The Blossom Scarf is a delicate and lightweight crochet scarf pattern worked using a variety of stitches to add detail, interest and give a stunning result.

Using three colours of double knit weight yarn, this pattern works up quickly and easily. The stitch pattern creates a lovely drapey fabric that’s perfect for transitional weather.

Worked in straight rows for main and then a subtle decrease is used towards the end of the shawl to help it drape effortlessly and make it comfy and easy to wear with any outfit.

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What’s Included:
A 6-page PDF including written pattern in US crochet terms.
Stacked Stitches photo tutorial section.
Pattern support of you need or would like it.
Difficulty is Intermediate.

Materials and tools:
Hook: 4.5mm (G+) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge.
Suggested Yarn: Mary Maxim Mellowspun DK (100% acrylic, 284yds, 260m/100g).
1 ball each of:
Nutmeg (A),
Dusty Peach (B),
Sand (C)

Sizing: The finished scarf measures 36cm by 132cm ( 14” by 52”) when blocked.

Gauge: 16 sts and 10 rows measure 10 x 10cm (4x4in) but gauge isn’t essential as long as you are happy with the drape of your fabric.

Please feel free to send me a message if you have any questions about the pattern as I am more than happy to help you out!

You are welcome to use this pattern for personal use to make and sell your finished items on a small scale. Credit to HanJan Crochet would be appreciated!

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