Want to Learn How To Crochet a Scarf ? Well Now is Your Chance !By Cynthia Wallace

Once you watch this instructional presentation, you will be ready to get started……

Get your needle and thread ready, because here we go!

This is all you will need to make a warm fuzzy scarf.

Let’s Get Started:

How to plan your project: You want to decide how large your want your scarf to be? Also make sure to choose the type of yarn material you want to use.

Measurements of your scarf are 8” wide with gauge 4 yarn, (which is a thick yarn).

The stich you choose will decide how many stitches you will need to make across the bottom to get started.

Measurements For Scarf:

• Make your scarf roughly 8” wide with gauge 4 yarn (since it is thicker). You will need to choose a stitch that will have 4(Chains) x8

• So this means 32 total stiches across the bottom

• Add 5 Chains to equal 37 giving you 2+3 so that you can start your pattern on each row.

• Pull yarn out of the skein and make your initial eyelet knot for your to get started. Take your needle cross over yarn, pulling 1 notch through eyelet 37x.

Follow this link to view how to Crochet your own scarf!

Follow this link to walk you through the steps of getting started on Rows 1 through 4.

This will also help you get started on basically any project you want to do,

even if you want to take on a blanket.

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Check out more about what I can do for you. . . . .

I've been ask about ply and what is what. So here is the "rule of thumb". Usually 2 ply is baby yarn or fingering yarn. 3 ply would be sport yarn. 4 ply would be the worsted. Last but not least, we have bulky or nubby yarn which is sometimes called 5 ply.

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Once you get the basics down and your are nearing the end of the scarf… Don’t forget your fringe!

TYPES OF YARN & WEIGHT

I've been ask about ply and what is what. So here is the "rule of thumb". 

• Usually 2 ply is baby yarn or fingering yarn. • 3 ply would be sport yarn. • 4 ply would be the worsted.•  Last but not least, we have bulky or nubby yarn

which is sometimes called 5 ply.

These are justA few things that You will be ableTo make when youKnow how to Crochet.