Hygge Burst Scarf x Rosé Collection by Hue Loco Yarn

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Adding yet another addition to the Hygge Burst Family of patterns! I adore this scarf. Originally, I had planned on making a shawl—and maybe I still will….but I’m super glad I switched to scarf at the last minute. I’m definitely more of a scarf girlie and this one is totally scrumptious. I made this one out of sock weight yarn in Hue Loco’s newest Rosé Collection. The colours are beautifully wearable, the drape is incredible… and I can tell this will be a go-to piece in my wardrobe for the remainder of the Autumn and Winter season.

Hygge (pronouced “Hue-guh”) is a Scandinavian word meaning everything that is cozy, happy, special, warm and nice. It’s used as a noun, a verb and an adjective! I fell in love with the idea of hygge after reading The Little Book of Hygge: The Danish Way to Live Well by Meik Wiking. For me, this scarf encompasses all the warmth, coziness and happiness that you can get. I hope you all feel the same too.

This pattern is worked up using the classic sunburst granny square.

The pattern uses Hue Loco Yarn’s Rosé Collection Mini Set-- Phyllis Sock weight, 75/25 SW Merino/Nylon, (900yds/200g), an additional 72g of joining yarn and a 3.5mm (size E) crochet hook.
Pattern includes all colours used and the yarn quantities as well as exact positioning. My gift to you is taking the work out of colourwork!

The final scarf size was: 10” x 60” Blocked.

Pattern will include:

• yarn amounts/quantities.
• yarn colours/colour legend
• yarn recommendations/links
• stitch glossary.
• printable pdf of scarf graph.
• full colour chart of all squares and their positioning so you can make this EXACT colour copy!
• full written instruction for the granny square used (classic sunburst granny square).
• written and video tutorial for border.
• video tutorials for the granny square as well as the continuous join as you go method.

Happy Crocheting Everyone!
L,
M