Chimney Cake Scarf
The chimney roll scarf is a scarf crocheted from a simple striped pattern. It can also be made to your preferred size, crocheted into a larger shawl, or a larger blanket, etc.
This scarf is simple and beautiful, and no need to weave in ends.
Stitch Pattern Tutorial
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First, make a slip knot to start and chain stitches until the desired "length" is reached. Then, cut the yarn and leave a 15cm tail as a tassel.
For a detailed breakdown of the slip knot start and chain stitch, please refer to this article .
Row 1: Take new yarn, slip knot to start, leaving a 15cm yarn tail. Crochet hdc in back bump of each ch, cut the yarn, leaving a 15cm yarn tail. Switch color, leaving a 15cm yarn tail, ch 1, turn.
For a detailed explanation of how to pick up a loop from a ch st, please refer to this article .
For instructions on how to crochet a hdc, please refer to the tutorial on wavy rib .
Row 2: Hdc sl st blo across, cut the yarn, leaving a 15cm tail. Turn the work.
For instructions on how to crochet a hdc slst blo, please refer to the tutorial on Hinoki Cowl .
Row 3: Take new yarn, slip knot to start, leaving a 15cm yarn tail. Sl st bro across, cut the yarn, leaving a 15cm yarn tail. Switch color, leaving a 15cm yarn tail, ch 1, turn.
For instructions on how to crochet sl st blo, please refer to the tutorial on Hinoki Cowl .
Row 4: Hdc slst bio across, cut the yarn, leaving a 15cm yarn tail. Switch colors, leaving a 15cm yarn tail, ch 2 and turn.
Row 5: The previous ch 2 counts as the first hdc, hdc bio across, then cut the yarn. Switch color, leaving a 15cm tail of yarn, ch 1 and turn.
To learn how to distinguish between the front, back and both loops, please watch this video demonstration .
Repeat row 2-5 until you reach the desired width.
Finally, tie the tassels and trim them to the same length, and you're done.