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Aqua Sparkle Scarf
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Aqua Sparkle Circle Scarf

Directions

Step 1: Ch to desired length long enough to make a double scarf to your happiness.

Step 2: Sl st ch together*

Row 1: Sc in each st

Row 2: Ch 3 and the sl st into 3rd ch, do this whole row

Row 3: Sl st in each ch

Row 4: Tr in each large rectangle made by you in Row 3

Row 5: Sc 3x in top 2 loops, repeat

Row 6: Sc in each top loop

Row 7: Tr in every 3rd ch, repeat

Row 8: Sc 3 in top 2 loops, repeat

Row 9: Ch 3 and then ss in 3rd ch

Row 10: Tr in each rectangle from the previous row

Row 11: Ch 3 in top two loops

Finish: Sl st, cut and knot yarn.**

Tip: When crocheting in a circle for an infinity scarf be very careful not to twist the chain. If you want to be extra cautious you can crochet as a normal scarf by not slip stitching the chain in the beginning and doing the design as a regular scarf (turning after each row) and sewing together at the end of the pattern.

If you have used the method of turning (not chaining in a circle) then this is where you would sew together.

Tips for Beginners:

  1. After making your initial chain you crochet in both the front and back loop, not just one loop unless specified.
  2. Tension, tension, tension. Hold your yarn at the right tension by wrapping the yarn around the fingers in your less dominant hand, this ensures even stitches and sizes.
  3. Frequently stretch your hand/wrist every half hour to prevent soreness.
  4. Store your yarn with natural fragrances like lavender, vanilla or cinnamon if you want an extra special touch!

Good to know: Natural yarn fibers such as cotton and wool scraps can be put outside for birds to use in their nests! This is helpful when you have yarn scraps you don’t have a use for.

Some Helpful Links

Crochet Abbreviations:http://purplekittyyarns.com/info/crochet-pattern-abbrevia... 

Basic Stitches: http://freevintagecrochet.com/how-to-crochet 

Great wrist exercises:http://www.health.harvard.edu/healthbeat/5-exercises-to-i... 

Charities that love crochet lovers:http://www.crochet.org/?page=charity