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Crochet Pattern for Beginners

This document provides instructions for making either a scarf or wrap using treble crochet stitch and half double crochet rows adorned with glass seed beads. The pattern has an easy row repeat and uses lace yarn for drape. Details on materials, gauge, skill level, abbreviations and both the scarf and wrap versions are provided.

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Crochet Pattern for Beginners

This document provides instructions for making either a scarf or wrap using treble crochet stitch and half double crochet rows adorned with glass seed beads. The pattern has an easy row repeat and uses lace yarn for drape. Details on materials, gauge, skill level, abbreviations and both the scarf and wrap versions are provided.

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EXPRESSION1 FIBER ARTS Expression Fiber Arts
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Adorn is a simple yet elegant design. It can be made in a large wrap version or a smaller scarf version. Adorn uses the
treble crochet stitch throughout, which is separated in sections by half double crochet rows that are adorned with glass
seed beads. This pattern has an easygoing row repeat. The beadwork and color changes make this a perfect project to
customize to your style.

The stitch combination, which is paired with a lace yarn, provides excellent movement and drape. The ruf e edges of
each piece bring the design to life even more. You will be proud to adorn yourself with this beautiful accessory.

JANET PIPPIN CHANDI AGEE

Designer Expression Fiber Arts


www.simplyhookedbyjanet.com www.expression berarts.com
Instagram: @simplyhookedbyjanet
Ravelry: JanetPippin

We appreciate you downloading our pattern! We pour tons of time and love into each one and hope you enjoy it.
Should you have any questions, please contact info@expressionfiberarts.com for assistance.

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- DETAILS-
SIZES: Scarf Version: 71” L x 9” W (180 cm x 23 cm), unblocked
Wrap Version: 71" L x 20" W (180 cm x 51 cm)
Scarf Version: 76” L x 9” W (193 cm x 23 cm), steam blocked
Wrap Version: 72" L x 20" W (183 cm x 51 cm)
DIMENSIONS

Expression Fiber Arts Alpaca Silk Lace


Scarf version shown in colors: A) Elegy, and B) Pink Pearl
1 skein of both A and B needed. (Please see Note on page 5 regarding yardages.)
Wrap version shown in: Reticent Hues (worked from darkest to lightest)
If those colors aren't available, any from this category will work. MATERIALS

US size F/5 (3.75 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge

HOOK
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends, 414 size 6/0 glass seed beads for scarf version;
864 size 6/0 glass seed beads for wrap version, 0.75 mm crochet hook or size that
will t through the bead holes
The scarf sample used Bead Treasures in Antique Silver (one 85 g tube)
The wrap version used Bead Treasures in Bronze Metallic (one 85 g tube) TOOLS

18 sts and 8 rows = 4" (10 cm) in Treble Stitch, blocked

GAUGE

Adventurous Beginner – For those crocheters who are ready to learn some new
skills or stitch combinations. Skills include stacked treble crochet, treble crochet,
half double crochet, foundation single crochet, and adding beads (optional).
SKILL LEVEL

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- ABBREVIATIONS-

Ch chain

Fsc foundation single crochet

Hdc half double crochet

Rep repeat

Sc single crochet

Sk skip

St(s) stitch(es)

Tr treble crochet

SPECIAL STITCH:

Stacked Treble Crochet (Beg tr): Do not ch to start, sc in rst st, (sc in left vertical bar of sc just made) 2
times.

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NOTES

• Total yards used for scarf version was approximately 789 yds (721 m) total [Color A: 604 yds (552
m) and Color B: 185 yds (169 m)].
• Total yards used for wrap version was approximately 1680 yds (1536 m) total [Color A: 589 yds
(539 m), Color B: 515 yds (471 m), and Color C: 576 yds (527 m)].
• Each treble crochet row begins with a Stacked Treble Crochet stitch (Beg tr).
• The two treble crochet stitches that are worked into the same space will be referred to as a faux
V-st.
• The treble crochet rows are worked in the space between the two stitches that create the faux V-
sts from the previous row, rather than the top of each stitch.
• This pattern works the main body rst, and then the ruf es are worked last on each short edge.
• Make sure to follow the correct pattern instructions for either the scarf version or the wrap
version.
• The scarf version used almost exactly one full skein for Color A with just a couple yards left over.
Gauge is important to ensure you have enough yarn to complete each project.
• Optional seed beads are added to the half double crochet rows. Follow the steps below to add
the beads:
• Using a size 0.75 mm crochet hook, or any size that will t through the bead hole, place the
bead on the small hook.
• With bead on the hook, insert the hook through the working yarn loop.
• Pull the loop through the bead.
• Place the loop back onto the larger hook, and continue working the pattern as written.
• Click here to learn how to add beads to your crochet projects.
• Click here to watch a tutorial on how to work the stitches and crochet this pattern from beginning
to end.

PATTERN

Both Versions Row 8: Ch 1, hdc in rst, add bead, *hdc in


Row 1: With Color A, fsc 46 for scarf version, next 2, add bead; rep from * across to last st,
or fsc 96 for wrap version. hdc in last, turn. [46 (96) hdc]
Row 2: Beg tr in rst, *2 tr in next (this creates a Row 9: Beg tr in rst, *2 tr in next, sk 1; rep
faux V-st throughout), sk 1; rep from * across to from * across to last st, tr in last, turn. [46 (96) tr]
last st, tr in last, turn. [46 (96) tr] Rows 10–14: Beg tr in rst, *2 tr in between 2
Row 3: Beg tr in rst, *2 tr in between 2 sts of sts of next faux V-st; rep from * across to last st,
next faux V-st; rep from * across to last st, tr in tr in last, turn. [46 (96) tr]
last, turn. [46 (96) tr]
Rows 4–7: Rep Row 3. Scarf Version
Rows 15–133: Rep Rows 8–14.

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Row 134: Ch 1, sc in each st across, turn. Join Row 134: Sc in each st across, turn. Do not
Color B. Fasten off Color A. fasten off Color C.

Continue to Ruf e instructions. Continue to Ruf e instructions.

Wrap Version Ruf e 1


Rows 15–35: Rep Rows 8–14. With Color B for scarf version or with Color C
Row 36: Rep Row 8. for wrap version, start by working off of the last
Rows 37–38: Rep Rows 9 and 10. Join Color B row completed.
after Row 38. Do not fasten off Color A. Carry Row 1: Beg tr in rst, sk 1, 2 tr in next st, 2 tr in
up the side until needed next. each st across until 2 remain, sk 1, tr in last,
Rows 39–40: With Color B, rep Row 10. turn. [86 (186) tr]
Rows 41–42: With Color A, rep Row 10. Fasten Rows 2–10: Beg tr in rst, *2 tr in between 2 sts
off Color A. Continue using Color B. of next faux V-st; rep from * across to last st, tr
Rows 43–91: Rep Rows 8–14. in last, turn. Fasten off. [86 (186) tr]
Row 92: Rep Row 8. Join Color C. Do not
fasten off Color B. Carry up the side until Ruf e 2
needed next. On opposite short edge, join Color B for scarf
Rows 93–94: With Color C, rep Rows 9 and 10. version or Color A for wrap version to the rst
Rows 95–96: With Color B, rep Row 10. Fasten fsc st.
off Color B. Continue using Color C.
Rows 97–98: Rep Row 10. Rep Rows 1–10 from Ruf e 1 instructions
Rows 99–133: Rep Rows 8–14. above.

FINISHING

Pin to open up design. Carefully steam block project. Allow to air dry before removing from
blocking mats. Enjoy!

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