Rapunzel-Inspired Braided Scarf

By: Juli Anne from onceuponacheerio.com

By: Juli Anne from onceuponacheerio.com

"Flowers gleam and glow, let your powers shine, make the clock reverse, bring back once was mine. Rapunzel's hair of golden yellow inspired this beautiful braided crocheted scarf. The scarf is worked lengthwise and the braids are created using the magic braid technique that people use to create braided leather bracelets. The scarf is crocheted mostly in the back loops of half double crochets to create a ribbing effect. This scarf would be perfect for a subtle Disney Bound."

Click here for free crochet pattern

Easy

Crochet HookL/11 or 8 mm hook

Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)

Finished Size76 inches (~193) in length

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Dorie 1612

Jun 06, 2018

This is ridiculous as there is no way to print the pattern so I cannot view it away from my computer. I do not crochet in front of my computer. Nobody can remember all the instructions without review. This is NOT what I call a free pattern. This is a trick to get you to view the website. I will not be going back there you can be sure of that. I only visit websites that share their pattern like I share mine. I am dissapointed this pattern was even posted here it is misleading.

onceuponacheerio

Sep 06, 2018

I'm not sure what you're talking about, but I can print the pattern... I'm not sure I understand what your problem is.

JaneEK

May 28, 2018

This is so clever! Rapunzel was my favorite fairy story when I was a little girl, and although my hair was never quite as long or luxurious, I would pretend my dishwater blonde plaits were just like hers. Dont tell anyone, but if you worked this up in snowy white, it would look like Elsas locks, too! This one is definitely going into my repetoire.