INTERLOCKED CROCHET SCARF

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Interlocked Crochet Scarf

This Interlocked crochet scarf is a unique and fun accessory to make for yourself or as a gift.

Interlocked Crochet Scarf | Joanita Theron Designs @joanitatherondesigns #freecrochetpattern #crochetscarf #crochetaccessory

Interlocked Crochet Scarf

Difficulty Level | Skills Required

Easy
Basic stitches in simple variations, simple repeats, color changes, shaping and finishing.
Concentration required for keeping count and interlocking.

You will need to know basic stitches like SC (single crochet) and DC (double crochet).

Materials

  • Hook – 4.00 mm / 6,00 mm hook for the tassels
  • Scissors
  • Yarn needle

Yarn:

Elle (Saprotex) Family Knit Classic Double Knit/or Charity Pullskein Double Knit
Weight – DK (11 wpi) 3: Light.
Approx 5 x 50g balls – 820 yards / 750 meters

  • 1 x aran (cream)
  • 2 x cognac (wine red)
  • 1 x beige (sand)
  • 1 x marron (chocolate)

Yarn Substitute:
Using the same type of yarn throughout the project is recommended. The pattern suggests DK yarn (Weight – DK (11 wpi) 3: Light Worsted), but you are not limited to this type of yarn. Any yarn can be used if you take into consideration your sizing for the project will differ.

Tension | Gauge

Gauge is NOT necessary for this project to be perfect.

Size: Approx. Length = 47 inch / 120 cm Width = 6 inches / 14 cm

Remember – if you use/choose a different yarn weight/hook size your scarf will be a different size!

PATTERN SUPPORT

Abbreviations:  US Terminology

CH – chain
SL ST – slip stitch
SC – single crochet (UK – DC)
HDC – half double crochet (UK – HTR)
DC – double crochet (UK – TR)
TR – treble crochet (UK – DTR)
BLP – back loop
RS – Right side
WS – Wrong side

Interlocked Crochet Scarf | Joanita Theron Designs @joanitatherondesigns #freecrochetpattern #crochetscarf #crochetaccessory

INSTRUCTIONS

CH 197 (amount divided by 5 plus 2)
Note: you will have a chain for each color required. i.e 5 Color Chains.
Tip: I used stitch markers to mark every 10 stitch. I marked the first 5 stitches at the end of my chain row and then every 10th stitch. I found this made it easier to crochet and faster than having to count while trying to keep track of the interlocking, BUT, counting always does ensure success!
ROW 1: Work 1 DC into 4th CH from hook, (first 3 CH counts as 1st DC), then work 1 DC into next 3 CH (5 DC), then CH 5, *SKIP 5 CH, work 1 DC into next 5 CH, CH 5. ** Repeat from* to ** until end of chain; work 1 DC into each of last 5 CH.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
TIP – START EACH ROW FROM THE SAME SIDE! This will ensure your interlocking is worked correctly. (i.e – Do NOT turn)
Note: each row is a different colored  chain.
ROW 2 and 4: Work 1 DC into 4th CH from hook, (first 3 CH counts as 1st DC), then work 1 DC into next 3 CH (5 DC), then CH 5,
*Remove hook and pull the chain through the 5 CH opening of previous row (FRONT to BACK);
SKIP 5 CH, work 1 DC into next 5 CH, CH 5;
remove hook and pull the chain the next 5 CH opening of previous row (BACK to FRONT);
SKIP 5 CH, work 1 DC into next 5 CH, CH 5. **
** Repeat from* to ** until end of chain; work 1 DC into each of last 5 CH.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
ROW 3 and 5: Work 1 DC into 4th CH from hook, (first 3 CH counts as 1st DC), then work 1 DC into next 3 CH (5 DC), then CH 5,
*Remove hook and pull the chain through the 5 CH opening of previous row (BACK to FRONT);
SKIP 5 CH, work 1 DC into next 5 CH, CH 5;
remove hook and pull the chain the next 5 CH opening of previous row (FRONT to BACK);
SKIP 5 CH, work 1 DC into next 5 CH, CH 5. **
** Repeat from* to ** until end of chain; work 1 DC into each of last 5 CH.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
In the images below the top 5 DC (red wine) is in front, then the 5 DC below is at the back (chocolate), the beige 5 DC is in front, cream 5 DC is in the back and the bottom 5 DC is in the front.
With 6, 00 mm hook and left over yarn from each color add tassels to color end.
Don’t know how to make tassels? Check out this tutorial.
Interlocked Crochet Scarf | Joanita Theron Designs @joanitatherondesigns #freecrochetpattern #crochetscarf #crochetaccessory

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