Crochet Pegasus Spring Scarf Pattern
It's been storming but I can't wait until Spring! I have had this yarn for a long time and one day during my lunch hour, I decided to finally make something!
For this scarf pattern, I used 1 cake of Lion Brand's Mandala in the color Pegasus for the Pattern & Tutorial and Hobby Lobby's I Love This Yarn in Sand Dunes for this one pictured below. You can definitely use any worsted weight yarn.
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Most of my crochet patterns are adjustable to use with any weight yarn and customizable for any size. This one is extremely easy to customize. I don't typically make a gauge swatch for a scarf because it doesn't matter if i'm off a little. What you chain will be pretty close to the size you get. In this case, it will be the width.
MATERIALS
Light Weight Yarn - I used Lion Brand Yarn, Mandala in Pegasus
US I - 5.5mm Crochet Hook: Knitter's Pride Zing
Scissors
Tape Measure
Yarn Needle
ABBREVIATIONS
ch - Chain
st(s) - Stitch(es)
sl st(s) - Slip Stitch(es)
sk - Skip
sp - Space
beg - Beginning
rem - Remaining
rep - Repeat
sc - Single Crochet
hdc - Half Double Crochet
dc - Double Crochet
tr - Treble Crochet
PATTERN NOTES
The beg ch sts usually counts as a st except for the ch1.
PATTERN
Foundation: ch 36 or any number of its in multiples of 6 + 3
1hdc in 4th ch from hook (these 3 ch sts count as hdc & ch2), *ch3, sk 3 ch sts, 1hdc in next st, ch1, sk1, 1hdc. Rep from * until 5 sts. End with ch3, sk3, 1hdc in each of the last 2 sts.
Row 1: ch1, 1sc in same st, ch2, 3dc sts in ch3 sp from last row, ch2, *1sc in ch1 sp from previous row, ch2, 3dc in ch3 sp from last row, ch2. Rep from * until last st. 1sc in turning ch.
Row 2: ch6 (counts as 1tr st & ch1), 1hdc in first dc st, ch1, sk next dc st, 1hdc in next st, *ch3, 1hdc in first dc st, ch1, sk next dc st, 1hdc in next st. Rep from * to end. End with ch1, 1tr in sc st from previous row.
Row 3: ch3 (counts as dc), 1dc in ch1 sp, ch2, *1sc in next ch1 sp, ch2, 3dc sts in ch3 sp, ch2. Rep from * to end. End with 1sc in last ch1 sp, ch2, 2dc sts in sp of the ch6 from row 2.
Row 4: ch2 (counts as hdc), 1hdc in next dc st, *ch3, 1hdc in next dc st, ch1, sk1 dc st, 1hdc in next dc st. Rep from * to end. End with ch3, 1hdc in next dc st, 1hdc in last st (turning ch). You can choose to work in the sp instead.
Repeat Rows 1-4 until you're happy with size ending on rows 2 or 4 to match the other end of scarf. I used up the cake for this scarf.
FINISHING
Fasten off and weave in your ends.
Crochet Pegasus Spring Scarf Video Tutorial
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This is such a gorgeous spring scarf pattern! The lacy open‑work stitch looks light and perfect for mild weather. I really appreciate how straightforward and adaptable the instructions are for different yarns. Wonderful work creating this fun wearable crochet project! --multiply
Una de las partes más interesantes después de cualquier sorteo es poder revisar los numeros ganadores. Este artículo facilita esa consulta al presentar información relacionada con el tema de manera sencilla. Me parece especialmente práctico para quienes desean comprobar los datos y mantenerse al tanto de las novedades de cada jornada.
This Pegasus Spring Scarf pattern is wonderfully approachable for crocheters of all skill levels. Phanessa clearly lays out materials, standard stitch abbreviations, and repeatable four-row instructions that are simple to memorize. The design’s flexibility to work with any worsted yarn and customizable length makes it perfect for scrap yarn projects. I appreciate the thoughtful tip about skipping gauge swatches for casual scarves. I hope you release more lightweight spring accessory patterns in the future. Thank you for sharing this airy, beautiful free crochet design! --image search
Qué hermoso patrón de crochet, las instrucciones son claras y fáciles de seguir. Me encantan este tipo de proyectos creativos. En mis momentos libres también reviso el resultado loteria para conocer los números ganadores y las últimas actualizaciones.