Spring is in the air
Such refreshing colours resembling the wake of the spring. The leaf pattern compliments the idea and the pattern. Whether work with jeans for casual outing or a more conservative look – this is the scarf to keep you warm this spring.

The written pattern is in both USA and UK terminology. UK is in bold

Instructions
Yarn used
2 skeins – 200 g
Papatya Sundae Rainbow Multicoloured 100% Microfibre Acrylic 100g 4 Ply ((SO1)
• 320mtr/350yds Per 100g Ball
Hook 4mm
Tension/ gauge Not relevant

Dimensions length 184cm
width 20cm

Crochet level Intermediate
Resizing The scarf can easily be made larger by making more foundation stitches – in order to be wider.
Or more row repetitions – in order to be longer.

Stitches used
Stitch USA Terminology UK Terminology
Dc/tc Double crochet dc Treble crochet tc
Ch Chain ch Chain ch
Yo Yarn over yo Yarn over yo
V stitch Dc, ch 2, dc Tc, ch 2, tc
Granny st 3 dc 3tc
dc/ tc Decrease by 2 Decrease dc – make unfinished dc and make another dc in the next st and join the together to make one dc stitch Decrease tc – make unfinished tc and make another tc in the next st and join the together to make one tc stitch
Dc/tc decrease by 3 Decrease by 3 dc – make unfinished dc, pull through the next st, then pull through the next st
Yo and pull through all hoops on the hook to make one stitch Decrease by 3 tc – make unfinished tc, pull through the next st, then pull through the next st
Yo and pull through all hoops on the hook to make one stitch