zigzag_scarf_2.pdf

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I had a bunch of worsted weight leftover yarns from knitting or

crocheting other things, and I decided to find me something to use them

up. After fiddling around a bit and finding a pattern, I discovered the

crocheting pattern itself isn't new, I discovered single coloured

potholders made in a similar way, but this ain't a potholder ;)

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Here's what you need:

- 9 (or more) different colours of leftover yarn (preferably all in the same

weight)

- crocheting hook matching your yarn

- a darning needle / tapestry needle to sew in ends.

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Here's how to do it - the crochet pattern:

Stitches used (US English):

chain stitch

single crochet

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begin with a chain of 34 chain stitches

Here's what you need

Here's how to do it - the crochet pattern

Row 1 - base row

• 1 (one) single crochet into the second chain from hook

• * 1 (one) single crochet into the three next chains (4 single crochets made)

• 3 (three) single crochets into the next chain

• 1 (one) single crochet into the four next chains

• draw loop through next chain as if to make single crochet, but do

not finish stitch. Keep loop on crochet.

• skip one chain

• draw loop through next chain as if to make single crochet. Now

finish stitch by pulling your yarnover through all the loops (3) on

your crochet.

• 1 (one) single crochet into the four next chains

• 3 (three) single crochets into the next chain

• 1 (one) single crochet into the four next chains

• draw loop through next chain as if to make single crochet, but do

not finish stitch. Keep loop on crochet.

• skip one chain

• draw loop through next chain as if to make single crochet. Now

finish stitch by pulling your yarnover through all the loops (3) on

your crochet.

• 1 (one) single crochet into the four next chains

• 3 (three) single crochets into the next chain

• 1 (one) single crochet into the four next chains

• one chain stitch

• turn work *

(you already will see your row forming the zigzag - with three points and two valleys; sorry for the

crappy chart, I couldn't figure out a more professional way)

Row 2

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skip the last single crochet made in previous row

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1 (one) single crochet into the back loop of the next stitch

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repeat Row 1 from * to * , with the difference that ALL stitches are

worked into the back loop of the stitch below

Following rows

Repeat Row 2 until your scarf is as long as you want it to be r all your

colours have been used!

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Here's how to do it - the colour pattern:

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work 5 rows with colour 1

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switch colours: cut yarn , use new colour. Crochet around ends as

you go, weaving them in automatically. Always use the new colour

to make the chain stitch before turning work.

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work 1 row with colour 2

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work 4 rows with colour 1

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work 2 rows with colour 2

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work 3 rows with colour 1

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work 3 rows with colour 2

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work 2 rows with colour 1

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work 4 rows with colour 2

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work 1 row with colour 1

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work 5 rows with colour 2

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work 1 row with colour 3

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work 4 rows with colour 2

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continue working in the same rhythm (5, 1, 4, 2, 3, 3, 2, 4, 1, 5, 1...),

progressively changing colours.

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finish with 5 rows of last colour

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weave in ends, enjoy!

Here's how to do it - the colour pattern

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¨ Karmaeleon

personal use only, please do not copy or sell it. Please do not

sell the finished items either. Non-respect of these guidelines will be reported. Thanks.

You may use this free pattern for personal

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