Hello! I hope your week is going well! What have you done this week to spread love around you or to light your own light? I'd love to hear about it in the comments or on my Facebook! I have a maker market this weekend, the Valentine Gypsy Market, where I will be selling my little hearts (shown last week) with the proceeds going to charity!
And now, as I'm sure you've all been so eagerly awaiting...its time for my second pattern to be published! Yay!!! (Please imagine a gif of Kermit waving spastically here)
And now, as I'm sure you've all been so eagerly awaiting...its time for my second pattern to be published! Yay!!! (Please imagine a gif of Kermit waving spastically here)
This is the companion piece to the Spectrum Slice Scarf that I showed you last month! With 2 Caron Cakes you can get both of these pieces if your gauge is similar to mine. Of course you could substitute any worsted weight yarn and still have a lovely outcome! I can't wait to see what you all come up with!
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Rainbow Road Scarf
This pattern is not sponsored by Caron or Michaels, I just like the product! You will see affiliate links below but an ad free PDF version is available in my Ravelry Store for $2.00!
Materials:
Hook Size: US J/ 10 (UK 4; 6.0mm)
Yarn: Caron Cakes Rainbow Sprinkles (1 Skein)
Notions: Tapestry needle
Stitches Used:
Hook Size: US J/ 10 (UK 4; 6.0mm)
Yarn: Caron Cakes Rainbow Sprinkles (1 Skein)
Notions: Tapestry needle
Stitches Used:
- sc
- dc
- fdc (foundation double crochet)
- sc2tog
- dc2tog
Gauge:
- Gauge is not crucial on this project but to achieve the size that is shown here make a swatch as follows:
- 16fdc
- Follow the pattern repeat below with no decreases (rows 1-4) twice
- Swatch should be 5"x5"
- Approximately: 60" x 17" (at widest part)
Leave a tail at the start at least 12” long; 10 fdc; (or chain 12, dc in 3rd chain and across, 10dc); turn
Row 1: ch 2 (does not count as a dc), 2 dc in 1st st; 1 dc in each dc across; 2 dc in last st; turn
Row 2: ch 3, sk 1st dc; dc in next dc; *ch 1, sk 1 dc, dc in next dc* across; turn
Row 3: ch 1 (does not count as a sc), 2 sc in 1st dc; sc in each ch1 and dc across; 2 sc in ch 3 spot; turn
Row 4: ch 3, sk 1st sc; dc in next sc; *ch 1, sk 1 sc, dc* across; turn
Row 1: ch 2 (does not count as a dc), 2 dc in 1st st; 1 dc in each dc across; 2 dc in last st; turn
Row 2: ch 3, sk 1st dc; dc in next dc; *ch 1, sk 1 dc, dc in next dc* across; turn
Row 3: ch 1 (does not count as a sc), 2 sc in 1st dc; sc in each ch1 and dc across; 2 sc in ch 3 spot; turn
Row 4: ch 3, sk 1st sc; dc in next sc; *ch 1, sk 1 sc, dc* across; turn
Row 5-48: repeat rows 1-4 11 times
Row 49: ch 2 (does not count as a dc), 1 dc in 1st dc; 1 dc in each dc across; 1 dc in last dc; turn
Row 50: ch 3, sk 1st dc; dc in next dc; *ch 1, sk 1 dc, dc* across; turn
Row 51: ch 1 (does not count as a sc), 1 sc in 1st dc; sc in each ch1 and dc across; 1 sc in last dc; turn
Row 52: ch 3, sk 1st sc; dc in next sc; *ch 1, sk 1 sc, dc* across; turn
Row 53: ch 2 (does not count as a dc), dc2tog dc in 1st dc & 1st ch 1; 1 dc in each st across; dc2tog in last dc and ch1; turn
Row 54: ch 3, sk 1st dc; dc in next dc; *ch 1, sk 1 dc, dc* across; turn
Row 55: ch 1 (does not count as a sc), sc2tog in 1st dc and ch1; sc in each ch1 and dc across; sc2tog in last ch1 and dc; turn
Row 56: ch 3, sk 1st sc; dc in next sc; *ch 1, sk 1 sc, dc* across; turn
Row 49: ch 2 (does not count as a dc), 1 dc in 1st dc; 1 dc in each dc across; 1 dc in last dc; turn
Row 50: ch 3, sk 1st dc; dc in next dc; *ch 1, sk 1 dc, dc* across; turn
Row 51: ch 1 (does not count as a sc), 1 sc in 1st dc; sc in each ch1 and dc across; 1 sc in last dc; turn
Row 52: ch 3, sk 1st sc; dc in next sc; *ch 1, sk 1 sc, dc* across; turn
Row 53: ch 2 (does not count as a dc), dc2tog dc in 1st dc & 1st ch 1; 1 dc in each st across; dc2tog in last dc and ch1; turn
Row 54: ch 3, sk 1st dc; dc in next dc; *ch 1, sk 1 dc, dc* across; turn
Row 55: ch 1 (does not count as a sc), sc2tog in 1st dc and ch1; sc in each ch1 and dc across; sc2tog in last ch1 and dc; turn
Row 56: ch 3, sk 1st sc; dc in next sc; *ch 1, sk 1 sc, dc* across; turn
Row 57-100: repeat rows 53-56 11 times
Row 101: repeat row 53
Row 102: dc in each dc across (10 dc)
Break yarn and fasten off leaving a tail at least 12” long. Fold ends in thirds and sew together (like a gather). I do fold so that the end looks like a “W” or a Z-fold letter. Weave in Ends
Finishing: Make 2 pom poms with remaining yarn and affix to each end. The one shown used the Clover Pom Pom maker size Large (the blue one that makes 3 3/8” diameter); this meant going into a 2nd skein of Caron Cakes so if you want to keep to one skein you can make smaller poms or do tassels instead. If you want the big pom poms, but don’t know what to do with the remaining yarn of the 2nd skein, please see my Spectrum Slice Scarf pattern, they are companion pieces to use a total of 2 skeins together!
Row 101: repeat row 53
Row 102: dc in each dc across (10 dc)
Break yarn and fasten off leaving a tail at least 12” long. Fold ends in thirds and sew together (like a gather). I do fold so that the end looks like a “W” or a Z-fold letter. Weave in Ends
Finishing: Make 2 pom poms with remaining yarn and affix to each end. The one shown used the Clover Pom Pom maker size Large (the blue one that makes 3 3/8” diameter); this meant going into a 2nd skein of Caron Cakes so if you want to keep to one skein you can make smaller poms or do tassels instead. If you want the big pom poms, but don’t know what to do with the remaining yarn of the 2nd skein, please see my Spectrum Slice Scarf pattern, they are companion pieces to use a total of 2 skeins together!
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Here is my pattern testing variation in Bumbleberry! The purples are so pretty!
If you don't feel like making your own scarves the samples shown here are up for sale now on my Facebook and at least one more colorway will go up for sale soon, be the first to know about these sample sales and all the other fun things I'm doing by signing up for my mailing list! I will never send more than once a week and you'll like it I swear!
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