I really hope you enjoyed working this pattern! The Cascading Waterfall scarf patterns offers such a classy, fun and flirty look to dress up your outfit for the day!
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Thank you for your interest in my pattern and your appreciation for the terms laid out! ♥
FULL VIDEO TUTORIAL AVAILABLE FOR THIS PATTERN
Materials
- Yarn – 4 weight was used in the work up of this scarf pattern.
- J hook
- Stitch marker (optional- not necessary)
- Blunt needle
- Scissors
Techniques & Terms
- Hdc – Half double crochet – Yarn over, insert hook into stitch, yarn over and draw through a loop. Yarn over once more and draw through 3 loops on hook.
- Flo – Front loop only – Working through only the front loop facing you, of the stitch
- Sl st– Slip stitch
- Ch – chain
Cascading Waterfall Scarf Pattern:
1. Ch 17.
3. Working into the 3rd chain or 3rd bump in the back spine of your chains, work a complete row of hdc. (15) (Work in the spine if planning an infinity close: Video here if needed for working a seamless foundation.)
2. *Working over the first 2 stitches, yarn over, go up and through the front loop of the 1st stitch then down and through the front loop of the 2nd stitch, yarn over, pull through both stitches, yarn over pull through 2, yarn over pull through 2 for a dc, work a dc into the small space created before that dc you just made.* Repeat the above process between the **, work a dc into the last stitch remaining.
3. Ch 1, repeat row 2
4. Repeat row 3 until you have grown your scarf to the desired length.
To finish off with the infinity join, check out my invisible granny join at the following link: https://youtu.be/9TqgRdkJpqs
The fringe finish can be found in the video link below- fast forward to 37 minutes into the video to see this section.
To adjust and increase the width of the scarf, simply add in increments of 2 chains to the beginning foundation chain of the project.
FULL VIDEO TUTORIAL AVAILABLE FOR THIS PATTERN
Make sure if you have any questions at all to take a look at the video tutorial linked above. Please also keep in mind, the video was created for a beginner crocheter so if you are someone with enough crochet knowledge, be forewarned, I teach this pattern at a beginner level to help with all aspects of the pattern process. I answer all comments on videos so make sure if you have a question you post it in the video comments or go into our Facebook group and tag me (Colleen Hays).
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