infinity hooded scarf

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Infinity Hooded Scarf

Ok friends, I know that I have been promising this pattern for a while on FB. Hope it was worth the wait!{Fingers crossed}

This is an infinity scarf which means it is made in one continuous circle. {No weird awkward ends to tuckin somewhere!} In this version I have attached a hood for extra warmth in the wind, rain, and snow thatcome with fall and winter. The nice thing about this particular pattern is that you have the option ofmaking it with and without the hood. They are worked separately and then attached. The scarf looks

beautiful both ways {see picture below}.

Enough talking - lets get hooking!!

Pattern

Materials7 oz skein worsted weight yarn, yes you can make this with one skein. WOOT! {I used Red Heart

With Love in Aran}Contrasting color for flower {I used Caron One Pound in Taupe}K Hook (scarf and hood)H Hook (flower)

Yarn needle

StitchesCh (Chain)Sl st (Slip Stitch)Hdc (Half double crochet)

YO (Yarn over)FLO (Front loop only)BLO (Back loop only)
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Gauge4" square = 12 stitches x 8 rows

Finished MeasurementsScarf: 41" circumference

Hood:From one side of your head over the top to the other side: 21"From the opening to the seam in the back: 10"

There is one variation of sorts to doing this front and back loop only stitch. I had to figure out a way to doit in the chain so that it didn't stand out obviously against the rest of the scarf. I have no idea if this is anactual stitch or not. {It's late and I have waited way to long to post this} So if someone knows, please tellme. Lol ; ) Below I will describe how I did this.

When working in the chain a FLO will be considered going through both of the top loops as usual whenworking in a chain. Leaving only one loop underneath the hook.

When working in the chian a BLO will be considered going through just the center loop. The one that liesbetween or behind the "v" looking part of the chain. {I really hope that this is making sense..} This helpsto make the hdc's that are worked into the chain move forward and back. I have done this throughout thescarf so that as it turns and flips when worn there is no obvious front or back. I hope this next picture isclear. The first loop on the hook is the one from the previous stitch, the second loop is the YO from thehdc you are about to work, the next two are the top and bottom of the "v" ofthe chain stitch. PLEASE

message me here if this doesn't make sense and I will do my best to clarify.

Directions

ScarfWith K hook.Ch 130. Join in loop, make sure not to twist ch.
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Row 1-8: Ch 1, hdc in FLO of same stitch as joining, hdc in BLO, *hdc in FLO, hdc in BLO* repeat from *to * around. Join to first hdc, ch 1 turn. (130 hdc){Ok yes, I said turn. I know this sounds strange when you are working in the round but, again, this is in aneffort to make the front and the back of the scarf to appear the same. Also, if you don't turn, the scarf willnot match the hood. Trust me, it looks silly as the hood is worked in a rectangle turning on the end of eachrow.} Basically when you turn you will be working back across the hdc's you just worked. Your hookshould be positioned for you to be stitching in this direction.

You will do 7 rows identical to the first, {8 TOTAL} join and finish off. Weave in ends.{Another tip, I have found that when you turn your work and are working in the round it is very easy tomiscount and add stitches. To make sure this doesn't happen, I recommend counting stitches in eachcompleted row until you get a feel for where your last stitch will fall. It may look like you are skipping astitch. I promise you're not. : ) }

If you would like to leave the scarf without the hood you can skip ahead to the flower directions. Yourfinished product will look similar to this.

HoodCh 60.Row 1: In second ch from hook work hdc in FLO, *hdc in BLO next stitch, hdc in FLO in next st* repeatfrom * to * across. Ch 1, turn. (59 hdc)
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Row 2 - 18: hdc in FLO, *hdc in BLO, hdc in FLO* repeat from * to * across, ch 1, turn. (59 hdc)Break yarn leaving about a 1 1/2 ft tail. You are going to use it to stitch hood together.

At this point you are going to fold the rectangle in half, and using your yarn needle, whip stitch the twosides of the hood together. When you get to the top poke the top of the hood into the inside of the hoodcreating what will be a triangle on the inside. Stitch across the outside. This helps the hood lay a littlemore flat across the top of your head.

Using another piece of yarn {about a 1 1/2 ft long} to whip stitch the hood to the scarf. Weave in ends andadmire your result. If you like it the way that it is you can stop here - or you can make and attach theflower.

