Big Sky Scarf

By: Jennifer Dickerson from fiberfluxblog.com

All you need is one skein of yarn to complete this breathtaking Big Sky Scarf crochet pattern. The soft blue shade of this crocheted scarf looks just like the beautiful blue sky on a summer day. This chunky crocheted scarf is the coziest crocheted scarf ever and it works up quickly using bulky weight yarn. The light blue color shown here is the perfect compliment to practically any outfit.

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Easy

Crochet HookN/15 or 10 mm hook

Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)

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princess6860504

Oct 18, 2017

I discovered this type of pre-twisted scarf not too long ago and I think the idea is so cool! I do not know where the word "mobius" comes from, so I guess I need to Google that. You just plop it over your head and it's already styled for you! How awesome that it uses just ONE skein of super bulky yarn. So easy to get started when all you need to do is pick one color. The design has different stitches intermixed for great interest.

msdeb21

Feb 11, 2017

There are several bulky yarns in the stores now. I always use the yarns that do not contain wool, because I don't like the scratchiness of it. This scarf is so pretty. I want one in blue, pink, mint green, peach, etc.

arnts1ta

Jan 27, 2017

This pattern looks so simple and since it uses Wool Ease Thick Quick, it will work up so incredibly fast I could probably make several of these in one afternoon. I would probably try this pattern in several different weights of yarn so I would have cute scarves for every season of the year!

Crafty lady 007

Jan 26, 2017

Easy enough pattern. The pattern uses wool ease thick and quick. Sometimes wool is too much for a late fall or early spring day. With wool being so warm what would be another alternative bulky yarn?