amounts are approximate. Allow for at least a 10% variance when purchasing yarn.

YARN:

Knit Picks Lindy Chain (70% linen, 30% Pima Cotton; 180 yards/50 grams, fingering weight) #U533 Conch. Sample used 172 yards.

Please note, yarn amounts are approximate. Allow for at least a 10% variance when purchasing yarn.

HOOK:US size D/3 (3.25 mm) or hook needed to obtain gauge and one size larger for starting chain.

NOTIONS: Stitch markers, yarn needle, blocking materials

NOTES:

Pattern is written using US terms.

Written pattern plus chart.

Written for fingering weight yarn. It also provides instructions for adjusting the pattern for any length, weight up to DK and a chart.

SKILL LEVEL:

Easy

GAUGE:

22 sts = 4” 10 cm in sc with smaller hook, before blocking. A note on gauge, because the scarf is worked lengthwise, the sts gauge is most important. Exact gauge is not essential. If your gauge is close to stated gauge, then your finished scarf will be close to stated finished size.

COPYRIGHT:

Please note, this pattern is copyrighted and may not be reproduced or redistributed. Completed scarves may be sold but please credit Darleen Hopkins as the designer. If selling online, a link to my shop is appreciated. CrochetbyDarleenHopkins.com

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