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Crochet Fringe Triangle Scarf
Crochet Fringe Triangle Scarf
"Create this gorgeous statement piece with button and fringe detail! Easy to follow directions and works up fast! A great project to use large buttons or add sparkle/sequin yarn. Warm and comfortable, these are a great alternative to a long bulky scarf. A best seller at my craft shows! Slips easily over your head. Fun to make in a variety of colors. This pattern uses medium worsted weight yarn (2 strands together for a thicker scarf) and size I crochet hook. Enjoy the free pattern!"
Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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Sigo
Sep 27, 2018
I am so liking the look of these cowls... especially the added fringe on each of them. They are really a lovely way to dress up any coat and jacket. At the same time they look thick and warm for cold and windy winter days. Perfect.
princess6860504
Apr 04, 2018
Oooh, what a great look for a cowl. The black and ivory one has my name written all over it. If I would have seen this at the start of winter I would have surely made it for myself and worn the heck out of it! I wonder, what is the difference, or the advantage (?) to using a double strand of worsted weight yarn versus a chunky weight?
JaneEK
Mar 30, 2018
If you find it hard to come up with your own color combinations and ideas, then this designer has done all the hard work for you. Isnt it amazing how by just changing the color and texture of the yarn, not to mention those eye popping buttons, can completely change the look of a project? You can even crochet lengthwise or across the rows. What a versatile project!
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