Crochet Crocodile Stitch Neck Warmer
Crocodile Stitch Video Part II
In this video, I'm going to show you how to crochet a Crocodile Stitch Neck Warmer Scarf! This scarf is fun and easy to make, and it looks amazing!
If you're looking for a crochet project to keep you warm this winter, then this Crocodile Stitch Neck Warmer Scarf is the perfect project for you! This scarf is easy to crochet, and it looks terrific when finished. Watch the video tutorial and learn how to crochet this scarf in no time!
Abbreviations: dc=double crochet
sc=single crochet
sl st=slip stitch
ch=chain
crocodile scale= 5dc around the dc from top to bottom, ch 2, 5dc around the 2nd dc from bottom to top.
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Supplies:
H hook
Red Heart Mulit-colored Yarn, 1 1/2 Skeins
button (I bought the barrel button at Walmart)
Row 1: Chain 27, work two dc in the 6th chain from the hook, chain 1, skip two chains, work a dc, *chain 1, skip two chains, work 2 dc, chain 1, skip two chains, work a dc, *Repeat until the end, at the end, dc in the last chain, (13 dc)
Row 2: Turn, Ch 1, skip the the first dc, go back around the post of the first dc of the two dc, *work 5 dc around that dc post from top to bottom, ch 2, work 5 dc of the next dc post from bottom to top, sl st in the next dc, *Repeat across, sl st in the in the 2nd chain of the last dc, (4 crocodile scales made)
Row 3: Turn, Chain 3, dc in the same stitch, ch 1, *work a dc in the center of the crocodile stitch, ch 1, work 2 dc in the sl st, *Repeat across, (14 dc)
Row 4: Turn, Ch 1, *work 5 dc in the first dc from top to bottom, ch 2, work 5 dc in the 2nd dc from bottom to top, sl st in the next dc, *Repeat across, (5 crocodile scales made)
Row 5: Turn, Ch 1, sl st in the center of the crocodile stitch, ch 4, *work 2 dc in the sl st, ch 1, work dc in the center of the crocodile stitch, ch 1, *Repeat across, (13 dc)
Row 6: *Repeat row 2
Row 7: *Repeat row 3
Row 8: *Repeat row 4
Row 9: *Repeat row 5
Now for each 4 rows, repeat rows 2-5 until your desired length.
I worked this pattern up 40 Rows; If you want bigger scales, use a bigger scale.
I sewed a button on the bottom part and fastened it to secure the neck warmer.
1 comment:
How do you get it to increase?? The way the bottom is?
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