Scarf Kimberley

Scarf Kimberley is a long straight scarf worked with chain stitches and puff stitches. For a playful effect, fringes are added to the scarf, which you can leave out if you wish.

The yarn used for this scarf is a thread in which both soft and firm materials are combined. This gives a magical result. The way the yarn is spun is as unique as the yarn itself. Soft cotton is surrounded by hemp to create an even clearer stitch. And what’s extra nice: Kimberley has an exciting light Tweed effect, but a real summer yarn.

The scarf I crochet is approx. 34 cm width x 215 cm long (without fringes).

My scarf is crocheted with approximately 350 grams (735 m) Lang Yarns Kimberley (70% cotton, 22% hemp and 8% polyester) and hooksize 5 mm (US H / 8 hook). But can of course be crocheted with any desired yarn.

Next to a written pattern there’s a chart added to the pattern.