Slug Scarf pattern

If you are looking to add a bit of zazz to your winter wardrobe, this slug-inspired scarf is just what you need! Perfect for crocheters new to tapestry / graph work, this pattern combines cozy warmth with a playful, nature-inspired design. Whether you are making it for yourself or as a gift for someone with a love for the environment, this scarf is both functional and fun.

This is an advanced-beginner pattern made up of a variety of demonstrations and techniques used to create the Slug Scarf. Techniques for making the piece include, making a swatch, color changing, reading a graph, making tassels, and weaving in loose ends. There are plenty of tutorial links as well to prevent anyone from getting stumped at any point on the scarf making process.

This pattern is aimed torward following a graph to make the Slug Scarf. There are plenty of demonstrations on reading graphs and operating stitch fiddle to help you. Written instructions and color block instructions are accessible via stitch fiddle, there are also separate PDFs included in this zip file that contains written instructions and graphs for printing.

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Terms of use:

You can sell or gift your finished project. You cannot copy/distribute this pattern or make tutorials of this pattern.

Materials Needed:

o   Crochet hooks (I used a 3.5mm hook for graph, 5mm hook for tassels)

o   Scissors

o   Yarn needle 

o    Dk weight yarn, 3 colors (265g, 559m / 612yds)

o   Wi-Fi/internet connection 

Dimensions: 

The total width of the scarf is 35 stitches & comes out to 6.5in/16.5cm

The total length of the scarf is 249 rows & works up to be about 71in/180cm (not including the tassels)