Frills and Femme Scarf
Show off with the Frills and Femme Scarf. It's a flirty little number that will spice up your wardrobe. One of the neat things about this crochet scarf pattern is that it uses a netted yarn! Are you up to this easy challenge?
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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flatrocksc 7013057
Apr 24, 2013
If anyone would like the directions, I can get them from my friend. But again, a locker hook must be used. If you have a Beverly's Fabrics near you they have the hook, or you can get one online.
flatrocksc 7013057
Apr 24, 2013
The easiest way to make this scarf is to use a locker hook, which is a crochet hook with a hole on the end. Cotton yarn in inserted through the hole to about a double length of 24-30 inches. The yarn is basically used as if it were a knitting needle. The procedure I use is basically looping. Very easy, but not at all crocheting in the sense of the word. I have friends who have never crocheted, yet have no problem with the looping process.
Member 1923785
May 07, 2012
I'd like to try this, too; but, do not understand the directions. The link (mentioned in the remarks below the pattern) did not work for me to see the Youtube video. Any other suggestions?
LADORY
Mar 28, 2012
I can not get this pattern. It just goes all over the place showing her other patterns. I saw this one done on youtube and would like the pattern like it says "AllFree." but it's not.
CrochetChiq
Apr 05, 2012
There was an issue the day you tried but if you follow the link it's there and working 100% now!
CrochetChiq
Apr 05, 2012
There was an issue the day you tried but if you follow the link it's there and working 100% now!
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