Lelaina Scarf

The idea behind this design came from the need for a light scarf during the transition from winter to spring. Functionality wasn’t the only reason, however, I believe it adds a touch of chicness to any outfit. This is a simple design using only single crochet, one of the most essential stitches to know. It can be crocheted in sport weight or fingering weight yarn, the latter resulting in a more delicate scarf. Crochet the edging in the same yarn or a contrasting yarn, the choice is yours.

I used 50g/130m of sport weight yarn with a 3.5mm hook or 50g/200m of fingering weight yarn with a 3.0mm hook.

Finished Measurements: • Wingspan – 86cm/34” • Length from centre of neckline to tip of the triangle – 11.5cm/4.5”

Blocking is recommended to open up the stitch work and to create a beautiful soft drape.

The pattern includes written, photo and video instructions so you can’t go wrong and there is no need to look elsewhere for explantions of techniques.