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Eddy Button Scarf UK TERMS 1028

By Carla Malcomb

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Eddy Button Scarf UK TERMS 1028
Eddy Button Scarf UK TERMS 1028
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Eddy Button Scarf UK TERMS 1028

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Eddy Button Scarf UK TERMS 1028

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Product Description

Crochet a quick & easy kerchief cowl to simply accent sweaters or layer under the lapel of a coat or jacket. A beautifully textured splash of color. Bordered shells splay neatly in triangular style fashioned with a large vintage shank-style button (36-mm, shown) or use a brooch or scarf pin to hold in place. Red Heart® Soft® acrylic is recommended for soft drape and subtle sheen. You can sub with 230 meters of other Aran/10-ply medium worsted yarn, as well. Clearly written instructions + abbreviation key with descriptions, included. Stitches: ch, slst, dc, tr, trCL.

This pattern is written in UK/Australia terms. For US version, search for: Eddy Button Scarf US TERMS 1028 or by designer name: Carla Malcomb

Eddy Button Scarf UK TERMS 1028
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Eddy Button Scarf by Carla Malcomb

What is Being Made

The Eddy Button Scarf is a crocheted cowl-style accessory designed by independent designer Carla Malcomb. This downloadable PDF pattern creates a finished piece measuring approximately 26 x 71 cm (10 x 28 inches), making it a versatile neckwear option suitable for layering or casual wear. The scarf features a decorative button closure, adding both functional and aesthetic appeal to the finished garment.

Crochet Techniques and Construction

This beginner-friendly crochet project uses fundamental techniques accessible to those new to the craft. The pattern employs straightforward stitch construction methods that build upon basic crochet foundations, making it an excellent introduction to creating wearable accessories. The design incorporates a repeating pattern structure that creates visual interest while maintaining simplicity in execution.

Stitches Used

The Eddy Button Scarf utilizes essential crochet stitches to build its structure:

  • Chain stitch (ch): The foundational stitch created by yarning over the hook and drawing the yarn through the loop on the hook, used to establish the base and throughout the pattern
  • Double crochet (dc): A medium-height stitch formed by inserting the hook into a stitch, yarning over and drawing through, then yarning over and drawing through both loops on the hook
  • Treble crochet (tr): A taller stitch created by yarning over the hook before insertion, then completing multiple yarn-over and draw-through sequences to achieve greater height
  • Slip stitch (sl st): Used for joining and finishing, created by inserting the hook into a stitch and drawing the yarn through both the stitch and the loop on the hook in one motion

Materials and Yarn Specifications

The pattern calls for approximately 229 meters (250 yards) of medium weight yarn. The recommended yarn is Red Heart® Soft®, a 100% acrylic option available in the Honey colorway, with each skein providing 234 meters (256 yards) and weighing 141 grams (5 ounces). This single skein of worsted or aran weight yarn provides sufficient yardage to complete the project.

A 5.5 mm (size I) crochet hook is specified, though the pattern notes that the appropriate hook size should be selected to obtain the correct tension. The tension requirement is 12 double crochet stitches and 15 rows measuring 10 cm (4 inches) in the sample swatch, with 3 pattern repeats equaling 13 cm (5 inches).

Notions and Finishing

Beyond the yarn and hook, the pattern requires a yarn needle for weaving in ends and a sewing needle with thread for attaching the button closure. One 36 mm shank-style button serves as the functional and decorative closure element for the scarf.

Pattern Format and Terminology

This is a downloadable PDF pattern presented using UK and Australia crochet terminology, which differs from US terms. Crocheters familiar with US terminology should note that UK double crochet corresponds to US treble crochet, and UK treble crochet corresponds to US double treble crochet. The pattern includes clear abbreviations and stitch descriptions to guide crafters through construction.

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Specifications

Brand: Independent Designer
Yarn Weight: Aran, Worsted
Featured Products: Red Heart Soft
Pages: 2
Designer: Carla Malcomb
Craft: Crochet
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Skill Level: Beginner

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