Hello everyone! My name is Ariana Hall and I am so grateful to be here! My passion for crocheting happened nearly 6 years ago. My husband’s mom, Lisa, had been crocheting and gifted her son the most beautiful afghan that I have ever seen! I desperately felt that I had to learn how to do that myself. A hook, yarn and a couple of YouTube videos later I made my first newborn hat.
Three of my top favorite things to make is amigurumi, accessories, and home décor. I feel like The Brielle Scarf is a great way to introduce myself because I like to use many different styles and techniques. For this scarf I used the finger crochet method! I felt like this project worked up quicker than using a hook but I do provide a hook size that would appropriate for this jumbo yarn. I hope you enjoy this pattern and give it a try!
Materials:
Jumbo weight 7 yarn approximately 66 yards (2 skeins)
Bulky weight 5 yarn for the fringe (1 skein)
25.00 mm hook (optional)
Scissors
Measuring tape
Stitches used:
SC - single crochet
DC – double crochet
St – stitch
FO – fasten off
CH – chain
Notes for finger crochet method:
When you yarn over and pull through make sure to pull to the height of the SC and DC otherwise stitches will be too tight, making your hand tire out quicker.
When my pointer finger gets tired I switch off and use my middle finger to yarn over and pull through.
The Brielle Scarf Crochet Pattern:
Make a slip knot with the loop wide enough to insert both pointer and thumb through the hole and using the working yarn pull through to create your chain.
CH. 5
Row 1 – SC in the 2nd CH from the hook and in the next two. CH 2, turn.
Row 2 – DC in the 1st st, SC in the next, DC in the last st. CH 1, turn.
Row 3 – SC in the first st, DC in the next, SC in the last st. CH 2, turn.
Row 4 – Repeat Row 2
Row 5 – Repeat Row 3
Continue the two row repeat (2&3) until you reach the end of the second skein, ending with row 1. FO and weave in the ends.
The Fringe
Cut 12 inch 50 strands of the bulky yarn. Group 5 strands together and insert through the edge of both ends of the scarf. Trim the fringe evenly.
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It was so fun creating The Brielle Scarf for you all! It really is something fun and makes your hands work and move differently. I would love to see your own make of The Brielle Scarf on Instagram tag me along @arianaehall !
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