Windermere Scarf Crochet Pattern
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- čas přidán 7. 08. 2024
- The Windermere Scarf crochet pattern was designed to complement the Windermere Beanie Crochet Pattern. The scarf features a variety of textured crochet stitches and may be worn with a fringe or without.
A free written copy of this crochet pattern can be found on my ad supported website: richtexturescrochet.com/winde...
Skill Level: Intermediate
Gauge: 17 sts x 12 rows of front and back post dc = 4 inches
Finished Size: 65 x 5.5 inches laid flat, excluding the optional fringe.
Yarn: Impeccable by Loops & Threads ® (100% acrylic; 285 yds/260 m; 4.5oz/127.5 g; (4) Medium/worsted weight): 2 balls per scarf (you may need to add another 1/2 ball for the fringe depending on its length).
Hook: Size H/8 (5 mm) Hook. Adjust hook size if necessary to obtain correct gauge
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Sarah - Jak na to + styl
It’s a beautiful pattern and I’ve finished the scarf. I want to add the tassels as you did but it’s not included in your instructions or in the video. Please add a tutorial or could you amend your instructions? Thanks so much 😊 Starting another one ❤
Here’s how to add fringe:
czcams.com/video/GpJTKwwHbIs/video.htmlsi=olh82mIPuv_C2Nos
Hi! There are also tutorials in YT that help you add tassels on your scarves :>
Just finished this scarf:) I used a 4mm hook and did 40 stitches in the beginning instead of 30, but 14 sections (rows 2-13 14x) as well. Love the scarf! Thank you so much for your tutorial!!
this is such a beautiful texture! i just started mine and i'm on the 3rd repeat. hoping i can finish it in a few days and give it to my boyfriend :)
Love love love this pattern! So simple yet so beautiful. Thanks so much.
I love the texture of the fabric that the variety of stitches creates in this scarf. Thank you, Sarah, for sharing this with us, with your clear instruction. 💖
It’s even lovelier in the video than the photos. 😊
I love this pattern! Thank you so much for sharing your talent. You are so generous!
This is a beautiful scarf and I love the Impeccable yarn….it’s so soft and ease to work with.
Thank you so much! Have a great day! 😊🧶🦋
Your videos just make me happy.
Taking daughter to airport tomorrow lunchtime, so taking this with me for the car journey, 🤞we don't get stuck on that dreaded M25 around London.
It's great to be chauffeured though, more crochet time 😂❤
You explain everything so well, really enjoying working on this scarf. Thanks for the video ❤🙏
Thank you! The best crochet video I have ever seen - I will start mine NOW with leftovers from a wool jacket ❤
Beautiful pattern, I'll definitely make one of these.❤thanks for the sharing the pattern.
Really like the texture of this scarf.
Absolutely love this will definitely be doing this.
Gorgeous scarf!
Very lovely will make a great gift with the hat. Thank you for your time and a wonderful pattern. 🇨🇦👍
Very stunning scarf!
Your tutorials are wonderful thank you!
It is beautiful!!!! Thanks for sharing. 😁
Thanks! I have the perfect yarn for this! Next project on my hook😊
I love this and plan on using it 😊. Tyfs God bless you
Really beautiful love it thankyou 😊❤
All I can say is WOW!!!
Just wondering where the name came from back in my home country Windermere is part of the "Lake District" and it's amazingly, beautiful scenery all around the area.
I would never have believed without seeing this that 2 simple stitches could create such a lovely, interesting, textured pattern, am really enjoying it. Thanks so much for sharing ❤
So pretty
I'm working on this now. Thank you so much for sharing this video❤
You’re welcome, enjoy!
@RichTexturesCrochet hello. Where is the tutorial for the matching hat?
Thank u so much !.❤❤😘 till we meet again for sure....❤🥰
Thank you Sarah, You are such a great online instructor!
I’m making one now and am adding a few accent stripes in a contrasting color.
Very nice
Would make a nice gift for a man😊
So pretty😍🤌🏼
Love this wonderful scarf, thank tou so much!!! Would you be so kind to tell me the hooks brand?❤
Hi Sarah! I love your patterns and so enjoy the tutorials. Would this scarf be too heavy if it were made in “ I love this cotton” yarn? #4 100% cotton?
Row 7 is a disaster, I can't 😢
I wanted to know how to do the tassels 😬🙂
Just wondering if that yarn is soft. Not used it before
Does the sc rows unfurl as the pattern progresses?
Can you crochet into both loops instead of just back or front? Will it make much difference?
💖👍🙋 Спасибо, очень понравились.🇷🇺
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Is this a double sided or single side scarf?? Can someone please tell me?
Pattern:
Row 1: chain 30 stitches. chain 29 single crochets, chain 1, turn the work.
Row 2: chain 29 single crochets only in the back loops. Chain 1, turn the work.
Row 3: Chain 29 single crochets only in the front loops. Chain 1, turn the work.
Row 4: repeat row 2
Row 5: repeat row 3, at the end chain 3.
Row 6: double crochet for the 2nd stitch, only in the back loop. At the end, chain 1 and turn the work.
Row 7: half double crochet the first stitch. Then do a front post double crochet and back post double crochet. Do this across the whole row. On the last stitch, do a half double crochet. Chain 1 and turn the work.
Row 8: repeat row 7. But start with the back post double crochet after half double crochet.
Row 9 - 13: repeat 7 and row 8.
Row 14: repeat row 2 - 13, 13 more times.
Finish the scarf with row 2- row 5. Weave in the ends.
when I started row 14, I did repeat row 2 till 13 it was less by 2 stitches, it was 27 instead of 29 & I can’t find where the mistake 😢
@@hendhassan6772 i have been crocheting for most of my 76 years and ends are always hard to keep going straight so at times you just have to adjust it with an extra of whatever the stitch is to keep it straight...as someone told me long ago...no one knows and surely aren't going to count it...
thank you for clearly typing this up....I always do this for myself but 'life' has struck as 2024 came in and I could not unravel my thoughts enough to do it for myself this time. I needed a project to distract me too and loved this pattern...so again..thanks...
Is it normal that after my row 13, I only have 26 stitches?
Anyone know this two stitch name?
Why is my muffler becoming narrower as I crochet more n more
Would you be able to do this pattern in ombre yarn
Is anyone’s scarf getting skinny as you go? I feel like I started off with 30 then 29 and then outta no where now I only have like 26 🫠. Help!!
I would mark the first and last stitch as you go, sometimes they can get “lost” on the ends as they pull tight. The stitch markers will ensure that they don’t :)
i dunno about u i think mines getting fatter as I go. At this point i can even make it into a dress T^T.