White Rose

White Rose has a simple asymmetrical shape that is crocheted from side to side, starting with a few stitches and ending with a few stitches, and the lower edging is made just by crocheting through the rows. Once you are done crocheting you will wet block the scarf and sew off the loose ends and your scarf is ready to wear.

The scarf is long enough from side to side for easy wearing and wrapping--you can drape it or tie it snug around your neck for extra warmth.

I used two skeins of the ultra-soft and light Knit Picks Palette yarn in the color Cream. Palette comes in a very wide variety of colors and neutrals. I also recommend 2 skeins Knit Picks Stroll for this scarf, either the regular or the tweed. Both of these yarns are bouncy and soft and will enhance this stitch pattern and provide a gorgeous soft and lacy scarf. Or, use one skein of fingering weight yarn that is at least 400 yards.

Yarn: about 400 yards (about 100 grams) of fingering wt yarn

Hook: 4 mm