Rowan Big wool 7mm hook
Chunky 5.5mm hook
2 strands of DK 6mm hook
UK terms. Treble mesh stitch
Foundation row: chain 20
Row 1: Ch3, 1tr in the 3rd chain from the hook. *ch1, skip a chain, 1tr in the next stitch* repeat to end. (11 trebles and 3ch turning chain)
Row 2: Ch3, 1tr in the first space. (go under the whole stitch, don't split it, go straight into the hole.) *Ch1, 1tr* into each space. (11 trebles and ch3 turning chain)
Thanks for looking and your kind comments as always. Jo xxx
Lovely tutorial, looks like it could be whipped up rather quickly - perfect for a last-minute gift, thank you! Cxxx
ReplyDeleteThat is a cute scarf, and looks so warm and cosy. Thanks for taking the time to write the pattern :)
ReplyDeleteOOh thanks for this - I've still got the hat on my list to do, even though the wool is right there just sitting patiently waiting to be used.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend,
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You are so sweet to post this great pattern, thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteMeredith
Jo, this is like Russian to me ~ my sister is a great crocheter. Do you follow Handmade by Carolynn? Thought you might enjoy her creativity too http://handmadebycarolyn.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI do indeed. That lingerie was to die for. Get your sister to make one that's what I say! Jo x
DeleteHi Jo I have been away from crochet for too long and am determined to do some this coming week. I adore the hat and scarf and want to thank you for putting on this tutorial which is just fab. A great post as always Jo, always enjoy your blog. Have a fabulous weekend, big hugs
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thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous thanks so much for sharing this
ReplyDeleteClare x
Great tutorial Jo and I do love the flower on the hat! xx
ReplyDeleteJo your work is so beautiful! This is such a wonderful teaching post!!! Thank you as always for sharing your craft! All the best to you this weekend friend!!! Nicole
ReplyDeleteIt is bone chillingly cold at the base of Mt. Hood here in Oregon, and your hat and scarf look like a very stylish combination to defend oneself from the below freezing temperatures. Thanks so much for sharing the "how to," Jo!
ReplyDeleteGracie xx
Oh these are lovely and thank you for sharing the pattern, I will be pinning these to my pinterest!!
ReplyDeleteHow very strange Jo, I made exactly the same scarf using exactly the same stitches and sold it at the Christmas fair. Clearly great minds think alike!! xoxo
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