Unisex Crochet Scarf

This is a very easy scarf to crochet and can be used for both men and women.

Gauge is not important.  

Hook used is 5.5 mm and medium #4 worsted weight yarn, however, you can use any size hook and yarn that you prefer.   Remember to use the recommended size hook with the yarn that you choose for this project.

Make this as wide and as long as you want to depending on your preferences. 

Instructions:

Make a slip knot and ch an even # of chs. depending on how wide you want your scarf

Row 1 – SC in 2^nd ch from hook and in each ch. across, Ch 1 and turn.

Row 2 – SC in 1^st st., *(DC in next st, SC in next st.) repeat from * to end of row, Ch 1 &turn.

Repeat Rows 1 & 2 until you have the desired length of your scarf.

Fasten off and weave in all your ends.

Optional: attach fringe

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Here's a link to a tutorial on knitting this type of scarf  click here

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I used the v-stitch throughout the project and then made 3 rows of single crochet around the edges.    I used Red Heart Soft Solids in Yellow for the body and in Maize color for the edges.

You can find a very good V-stitch tutorial here

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