Star Bright Angled Scarf

Fall is so close I can smell it in the air! Crisp fall mornings and evenings, beautiful trees, pumpkin flavored everything and glorious winter accessories!!!! The Star Bright Angled Scarf is the perfect fall project. This scarf can be beautiful in variegated yarn or the stitch can speak for itself in a lovely solid color. The Star Bright Angled Scarf will have you floating in compliments and wrapped in cozy wonderful yarn!

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The pattern is written for both child and teen/adult sizes but the Star Bright Angled Scarf is perfect because it can be made in any length. You simply stop when it is the length you need. So very simply it could be made for a toddler or in plus sizes. Go have fun with it! Don't forget that I would love to see your creations of the Star Bright Angled Scarf so please share them with me on Facebook, Ravelry, Instagram or Twitter.

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Star Bright Angled Scarf

Star Bright Angled Scarf Photo Tutorials

These are all of the photo tutorials for the Star Bright Angled scarf. You can find the pattern HERE. Please refer back to these photos with any questions about stitch placement.

First row, showing stitch placement.

Second row, showing where you will place your stitches this row.

Place your (sc, ch 1, sc) in the ch 1 sp of the previous row.

This row only, the turning ch is the two chs of the base ch that were skipped.

Increase row.

Don't forget you need 2 sc after the ch 1.

You now have two ch 1 sps to work in.

Showing st placement after the turning row.

Where to place your sl sts on the border.

Ch 5 loops all down the angled side of the scarf.

How to work the second row of the border.

Hook placement that causes the second row of chs to wrap around the previous row's chs.

Continue down the length of the scarf.

Final sl st.

Easy Peasy Lovey

I love making lovies for baby gifts! Sometimes I need a gift FAST, like within a couple of hours fast, and I just don't have the time to make the little character for the top of the lovey. Maybe that's not your problem, maybe a little person in your life has a stuffed animal that has been loved to pieces and you want to repurpose it. Maybe you don't enjoy amigurumi crochet. Or maybe you are brand spanking new to crochet and you want to make a cute gift but you aren't ready to take on a complicated character for the top of the lovey. The Easy Peasy Lovey is a great solution to my problem and yours. 

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It does require a specific type of yarn to make the Easy Peasy Lovey, unless you are repurposing a worn out stuffed animal, Top This yarn comes with a little character that matches the yarn and one skein is the perfect amount of yarn for a lovey!!! You will never make a lovey faster than this and there are so many cute characters to choose from. My boy was fascinated with the elephant.

Crocheting kits around $10 or less, excluding shipping!

One thing I love about this project is that the one skein of yarn comes with everything that you need. The one skein is enough yarn to make the blanket and as a bonus the yarn itself changes in textures! There is a soft furry section, a plain color section and a multi color section making it a great sensory gift. The character that is included with the skein has ribbons already sewn in place that you can use to attach it to the lovey. We are talking very minimal work for a very excellent reward. It almost doesn't get better does it?

I hope you enjoy making your very own Easy Peasy Lovey for a sweet one in your life.

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Easy Peasy Lovey Pattern

Granny Stitch Triangle Scarf

My favorite accessories are ones that I can use in multiple seasons. Transitional pieces that I can use to spice up an outfit as we switch from winter to summer and from summer to winter. Triangle scarfs are perfect for those more chilly days that come when the weather changes and granny squares are a timeless stitch pattern. Enter the Granny Triangle Scarf! Perfect on all fronts! 

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It is easy and quick to make up and a perfect pattern for beginning crocheters who want to try their hand as simple shaping. You can also easily customize the size by continuing the pattern repeat until the scarf is as long as you want it to be. It could even be made into a shawl if that is what you are looking for! I hope you enjoy making and wearing yours as much as I do.

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Granny Stitch Triangle Scarf

Buffalo Check Obsession Scarf

I've always been drawn to gingham patterns. I love that buffalo check plaid and gingham are coming back into the fashion world. They are so on trend right now! This winter when this red and black buffalo check plaid went crazy I fell in LOVE with it. I really have buffalo check plaid obsession! I wonder if it's diagnosable?..

It took me longer then I was hoping, but I finally was able to get the look I wanted. I hope you love it as much as I do!

This pattern is a little more advanced as the best way to make the plaid checkered squares is to carry your yarn, there is also joining and surface crochet. I've included step by step photos for the more complicated parts that I hope will be helpful. It is a beautiful, cozy, warm scarf and I hope you enjoy making it!

The Buffalo Check Obsession Scarf has two options, either a cowl that would wrap around your neck once or an infinity that would wrap around twice. The modeled pictures are of the infinity scarf.

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Buffalo Check Obsession Scarf


Sizes/Measurements
Cowl 29" x 10 1/2"
Scarf 58" x 10 1/2"