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.

Crochet Superheroes

Let's hear it for moms and grandmoms all over the world who lovingly pass down the art of needlework to future generations.

My mom sat me on her knee at 8 years old and wouldn't let me get up until I learned the basics of crochet.  This art I've carried with me for many years now, and passed it along to others.  Its started friendships, sparked conversations with random people at stores, and touched lives of people who I may never meet as handmade creations donated to the less fortunate.

I guess I crochet with a vengeance as my husband says I have an intense look on my face whenever a hook is in my hand.  There's many great organization where a little handmade item will go a long way to show someone cares.

Here's a compiled list of some organizations:
Charities_Needing_Crocheted_Items.htm
Be a superhero today!  Peace, Love, Crochet, 

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