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cbthorn 7471511
"I find I have to do math to enlarge a pattern. A little searching may be required to figure out how may extra stitches are required to form a pattern. Ex. A gentle ripple (3 DC in point) may take 16 stitches to allow for peak/dip/peak. I usually use scrap yarn to test out a 1 foot square. I use bobby pins as stitch markers rather than the formal ones or yarn cuttings. Good luck."
Bobzashell
"Just finished making this for my daughter. I used 10ply acrylic yarn and 3.25mm hook and its about 20-25cm sitting down. For those wondering about the arms, I noticed there were 2-3 extra rows between the popcorn fingers and the fpsc row, so I used the leg pattern as a guide and did 2 rows 18sc then 5dec, 6sc, 1dec to get to 12 stitches and followed from round 5. Other changes were the nostrils and eyes. For the nostrils, I flattened it after the last round and closed it with 5-6 sc before tying off and sewing on. The eyes I did 6sc in a magic ring with 10ply black then followed the pattern for the colour. Happy baby girl )"
willowgreen
"I have never crocheted a handbag but this one has total class and I would be proud to be seen with it! Can't wait to get started. Thanks for a very lovely and useable pattern!"
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"need pattern directions for row 10 of pineapple lace shawl please send directions -did not understand directions for row 10 send to judyfashant@hotmail.com-that should be very easy for you to do !!"

Winter Storm Scarf

Winter Storm Scarf
Winter Storm Scarf

"The Winter Storm Warning is the perfect time to relax by the fire, and crochet something warm for when you do finally have to venture outside again! The Winter Storm infinity scarf was designed and crocheted on one such long weekend, and it was the perfect piece to set the mood for a stormy, snowy winter. This pattern was designed with Lion Brand Ice Cream - with it’s shades of grey and white, it reminded me of the layers of snow and clouds in a winter storm, making it the perfect yarn to use for this pattern!"

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Intermediate

Crochet HookG/6 or 4 mm hook

Yarn Weight(2) Fine (23-26 stitches to 4 inches)

Crochet Gauge16 stitches and 13 rows = 4 inches
in st pattern

Finished Size9" wide x 62" around

Materials List

  • US-G hook
  • 1100 yds Lion Brand Ice Cream
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Cheryl Y

Nov 26, 2018

Wow what a beautiful scarf/cowl this is! The colorway is very nice and I just bought 4 balls of it for hats. That may change after seeing this pattern. I love how soft this yarn is! After reading the pattern for this Winter Storm Scarf I can't wait to start it! The two row repeat makes a beautiful pattern and if it's too long, the pattern is a multiple of 8 stitches, so it can be shorter if needed. I like the length because you can wrap it around your neck or even use it as a hoodie! Yah this is a great pattern.. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet scarf pattern.

princess6860504

Oct 01, 2017

OH MY GOSH I must have this scarf for my own! It looks so expensive and rich. But it is made using just three skeins of the Ice Cream (Lion Brand!) yarn in the Cookies and Cream colorway. I love how the wave stitch creates almost an accordion look. It will lay neatly in folds around the neck. I am loving this so much! Thank you for this pattern. You have made this woman very happy!

JaneEK

Sep 26, 2017

One look at that yarn and I started searching to see if any of my local craft stores carry it! Winter storm is the perfect name for this because the colors remind me of banks of snow clouds. You will have to click on the link for the Little Waves Pattern, but youll be rewarded with an excellent explanation, diagram and even an instructional video. Another Moogly Blog winner!

CraftyChristine

Jan 31, 2017

As the designer said " it reminded me of the layers of snow and clouds in a winter storm". I love the design and color scheme chosen and the pom adds just the right amount of finishing touches.

AFC Editor Annalis a

Jan 27, 2017

What a unique cowl! The mix of white and grey colors is so pretty. This really has such a winter-y feel to it.

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