"The Archer's Scarf" Mossy Camouflage Men's Scarf With Hand Warmer Pockets
Created By Momma Bass Owner of Momma Bass' Small Frye Creations and more... Every nature enthusiast needs the proper functional gear. Like "The Archer's Scarf". This simple to make Scarf works up quick and easily. It is made with stitches to break up the color variation even more. Anyone who enjoys watching wildlife knows you need to break up your outline in the woods to avoid being spotted. Any hunter, bird watcher, wildlife photographer or anything of the sort will truly enjoy this functional piece. Contact me if you have any questions regarding this pattern. I can be reached anytime at christiebass48079@gmail.com. I am a stay at home mother of three ranging from a 17 year old to a 17 month old so it may take me a bit to get back to you, but rest assured I will do my absolute best to help you out with this pattern in any way that I can. Difficulty Rating - Advanced Beginner Supplies - Deborah Norville's Everyday Soft worsted in Oak Moss: 2 Skeins (400 yds) US 5.0mm or "H" hook Tapestry needle for weaving in ends Stitch Markers (or scrap yarn) Scissors Stitches Used - Slip Stitch (SS) Chain (CH) Single Crochet (SC) Double Crochet(DC) Half Double Crochet (hDC) Reverse Single crochet or "crab stitch" (rSC) Guage - 4"x 4" = 12 SC with a 5.0 mm "H" crochet hook The Scarf Pattern: This Scarf Can be made in any length or any width by extending the chain by 2's and by simply adding 2 rows at a time for an even finish. 1. Chain 47. Place one single crochet in the second chain from the hook(will be first DC after this round). Turning chain does not count as a stitch here or anywhere in the pattern. DC in the next chain (stitch will be a SC after this round). SC in the next chain, then DC in the next. Repeat this to the end of the row, ending with a SC in the final chain. CH 1 and turn. 2. Double crochet in SC, then SC in DC. Repeat this across to the end. DC in the last SC. Ch1 and turn. 3. Continue repeating rows 1 & 2 until scarf is desired length. You must stop at the end of round 2 for the end to be even. Do not finish off. Instead, begin rsC across stitches of the last row. Then finish off and weave in the end. 4. Attach yarn at the upper left corner of opposite end of scarf with front facing you. CH 1 and rsC across to end. Then finish off and weave in the end. The Pockets Pattern (make 2) 1. Chain 26. Half-double crochet in second chain from hook and across the row to the end. CH 1 and turn. (25 hDC) 2. Half-double crochet in first stitch and across the row. CH 1 and turn 3.Repeat row 2 thirteen more times. 4. Slip stitch across the row with even tension. Be careful not to bunch the piece. Finish off leaving a LONG tail. Use this tail to sew the pocket in the center of the bottom of the scarf. Weave in all remaining ends. (The sides of the scarf are left rough so they do not create a perfect line as long straight lines can seem unnatural when out in a wooded area) (I do not recommend using white or blue when out in the forest trying not to be seen. These are distress colors to animals and will draw attention to the wearer. Just some good friendly advice Come back soon for more patterns. I will be adding them often. Lots of love, MommaBass Copyright 2014 by MommaBass'SmallFrye Creations and more.This pattern is for personal use only. Commercial or retail use is prohibited.The pattern cannot be reproduced, distributed or sold by anyone other than the pattern designer. Finished objects made with the pattern may be sold in limited quantities.You must contact designer for writen permission for larger sales. You may not claim this design as your own. You may not, under any circumstance, share this pattern. All copies must be purchased from the pattern designer. You may not copy this pattern to be distributed online or posted anywhere else. Please, when possible,give credit to the designer when selling an item made from this pattern.
