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How many scarf patterns do you know that try to resemble a snake? Well, this one is your first!
The month of July is Snake International month so….
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About Tapestry Crochet for this Fantastic Scarf pattern
Tapestry crochet is a fun and clever technique where you work with two strands at once, switching colors as you go and hiding the unused yarn inside your stitches.
It creates a nice, thick fabric and keeps the back of your work looking tidy.
For this scarf, we’ll be using two colors and carrying the yarn along part of the way, no constant cutting or endless ends to weave in.
It might take a little extra focus at first, but once you find your rhythm, it’s super soothing and so satisfying to see the pattern come to life
Stitch used for this project!
How do you transfer the movement feeling of a sneaky snake?
We looked everywhere and came across the Slat Stitch in a book and decided to use it!
It is a simple repeat that goes down and around- just like a snake!
So simple yet so much texture- scroll down for a video tutorial!
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Let’s get to the pattern, shall we? Making the Serpent’s Whisper Scarf
Difficulty
Easy
Materials
- 1100% Acrylic, 100gr, weight #4 yarn, approx 400 yards in Lime Green and some in white
- Hook: 5 mm
- Yarn Needle, Scissors, Measuring Tape
Gauge for my sample using the yarn I had
- 13 st X 7 rows ( 4” X 4”)
Sizes
This sample is 8” X 60”
Stitch Key
- Ch = Chain
- St = Stitch
- Sc = Single Crochet
- Dc = Double Crochet
- Yo = Yarn over
Specialty Stitches
FpDc = Front Post Double Crochet [Yo, insert hook under the post of next st, yo, draw up a loop (3 loops on hook), yo, draw through 2 loops on hook (2 loops on hook), yo, draw through last 2 loops on hook]
Slat Stitch = Skip next stitch, Fpdc in next st, Fpdc in skipped stitch
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Notes
- This pattern uses US terminology
- The pattern is worked in rows
- Ch 2 at the beginning of the row does count as st
- This pattern uses pattern repeats.
- You can work this pattern with one color or multiple as you wish- I used two solid colors
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Instructions
Ch 29
Start with the green color
Row 1: Dc 1 in 4th ch from the hook, dc 1 in next ch and across to the end of the row, turn (26)
Row 2 : Ch2, dc 1 in next 4 st, skip 1 st, Fpdc in next st, Fpdc 1 in skipped st, *dc 1 in next 5 st, skip 1 st, Fpdc in next st, Fpdc in skipped st, repeat from * one more time, dc 1 in 5 last st turn (26)
Row 3: Ch 2, dc 1 in next st, to the end of the row, turn (26)
Rows 4-7: repeat rows 2+3
Row 8: Ch2, dc 1 in next 4 st, skip 1 st, Fpdc in next st, Fpdc 1 in skipped st, *dc 1 in next 5 st, skip 1 st, Fpdc in next st, Fpdc in skipped st, repeat from * one more time, dc 1 in 5 last st turn (26)
Row 9: Ch 2, dc 1 in next 8 st, change to color white, dc 1 in next 8 st caring the green color with you, change back to green ( leave the white tail behind) dc 1 in last 9 st , turn (26)
Row 10: Ch2, dc 1 in next 4 st, skip 1 st, Fpdc in next st, Fpdc 1 in skipped st, dc 1 in next 2 st, change to color white, caring the green color with you, dc 1 in next 3 st ,skip 1 st, Fpdc in next st, Fpdc in skipped st, dc 1 in next 3 st, change back to color green leave the white tail behind, dc 1 in next 2 st, skip 1 st, Fpdc in next, Fpdc in skipped st, dc 1 in 5 last st turn (26)
Row 11: Ch 2, dc 1 in next 8 st, change to color white, dc 1 in next 8 st caring the green color with you, change back to green ( leave the white tail behind) dc 1 in last 9 st , turn (26)
Cut the color white, leaving a short tail to weave in
The pattern repeat is rows 2-11
For this size, I worked 9 repeats. Consider the length you want the scarf to be and calculate the number of repeats.
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Finishing
I closed the scarf into an infinity scarf using the tapestry needle and joining both sides
Cut your yarn and weave in the ends
Enjoy!
**This is an original Sandra Regev pattern: Owner /Designer of Sandra Stitches. This pattern may not be redistributed for free, sale, or trade, but finished products can be sold with credit to this shop – enjoy!
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