A light, lacey mini scarf that begs to be made just how you want it: that’s what I was imagining when I started designing the Cottagecore Ascot. Perfect to throw on and add a pop of handmade joy to any outfit. There are two finishing options, as well as a striped and solid color version outlined in this pattern. This is a scrap eater, quick to work up, and makes a delightful gift. You’ll be making one in every color before you know it!

You can work this scarf in any yarn or weight, just adjust your hook size and yardage to achieve the drape you desire. Samples are made in Silky Lace by Katia Yarns, which I think is the perfect, airy fiber for a lacey scarf!

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Katia Yarns
Silky Lace

Striped version:
Color A: 20g
Color B: 25g
Color C: 20g
Color D: 20g
(These are high counts to ensure yargade is met)
Sample in A: Color 176, B: Color 180, C: Color 183, D: Color 186
Solid version:
50g
Samples in Color 188 (green) and Color 183 (gold)

Tools & Materials:
US 8 (H), 5.0 mm crochet hook
Darning needle for weaving ends
Round marker
Scissors

Stitches Used:
BRO: Work in the back ridge of a ch
Ch: Chain stitch
dc: Double crochet
FO: Finish off
FSC: Foundation single crochet
hdc: Half double crochet
Inc: Increase
Rnd: Round
sc: Single crochet
slst: Slip stitch
WE: Work even
* : repeat the stitches between the * as described