Crochet cluster and Mesh Scarf - Tutorial

Another current project by me is a scarf  in a mesh stitch and I added clusters in between stitches.

This project is fun to make, not hard and it's an easy pattern.

You can view my Mesh stitch tutorial here

For this project, I used 5mm hook, ice yarn in Magic light, colours are stunning and looks great!

Stitches used are and it's in US term

sc - single crochet

dc- double crochet

CLUSTER -Yarn over (yo), insert the hook into the next stitch, yarn over, draw the yarn through the stitch, yarn over, draw the yarn through 2 loops on the hook.

Repeat the step three times.You should end up with 5 loops on the hook.Yarn over and draw the yarn through all 5 loops on the hook.One 4-double-crochet (4-dc) cluster is complete.

Multiple chain of 4 plus 6 extra turning.

I chained 24 plus 6, or you can chain more depending on how wide you want.

Row 1 : work 1sc to the 10th chain from hook
             * ch5, skip 3sts, 1sc to the next chain, rep* to the end.

Row 2 :   Ch5, 1sc into 3rd chain of  ch5 space

   *ch5, 1sc  into 3rd st of next ch5 space
                repeat from* to last space or loop,
                ch5, sc to the 4th, ch2, skip 2 sts, dc next st.

Row 3:  Ch6, work cluster into ch5 space,

*ch5, sc into 3rd chain of chain 5

              chain 5, cluster into ch5 space repeat from* to end.

              ch5, sc to the 3rd chain of ch5. (3 clusters made)

Row 4:   Ch5, 1sc to the 3rd st of first ch5 space

              *ch5, 1sc into 3rd st of next ch5 space

               repeat from* to last space

               ch5, sc to the 3rd st, ch2, skip 1 st, dc next st.

Row 5:  ch6, skip ch2 space and work  *1sc to the 3rd st of ch5 space

   Ch5, repeat from* to the end.
              Ch5 work 1sc to the 3rd st of ch5 space.

Row 6 : Repeat row 4

Row 7 : Repeat from row 3 until you have the desired length of your scarf.

You can make anything from this pattern, I think be ideal for Spring :)

Hope you all like it, and please let me know if you have question or find an error.

Thank you!

If you would like a PDF - ad free copy, please visit my Ravelry Store.

Regards

Milina

Crochet Meshy Stitch Scarf

Learning crochet stitches is always  fun, this week I learnt about Mesh stitch and easy to follow pattern even the beginner can do it.

Another quick project I finished a scarf, a gift for a friend, took me 2days though Lol!

This scarf measure 47" just right for this summer weather here in Australia. 

I used ice yarn for this project, my first time using this yarn it was soft and light, I really love how this scarf turned out. If you would like to purchase this yarn here is the link it's my friend yarn store http://yarnstore.yarnshopping.com/baby-yarns-magic-light. 

For the materials I used:

5mm hook

Ice yarn magic light

scissor for weaving ends

yarn needle

Stitches used are and it's in US term

sc - single crochet

dc- double crochet

For the pattern:

Multiple chain of 4 plus 6 extra turning

I chained 24 plus 6

Row 1  :  work 1sc to the 10th chain from hook 

  

                

* ch5, skip 3sts, 1sc to the next chain, rep* to the end.

Row 2 :  Ch5, 1sc into 3rd chain of  ch5 space

               

 *ch5, 1sc  into 3rd st of next ch5 space

    repeat from* to last space or loop, 

   ch5, sc to the 4th st, ch2, skip 2 sts, dc next st.

Row 3 :  ch6, skip ch2 space and work  *1sc to the 3rd st of ch5 space

Ch5, repeat from* to the end, work 1sc to the 3rd st of ch5 space.

Row 4:  Ch5, 1sc to the 3rd st of first ch5 space

               *ch5, 1sc into 3rd st of next ch5 space

                repeat from* to last space

               ch5, 1sc to the 3rd st of last space, 

                ch5, sc to the 3rd st, ch2, skip 1 st, dc next st.

Repeat from row 3 and 4 until you have your desired length, if you make it wider you will have a beautiful, wrap around scarf.

*Don't forget to turn you work and I hope you all like it.

Please feel free to share your finished work when done. If you have any question, please feel free to ask :)

If you would like a PDF copy please visit my Ravelry Store. Thank you!

Regards

Milina