Dual Weight Scarves - Lacy Stripes Scarf
October 2020 QuickProjects
Designed by Lauren Samar for Yarn Bits Shop
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In this pattern, there are two scarf options- just in time for the cooler weather! The reversible one is more intermediate and the lacy stripes one is more traditional stripes. Both patterns can be either a straight scarf or an infinity scarf, dependent on preference. What makes this pattern slightly different is that there’s two different yarn weights being worked with. The Hook Nook Yummy yarn is a bit fluffier and thicker. The Hook Hook Small Stuff is thinner and more sleek. The hook is the same size throughout both patterns- what changes is the stitches corresponding to each yarn.
Lacy Stripes Scarf
Skill Level: Beginners
Hook: Size J
Gauge: N/A
YARN 1 = Yummy Yarns, YARN 2 = Small Stuff
Getting Started
With YARN 2, ch 34. {Or multiples of 3 plus 3}
Foundation Row:
- hdc in 3rd ch from hook
- hdc in each sp across
- Turn
Stitches Count: 31 hdc, beg ch does not count as hdc
Row 2:
- Continuing with Yarn 2
- ch 2
- hdc in same sp
- *ch 3, sk next 2 sp, hdc in next
- repeat from * across
- turn
Stitches Count: 11 hdc and 10 ch-3 sp
Row 3-5:
- Continuing with Yarn 2
- ch 2
- hdc in same sp
- *ch 3, sk ch-sp, hdc in previous row next hdc sp,
- repeat from * across
- turn
Stitches Count: 11 hdc and 10 ch-3 sp
Row 6:
- Continuing with Yarn 2
- ch 2
- hdc in same sp
- *2 hdc in next ch-3 sp, hdc in previous row next hdc sp
- repeat from * across
- turn
Stitches Count: 31 hdc
Core Pattern
Note about yarn changes– You CAN carry the yarn up the sides if you don’t want to deal with weaving in ends BUT you will see the opposite yarn along the edge with the border working over the yarns. Alternatively, fasten off when changing colors.
YARN 1 Section:
Row 7:
- pick up YARN 1
- ch 3
- dc in same sp
- dc in each sp across
- turn
Stitches Count: 31 dc
Row 8:
- Continuing with Yarn 1
- ch 3
- dc in same sp
- *ch 3, sk next 2 sp, dc in next
- repeat from * across
- turn
Stitches Count: 11 dc and 10 ch-3 sp
Row 9:
- Continuing with Yarn 1
- ch 3
- dc in same sp
- *ch 3, sk ch-sp, dc in previous row next dc sp
- repeat from * across
- turn
Stitches Count: 11 dc and 10 ch-3 sp
Row 10:
- Continuing with Yarn 1
- ch 3
- dc in same sp
- *2 dc in next ch-3 sp, dc in previous row next dc sp
- repeat from * across
- turn
Stitches Count: 31 dc
YARN 2 Section:
Row 11:
- pick up YARN 2
- ch 2
- hdc in each sp across
- turn
Stitches Count: 31 hdc
Row 12-16: repeat rows 2-6
Repeat rows 7-16 until Yarn 1 runs out or desired length is reached.
Repeat row 11-16 to finish off with Yarn 2.
Border
If border is desired, ch 2 then work hdc in spaces around- 2-3 hdc for dc rows, 1-2 hdc for hdc rows, and 1 hdc for sc rows as well as hdc for the same number of ch along top/bottom of scarf. At corners, add ch 2 before working next side. The number is dependent on preference of the look. When reaching the beg of the starting point after working around, sl st to top of beg hdc and fasten off.
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