As the colder weather is approaching, I tend to create designs suitable for the coming season.

I wanted to use some of my worsted yarn up to give space for the new yarn I ordered. I was planning to create a scarf with a beautiful and textured stitch which looks great with different colors so I decided to use the starburst stitch.

It works up super fast, it’s quite easy (using only double crochets and single crochets) and it can be a great stash buster too! What else do you need?

The pattern is FREE ON MY BLOG HERE or if you click on visit pattern website above.

Also, you can dowload an ad free PDF version from my Ravelry store, for a small fee.

Special thanks to my tester: Kerry Freeman

Difficulty: Intermediate/Advanced

Size: 17 cm/ 7” wide
150 cm/ 59” long without fringe
172 cm/ 68” long with fringe

Materials needed:
• 5 mm (G) size hook (I used Alpha Series Bocote by Furls)
• Wander Acrylic Yarn by Furls in the following shades and quantities:
Dragonfruit (C1): 1 Skein (109 m/120 yards)
Sunrise (C2): 1 Skein (109 m/120 yards)
Ambrosia (C3): 1 Skein (109 m/120 yards)
Mist (C4): 0.5 Skein (54.5 m/60 yards)

Total: 350 g
Total yardage: approx. 381.5 meters/420 yards
• Yarn needle for weaving in ends
• Scissors
• Stitch markers (optional)

US terms used throughout.

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I hope you’ll love it as much as I loved creating it!

Happy crocheting!

Krisztina