Skinny Summer Scarf Free Pattern

Skinny Summer Scarf:
Materials:
about 80 yards of tilli tomas "Flurries" yarn (100% Australian-merino wool w/ glass beads) -or- a sport weight or fingering yarn with beads carried along on a string
(you may use any yarn you fancy that is sport or worsted weight, however)

Size H hook

Row 1:  Chain 221, sc in 21st ch from hook (this creates a yarn loop "fringe" at the end), ch 2, sc in same ch, *ch 10, sk 9 sts, (sc, ch 2, sc) in next ch* to end, ch 20.  Working along opposite side of ch, (sc ch 2, sc) in first ch, then repeat from * to end.

Row 2:  ch 20, turn, being careful not to twist scarf, (sc, ch 2, sc) in ch 2 sp.  *Ch 10, (sc, ch 2, sc) in next ch 2 sp*.  Repeat to end.  Ch 20, sl st in last sc.  End off.

Weave all ends through sc until they disappear.   For more patterns, visit my Etsy shop:  www.etsy.com/shop/partpixydesigns
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Playtime Sampler Sweater

Good morning from my favorite vacation spot, my home state of Michigan.  As the sweltering heat of sub-tropical Houston, approaches in late April, I always long for the mild summers of Michigan for my summer break.

Been buddying up to Pinterest lately; Russian and Japanese crochet designers have been my inspiration for the Playtime Sampler Sweater.

First, I found the tulip pattern at this lovely designer's blog:  http://hakenenmeer.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/inspiratie.html



Then, Mandala patterns caught my eye from http://www.liveinternet.ru/users/ruchiyk/post266786596/

Thus, the Playtime Sampler Sweater was created.  Playtime Sampler Sweater

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Aquamarine Ballet Tie Pattern Errata/ Suggestion

Finishing:  To keep the lower lapels overlapped, place a button on the opposite, inside lower front of the lower tie to hold the overlapped lapels in place.  Use the filet crochet as the button hole.