Lori’s Scarf is a light-weight scarf. The body starts with a tiny number of stitches, increases to the middle, and then decreases to form a boomerang shape. The edging is added after the body is completed.

Lori’s Scarf was named for my friend, Lori--artistic, youthful, and cheerful.

The following stitches were used: chain, single crochet, double crochet, half double crochet, slip stitch, two double crochet cluster.

I used one hank of Miss Babs Isadora to complete the scarf. When I finished crocheting, I had 14g of the 65g of yarn remaining.

The pattern includes recipe information and a print-and-go page.

We would like to thank our wonderful testers: teridee, Alivaz, grenru, Jerofitana, LoTaki, dawnkimmarch, kenderlynkraftz, and knitgrl.

Please send me a message if you have any questions about this design, or join us in our group, CrochetWorks. We love to chat about crochet and yarn:)