Tween Circular Scarf

This scarf was inspired by my niece who gave clear directions for her scarf.  It had to be a round scarf and it had to be pink. After a lot of contemplation (and a boatload of frogging) this was the result.


You will need

1 skein Baby Bee Sweet Delight Chunky #5 yarn, 3.5 oz/109 yd

6.5mm hook

Yarn needle

Stitch marker

Scissors


Notes

This scarf is designed for the tween age group, with a foundation chain length of 48".  


Pattern is worked in 3 stitch repeat, in the round as a spiral, so feel free to adjust to desired dimensions for age of recipient or your gauge.


The scarf took practically the entire skein, so you may wish to purchase an extra skein depending on your tension (or make a hat/ear muffs with the leftovers).  Current width is 3.5", adjust as desired.


Abbreviations

Ch Chain

HDC Half double crochet

DC Double crochet

Ch sp Chain space


Pattern

Chain 120 stitches and slip stitch to first stitch (avoid twisting chain for best results).  Do not turn.


Round 1

HDC in first chain (then place stitch marker) and continue working HDC in each stitch (120 st).  Do not slip stitch to finish round and do not turn.


Round 2 - V-stitch

Make DC in first HDC (place stitch marker in 1st DC), ch 1 and DC into same HDC to form V-stitch, skip 2 HDC.  Repeat V-stitch and skip 2 until end of round. Do not slip stitch or turn.


Round 3

Make V-stitch in chain st in middle of 1st V-stitch below (place stitch marker in 1st ch st). Continue to make V-stitch in ch sp of each V-stitch and repeat to end of round.


Round 4-5

Repeat row 3.


Round 6

HDC in 1st DC of V-stitch below and place stitch marker.  Continue HDC in each stitch to end of round, slip stitch to 1st HDC, finish off and sew in ends.


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