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Summer Lace Crochet Scarf
Materials:
400m (437yards) lace weight yarn (I used Rowan fine lace – a lovely soft mix of baby alpaca and merino wool)
2.00mm crochet hook (or size need to get gauge)
St markers (optional)
Blocking materials
Gauge: Gauge is not critical for this project, however if your gauge is larger than mine was you will need more than one skein of yarn.
In the main sprig pattern, I worked 2.5repeats in 10cms.
In the squares portion of the edging, I worked 14 “squares” in 10cm.
These are my pre-blocking gauge measurements.
Pattern:
This scarf is worked in 2 sections. First the main triangular section is worked by making a foundation row, and then the rows are decreased to make the triangular shape. The pattern is a simple 1 row repeat!
The edging is then added along the two shorter sides.
Main body
Begin by making a ch 386+1. (Alternately you can begin by making 386 fsc and skip row 1)
R1: turn, sc in second ch and then in each ch to the end (386 sts)
R2: Ch 5 (counts as being worked in the very first sc), turn, [sk3 sts, *sc, ch3, repeat from * 2 more times, sc, ch3, sk3 sts, (dc, ch2, dc) in next st, ch3] repeat [] 33times, sk3 sts, *sc, ch3, repeat from * 2 more times, sc, ch3, sk3 sts, dc in final st. Turn work. (35 pattern repeats total)
R3: ch4, sk first 2 ch-sps, (dc, ch2, dc) into next ch sp, *ch3, sk2 ch-sps, (sc, ch3, sc, ch3, sc, ch3, sc) into next ch sp (between dc’s), ch3, sk2 ch-sps, (dc, ch2, dc) into next ch sp repeat from *to end, finish with a dtr into either ch5 (1st row 3) or ch2 sp between dc’s (all remaining repeats). Turn work and sl-st into dtr just made, sl-st into ch2 sp, sc into ch2 sp.
Repeat row 3 until the piece has decreased to the penultimate row – there will be two (dc, ch2, dc) sets.
Final row: ch4, sk first 2 ch-sps, (dc, ch2, dc) into next ch sp (this will be the central ch-sp), ch4, sk 2 ch-sps, sl-st into final ch-sp, fasten off.
You may wish to mark the centre ch-sp in the final row with a st marker.
Edging:
The edging is worked in two sections – a simple square mesh followed by a scalloped, picoted edging.
The mesh is worked by working 2 dc into every ch4 sp, and 1 dc into every ch2 sp as you work along the edge. The dc’s are all separated by a ch2.
Re-join the yarn to the end of the long edge on the foundation row.
R1: Ch3 (counts as 1dc, ch1), dc in same space, ch2, dc in top of ch3 of first row on main body, ch2, dc in ch2 sp (i.e. on second row of main body). *ch2, dc, repeat from * all the way along the edge working 2dc in each ch4 sp (dtr post counts as ch4) and 1 dc into each ch2 sp.
At the central ch sp, work 2dc (separated by a ch2) and then continue in pattern along the second edge until 2 ch-sp remain. You should have just worked a dc into a ch2 sp.
Ch2, dc into next ch sp, ch2, dc into the corner of the foundation row, ch1, dc. (211 ch-sps)
R2: Ch5 (counts as dc, ch2), turn, dc in next dc, *ch2, dc in next dc, repeat till centre ch-sp, ch2, dc in centre ch-sp, ch2, dc in very next dc, *ch2, dc in next dc, repeat to end (212 ch-sps).
R3: Ch5, turn, dc in same st, *ch2, dc in next dc, repeat till centre dc, work an extra ch2, dc in central dc, *ch2, dc in next dc, repeat to end, ch2, dc in same st (215 ch-sps).
The mesh section is now completed. The final 3 rows make the scalloped edging.
R4: ch1, turn, sc in same st. *Ch4, sc in next dc, repeat from *to end (continue to mark the centre ch-sp).
R5: Ch4, turn, sc in ch-sp, *8dc in next ch sp, sc in next ch-sp, ch4, sc in next ch-sp, repeat from *until there is one ch-sp left before the central one, 8dc in next ch-sp, sc in central ch-sp, 8dc in next ch-sp, **sc in next ch-sp, ch4, sc in next ch-sp, 8dc in next ch-sp, repeat from ** until there is one ch-sp remaining, sc in final ch-sp.
Special st- Picot: Ch4, sl-st in 3rd ch from hook, ch1
R6: Ch2, turn, dc in same st, ch4, sk first two dc, dc, picot, sk2 sts, dc, *ch4, sc into ch-sp, ch4, sk next two dc, dc, picot, sk2 sts, dc, repeat from * to central st, ch1, picot, ch1, sk 5sts (two dc, one sc and two dc) dc, picot, sk 2 sts, dc, ch4, sc into ch-sp, **ch4, sk next two dc, dc, picot, sk 2 sts, dc, ch4, sc into ch-sp, repeat from ** to end.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
cette écharpe est magnifique pour les soirées d'été
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