Mekta Multifunctional scarves, women's scarf, cape scarf, winter fashion, unisex, warm crochet, knitted wrap scarf cape with sleeves

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Row 1: Ch-37, sc in 2nd ch from hook. * dc in next ch, sc in next ch * repeat across, dc in last ch. (36) To make the original crochet sweater scarf I used Louisa Harding Cassia which is beautiful but unfortunately hard to find at the moment. Pattern is worked in one piece starting with the scarf, continuing with the first sleeve without breaking yarn, then rejoining for the second sleeve. Sleeves are folded and seamed with whip stitches. Lay out the sleeve (one at a time) so that the fabric naturally gets wider, like a sleeve would. Measure up from the first row of the cuff until you reach 10″ high. You want the width at the “top” of the sleeve to be about 9” across. Use a stitch marker to mark the place where the pieces intersect and to keep two pieces from separating as you sew.

Crochet Technique Tutorials Learn all about crochet technique from Hannah of HanJan Crochet. There are so many ways to achieve the same result in crochet and there is no right or wrong – this is just the way I do things! Try on this sleeve to ensure the fit. If you like this fit, repeat for the other side of the scarf. Loop it through itself once so that one end is over each shoulder and tie in front for an afternoon brunch look.

Pattern

Row 3:ch1, sc in BL of each st up to and including marked st, *hdc in BL of next st, hdc in next st, hdc in FL of next st; rep from * to marked st, sc in BL of each st to end, turn.

Row 1:WS: dc in second ch from hook and in each of the next 49, place a marker in the last st worked, htr in each ch to last 50, dc in next ch and place a marker in this st, dc in each ch to end, turn [50sts for each sleeve, 237 (270, 306) sts for body] My best recommendation for this pattern would be Swish DK yarn by WeCrochet which is 100% fine super wash Merino wool, 123yds/50g in Frosting. If there’s one thing I love in the fall its chunky scarves. I love big, warm scarves because I love to feel all wrapped up and cozy. This new crochet pattern for a Scarf with Sleeves using Red Heart’s Hygge yarn is simply perfection. Lay out the sleeve (one at a time) so that the fabric naturally gets wider, like a sleeve would. Measure up from the first row of the cuff until you reach 10″ high. You want the width at the “top” of the sleeve to be about 7” across. Use a stitch marker to mark the place where the pieces intersect and to keep two pieces from separating as you sew.I designed the Eleanor Sweater Scarf a number of years ago for Simply Crochet Magazine and had forgotten all about launching the pattern on the blog until a few weeks ago when I was wearing it. Row 13: Ch-2, turn, (dc, sc) in first * dc in next, sc in next * repeat across, (dc, sc) in last. (44) A, B), 6 (C) balls of Lion Brand Wool-Ease or approximately 815 (900, 1025) yards of another worsted weight yarn, category 4

Where a standard hdc/htr abbreviation is used, work a stitch as normal, using both the top loops. How to wear your crochet sweater scarf It’s a great beginner crochet garment project or for anyone who wants to avoid shaping or joining. The simplicity of the construction allows the half double crochet stitch texture to shine through. Pattern Options Color A: 60 yards 100% acrylic, super bulky weight (size 6) yarn (Lion Brand Hometown in San Diego Navy colorway pictured)G+ crochet hook – my favourites are Furls Streamline Swirl crochet hooks or Clover Amour crochet hooks. Color B: 70 yards 100% acrylic, super bulky weight (size 6) yarn (Lion Brand Hometown in Dallas Grey colorway pictured) I used Lion Brand Hometown yarn, size 6 (super bulky) in two colorways. I used 2 whole skeins in Color A (San Diego Navy) and 3/4 of a skein in Color B (Dallas Grey), about 450 yards. I do generally crochet in a medium-tension, so this is what I would consider an average amount of yarn usage for this project. How Do You Crochet a Scarf with Sleeves? Wear it as a hooded wrap by bringing both ends to the front and wrapping them around your shoulders or chest like a cape. Row 3:ch1, dc in BL of each st up to and including marked st, *htr in BL of next st, htr in next st, htr in FL of next st; rep from * to marked st, dc in BL of each st to end, turn.