Waves Scarf


Edit: July 25, 2015.
So I am sharing a detailed image of the scarf .





With thinking of a better name to call my newest pattern, I just called it waves because it reminded me of waves on the ocean. It is a pretty simple pattern and can be done in a few hours, maybe even less than that if you are fast.

I used an I hook and a sport weight yarn, but you can experimenter with yarn and hook size. 

Working in back loops.
Ch 5, 2 sc in second chain from hook and each chain across.
Row 1:Ch 1, 2 sc in each sc.
Row 2: Ch 1, 2 sc in the next 4 sc, leave the remaining unworked.
Repeat rows 1 and 2 until desired length (or run out of yarn) ending on either row. Finish off.

Comments

  1. I wish I could do that! I'm not talented when it comes to sewing or crocheting, or anything like that! I'd love if you'd link up to The DIY'ers! http://homecomingmn.blogspot.com/2013/09/the-diyers-29.html

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  2. I have never done any crocheting before. This is a beautiful scarf. You are very talented at it!
    Stopping by from the "Gathering Spot" blog hop. Now following you on G+, Twitter, and Facebook.
    Have a great week :)
    Bismah @
    Simple Mama

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  3. I have crocheted blankets before but this looks so intricate. It turned out really nice. I like it a lot and would totally sport it!

    If you have time you should totally link this up at our Blog Strut! We would LOVE to have you!

    Amber

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  4. That looks so soft and pretty! Great job! Thanks so much for sharing at I Made That! Thursday.

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  5. I like it! It looks like a fun crochet project too!

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  6. Do you have another pic so I can see it better?
    Thnaks

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    1. I do not at the moment. I will work on getting another picture.

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