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(This is a truly brilliant design!!! So much texture and such a unique use of both techniques! Click the green line above to buy the beautifully formated PDF of this pattern!)
Do you make other things besides yarn art? What are your hobbies or other products in your business?
“I don’t make other things outside of crochet however, I love doing photography-it was my baby before crochet-and I write poetry from time to time.”
Tell me something that you wish more people understood?
“I’m so happy to have met many friends on social media, however, being on social media overwhelms me at times. I am a very private and introverted person. Those two things do not go hand in hand with having an online-based small business. I wish people would grasp that concept more and give a little grace at times.“
(I love this thought! It’s so important to have boundaries around our energy! Social media makes it seem like we should be available at all times. I think it’s so important to keep business hours, and not expect others to be on all the time!)
Will you show us a few of the things you have designed or made?
Go follow Talia on IG, but respect her time! And then buy some of her patterns!!! Talia is one of my personal favorite designers! Her sweaters are AMAZING to make!!!
I’ve been jittery all week long! I am so excited to bring this infinity scarf to life! I’ve been living in this scarf non-stop since I finished it! A sure sign of an epic design!
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Lemmy Grab My Scarf
Here are some quick insights into the features of this pattern:
1: The drape of the fabric is on par with a wool scarf. This matters to me because I’m allergic to wool, but I looooooove the feel of a gorgeous drapy scarf!!!
2: Easy peasy, Lemon Squeezy! Which come to think of if would have been a great name for the scarf too!!! This is a project you can curl up on the couch with. Grab your favorite project bag or basket for the yarn and just relax into a show while you create the easy to remember repeats!
3: The color blocking keeps it interesting and makes a gorgeous statement piece! Textures and colors are CLEARLY a winning combo here. I chose 3 dark colors and one bright to make the fabric pop, and keep me excited to add more rows!
4: Spring-time wardrobe winning, and you will be finished in plenty of time! Despite the drape, this is not a heavy scarf. This is meant to keep you cozy when the spring breeze is getting a little frisky. But won’t weigh you down or make you feel stifled.
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I used Lion Brand Jeans yarn which is what gives this scarf its elevated feel. The yarn is perfectly soft against your skin and works amazingly well in this pattern! They come in 8 different colors, including 2 bright and 6 muted tones.
I highly recommend a few other yarns as well! Lion Brand 24/7 cotton (they have a gorgeous selection of colors that would work amazingly well with this scarf!), Touch of Alpaca, Heartland, and I REALLY want someone to make this in Feels Like Butta …That is going to be cozy squared.
Let’s get to it!
Grab your supplies and you will be ready to make yourself the “Lemmy Grab My Scarf”!
Make sure you know how to make Chains, Single Crochet, Double Crochet, and Learn the best way to change your yarn for the color changes!
Special Stitches:
Change Color:
With the last two loops of the last DC from the previous row still on your hook, clip your yarn and pull through with the next color. Make a CH and pull tight to create a slip knot. Continue with pattern.
Joining Method:
Mattress Stitch: MS
Slide your tapestry needle into one stitch of the first side of the fabric you are attaching, then move to the opposite side and slide your needle through one stitch directly across from it. Continue to alternate these two steps until each side is fully attached. Pull the yarn taught to bring the sides of the fabric together. Clip yarn, secure and weave in.
This pattern is a 1-row repeat that uses seamless color changes and a simple edging to make a cozy and yummy infinity scarf you will want to wear all the time!
Perfectly cozy and ready for a walk in the spring time breeze!
Row 2 will be the repeat we use for the rest of the rows. From here I will only tell you the color change order!
Lemmy Grab My Scarf, and then we can go!
3-12: Color A
13-15: Color C
16-21: Color B
22-24: Color A
34-45: Color B
46-51: Color D
52-54: Color B
55-64: Color C
65-67: Color B
68-85: Color C
86-94: Color B
95-97: Color D
98-109: Color C
110-112: Color B
113-121: Color A
122-133: Color B
134-142: Color C
143-154: Color B
155-163: Color A
164-166: Color B
167-169: Color A
170-178: Color B
179-190: Color C
191-202: Color D
203-214: Color B
215-223: Color C
224-229: Color B
230-247: Color C
248-250: Color D
Clip yarn and pull through.
Hold on. Lemmy grab my Scarf!
Join row 1 to row 250 using mattress stitch.
Join Color D anywhere along one edge of the scarf with a Slip Stitch. Single Crochet 1 ST for each row around (250)
Repeat on the second edge.
Clip yarn and pull through.
Weave in ends.
Wet block to the final dimensions using warm water and a drop of gentle detergent. Always hand wash and dry flat to prevent pilling and warping of the scarf.
I hope you love your new scarf!!! I loved designing it!
