Beyond Infinity #5

I will post a series of Vintage Ripple Infinity Scarves.

Here's # 5:

The pattern is based on an afghan pattern purchased from Churchmouse Yarns.

The pattern can be purchased here.

Crocheted with an "H" hook and Encore Worsted Yarn.

Start with 68 chains and then remove any unneeded chains.

Rows: 54 (six colors from the stash - this one warps around once.)

Measures: 36"

This one also qualifies as part of Linda and Ana's stash-buster!
Yay!

Scarf may be available for purchase. 

If interested, please email digger.lizzie@gmail.com and I will list via Etsy.

I trust you all are keeping warm!

Beyond Infinity #4

This week I will post a series of Vintage Ripple Infinity Scarves.

Here's # 4:

The pattern is based on an afghan pattern purchased from Churchmouse Yarns.

The pattern can be purchased here.

Crocheted with an "H" hook and Encore Worsted Yarn.

Start with 68 chains and then remove any unneeded chains.

Rows: 70 (every other row is charcoal, the rows between each charcoal rows are from the stash.))

Measures: 50"

This one also qualifies as part of Linda and Ana's stash-buster!
Yay!

Scarf may be available for purchase. 

If interested, please email digger.lizzie@gmail.com and I will list via Etsy.

In hopes that you are all having a wonderful season!

Beyond Infinity #2 and #3

This week I will post a series of Vintage Ripple Infinity Scarves.

Here's #2  and #3:

#2                                                                          #3

 #2 Alternating two rows of each: Charcoal and Cream.

# 3 Alternating single rows of charcoal and cream.

The pattern is based on an afghan pattern purchased from Churchmouse Yarns. 

The pattern can be purchased here.

Crocheted with an "H" hook and Encore Worsted Yarn.

#2:
Start with 68 chains and then remove any unneeded chains.

Rows: 68

Measures: 47"

#3:

Start with 68 chains and then remove any unneeded chains.

Rows: 64

Measures: 45"

Scarves may be available for purchase. 

If interested, please email digger.lizzie@gmail.com and I will list via Etsy.

Thank you all for stopping by!

Beyond Infinity #1

This week I will post a series of Vintage Ripple Infinity Scarves.

Here's # 1:

The pattern is based on an afghan pattern purchased from Churchmouse Yarns.

The pattern can be purchased here.

Crocheted with an "H" hook and Encore Worsted Yarn.

Start with 68 chains and then remove any unneeded chains.

Rows: 66 (11 rows of each of 6 colors)

Measures: 46"

Scarf may be available for purchase. 

If interested, please email digger.lizzie@gmail.com and I will list via Etsy.

Thank you all for your wonderful comments from last weeks chevron scarf extravaganza!

Chevron Infinity Scarf in HDC - Pattern and Tutorial

Want to make a

Chevron Infinity Scarf?

Here's how:

Gather supplies:

(I added some light blue and cream after I took the yarn photo.)

Here's the pattern:

ch 49

Row 1: hdc in 3rd ch from hook, skip next ch, hdc in next 10 chs, 3 hdc in next ch, hdc in next 10 chs, skip 1 ch, hdc in next 10 chs, 3 hdc in next ch, hdc in next 10 chs, skip 1 ch, hdc in last ch. ch 1, turn

Row 2: and rest of rows:  hdc in 2nd st from hook, skip next st, hdc in next 10 sts, 3 hdc in next st, hdc in next 10 sts, skip 2 sts, hdc in next 10 sts, 3 hdc in next st, hdc in next 10 sts, skip 1 st, hdc in last st, ch 1, turn

and here is the pattern in photos:

ch 49

ROW 1: 

 hdc in 3rd ch from hook
(the photo shows 2nd ch from hook in error)

 skip 1 ch and hdc in next 10 chs

 3 hdc in next ch

 hdc in next 10 chs

skip 1 ch and hdc in next 11 ch 

 3 hdc in in next ch

 10 hdc in next 10 chs, skip 1 ch, 1 hdc in last ch,

 ch 1 then turn

ROW 2:

 hdc in next ch

skip 1 st and hdc in next 10 sts 

 3 hdc in next st

10 hdc in next 10 st

 skip 2 st

 10 hdc in next 10 st

3 hdc in next st 

skip 1 st 

1 hdc in last st, ch 1 turn

repeat row 2 until desired length.

 Looks likes this after second row,

and this after four rows

Here's a color change 

At the end of the row, before the last hdc is complete,

slip new color through all three loops on hook. 

 ch 1, turn

Here's a review of row 2 with the new color: 

 hdc in first st

skip 1 st and 10 hdc 

3 hdc in 1 st 

then 3 10 hdc, skip 2 sts etc. as above

Keep on crocheting until desired length.
(You can use your neck to measure.)
I like the ones that can wrap around twice, best.

Then slip stitch the two ends together.

(I apologize, I forgot to take this photo with the pink scarf.)

It also helps if you end with the color you began with for a more hidden seam.

You can also twist the scarf before joining for a more rippled effect.

Have fun and keep warm in a crocheted scarf!