Surprise Ending

If you have crocheted some of my shallow side-to-side asymmetrical triangular scarves you probably know how that system of increases and decreases typically works. So, now I have turned that system of increases and decreases upside down for a surprise ending! This surprise ending gives you an easy-to-wear shallow asymmetrical V-shaped scarf that is a fun and interesting one skein project.

The scarf starts with a few stitches at one tip and ends with a few stitches at the other tip, and has an interior mesh stitch pattern bordered on all sides with a scalloped edge. There is no need to add any additional edging, so when you are finished you are really finished!

I used one skein of the beautiful MadelineTosh Twist Light (fingering weight, 420 yards/100 grams). Use any skein of fingering weight yarn that is at least 420 yards to crochet a uniquely shaped scarf for yourself or for a friend. Find that perfect color and prepare to be surprised!