FlowerWith H hookCh 47Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across to end of chain, ch 1, turn. (46 sc)Row 2: Sc in first st, *ch 4, skip 4 sc, sc* repeat from * to * across. Ch 1, turn.Row 3: Sl st into first sp, ch 1, [sc, 6 dc, sc] in same sp. Repeat [ to ] in each ch 4 space across.Break thread leaving a long tail {at least a foot or so}.Twist flower leaving petals towards the outside. Using yarn needle, stitch up the flower to hold all petals inplace and then attach to the scarf. I place mine right under where the hood meets the scarf.

I hope that you enjoy this pattern. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. I try to answerquickly. I know sometimes what makes sense in my head doesn't make sense on paper. : )

This pattern is intended for personal use only. Please do not copy, or sell this pattern.Products made from this pattern may be sold. It is my intention that others enjoy the things

that we make with our hands. Please credit String With Style as the pattern creator with anyproducts sold.

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Crochet Dress BagMaterials2 HandlesI made mine from a length of skipping rope, I cut two pieces about 13 inches long (33 cm)and sewed the ends together.Size 4.00m hook (US G/6)8 ply yarn (US light worsted)Dress Bag measures about 15 inches long (38cm) and at its widest point 16 inches across(40.5cm)Special stitchesShell= (2dc, 1ch, 2dc) all in stitch indicatedLge shell=(3dc, 1ch, 3dc) all in st indicatedfpdc=work dc around the front post of the st indicatedbpdc =work dc around the post of the st indicatedAbbreviationsDc = yo over hook, insert hook into st, yo hook, pull through a loop, yo hook, pull through 2 loops, yohook, pull through 2 loops again (AU trbl)Tension not required.Make 2Begin with the handles colour 1
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Hdc all around the handles until the handles are completely covered, sl st to join

1.ch 3, work 1 dc in each of next 49 hdc, ch 3 turn (50dc)2. dc in each dc to end, working 1 dc in ch 3, ch 3 turn (50dc)

3.repeat row 2, do not ch 3, break off yarnMake 2Dress Partcolour 2Working from opposite end that you just finished on, attach yarn to the 15

thdc (includes ch 3)

1. ch 3,work shell st in next dc,* fpdc around next dc, shell in next dc,* repeat from * to * 8 more times,ending with fpdc around next dc, ch 3 turn

2. shell in ch 1 space of previous shell, skip next 2 dc of shell, bpdc around next dc, *shell in ch 1 space,skip next 2 dc of shell, bpdc around next dc, * repeat from * to * 8 more times, ending with bpdcaround ch 3, ch 3 turn

3. *shell in ch 1 space, skip next 2 dc of shell, fpdc around next dc,* repeat 9 more times ending with dc in

top of ch 3, ch 3 turn4. repeat rows 2 and 3 5 more times (total of 10 more rows) and row 2, 1 more time (14 rows of pattern)

Alternate colours as per the picture

15. repeat row 2, using the large shell stitch, ch 3 turn16. repeat row 3, using the large shell stitch, ch 1, turn17. work 1 sc in each dc and ch 1 space to end, ch 1, turn18. work 1 sc in each sc across. Fasten off.

Sew in all loose ends.With wrong side facing, sew sides of bag together, beginning at the top of the first patterned row,sew down the side, along the bottom and up along the other side, using a back stitch sew all 3 sidesfirmly.Sleeve FrillsWith right side facing(Please note you may have to wing it a bit here, making sure to keep your work as even aspossible.)Using colour 2, attach yarn to the shoulder part of the sleeve in the side of the dc, closest to thehandle, sc across evenly across the shoulder, make a large shell in the corner of the shoulder andthe sleeve (1 sc in next 2 dc, large shell in next dc) 1 sc in the next 2 dc, large shell in the next, workthis way all around the sleeve, (1 sc in next 2 dc, large shell in next dc)but when you come to the lower centre of the sleeves, work sc, across this part, continue patternalong the other side of the sleeve , work sc across the shoulder as before, then work 1 sc in everysecond sc around the handle to the opposite shoulder and repeat the directions from above.

Embellish with a nice flower, ribbon, belt, button or something else of your choice.Link to the free flower pattern I used.Line the bag for the perfect finish.Feel free to use this pattern, but do not sell this pattern.Cats-Rockin-CrochetCathy Wood. 17.02.08To make a smaller bag alter beginning with 44 dc in row 1 for the handles and make 7 groups ofsmall shell for dress.Reduce the length to match.
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