This crescent scarf is worked with a bottom up construction technique. The edging is unusual but easy to work. The balance of the scarf is garter stitch, making it a simple project to execute.

The pattern uses a crochet cast on to create an edge that matches the cast off, however any cast on technique may be substituted.

The needle size is larger than the yarn would normally call for, to showcase the edging.

The markers, to indicate turn points, need to be moved on every row. Split style markers can be used to avoid having to put the marker down and pick it back up after completing the additional stitches of each row.