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The Woven Warmth Crochet Scarf is part of a comforting, warm, and cozy crochet pattern set, made with Red Heart Super Saver Brushed! Inspired by Warm Up America’s drive to collect Hats, Scarves, and Mittens this autumn, this set of patterns features a brand-new crochet stitch and lots of love – get it free right here on Moogly!
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It’s September 2024 – time for the Warm Up America! & Moogly Hats, Scarves, and Mittens Drive!
I am so excited to be working with Warm Up America this fall! CLICK HERE to get the scoop on how to help contribute to the Warm Up America! & Moogly Hats, Scarves, and Mittens Drive!
Basically, you can make the Woven Warmth Hat, Woven Warmth Crochet Scarf, Woven Warmth Crochet Mittens – or any medium-weight acrylic patterns you love! – and send them in to Warm Up America – be sure to use the #moogly and share your projects on social media too, to help spread the word!
Have I Just Invented a New Stitch Pattern?
So when I set out to make this set, I wanted to use Red Heart Super Saver Brushed and basic stitches, but keep it interesting… little did I know where my hook was going to lead me!
I started playing around, combining a little bit of interlocking crochet, maybe a touch of mosaic… and I came up with something I don’t think I’ve seen before. I consulted other designers, but they couldn’t pin it down as one thing either. So if you’ve seen this stitch pattern before, please let me know! As for now, I’m calling the specific stitch a WTr – Woven Treble.
This stitch pattern is created by working two rows of mesh in one color, and then weaving the first row of mesh in the next color through those rows. Yes, there will be a video stitch tutorial! I first figured it out with this scarf pattern – and then translated it for the hat and mittens. This is the pattern to start with when learning this stitch – it’s a lot easier in rows than in rounds.
The fabric this stitch makes is thick without being heavy, and creates lots of pockets of air for warmth. And while it’s new and different, the stitches themselves aren’t difficult – though I have used post stitches for ribbing at the ends. The hardest part was picking a “wrong side” and a “right side” – I love them both!
Woven Warmth Crochet Scarf
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US-K, 6.5 mm hook, Susan Bates
360 yds Red Heart Super Saver Brushed (4 – Medium; 100% acrylic; 142 g/5 oz, 233 meters/255 yards)
Colorways Shown:
A – Misty Blue
B – Cream
Gauge: 14 sts x 10 rows = 4″/10 cm in main st pattern
Sizes: 6″ wide x 65-70″ long
HELPFUL LINKS AND TUTORIALS
WTr Stitch Tutorial – COMING SOON
Fptr – Front Post Treble Crochet; Fpdc – Front Post Double Crochet
Notes:
If preferred, you can substitute Foundation Single Crochet – FSC 17 for For Row 1.
For “Ch 3 counts as first st” you can substitute Chainless Starting Double Crochet – CSDC if preferred (ch 4 sub with CSDC and ch 1).
Carry the yarns along the side, and then cover the floats with the border.
Special Stitch:
WTr (Woven Treble): Yo twice, insert hook in front of ch sp in row below and behind ch sp in second row below, and then insert hook in st in third row below, pull this stitch forward so that no ch sps obstruct it, yo and pull up a loop, [yo and pull through two loops] three times. Do not enclose any ch sps in this st.
Woven Warmth Crochet Scarf Instructions:
Row 1: With Color A, ch 18, skip the ch closest to the hook, sc in each rem ch across; turn. (17 sts)
Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as first dc), *ch 1, skip the next st, dc in the next st; rep from * across, turn. (9 sts)
Row 3: Ch 1, hdc in the first st, *ch 1, skip the next ch sp, hdc in the next st; rep from * across finishing last st with Color B, turn.
Begin Repeat
Row 4: With Color B, ch 1, hdc in the first st, *WTr in next unworked st, ch 1, skip the next st; rep from * until 2 sts rem, WTr in next st, hdc in the last st, turn. (10 sts)
Row 5: Ch 1, hdc in the first st, hdc in the next st, *ch 1, skip the next ch sp, hdc in the next st; rep from * until 1 st rem, hdc in last st finishing last st with Color A, turn.
Row 6: With Color A, ch 1, hdc in the first st, *ch 1, skip the next st, WTr in next unworked st; rep from * until 2 st rem, ch 1, skip the next st, hdc in the last st, turn. (9 sts)
Row 7: Ch 1, hdc in the first st, *ch 1, skip the next ch sp, hdc in the next st; rep from * across finishing last st with Color B, turn.
End Repeat
Repeat Rows 4 – 7 until the scarf measures at least 65″ long, ending on a Row 4 repeat; turn.
Finishing Row 1: Continuing with Color B, ch 3, dc in next st, *ch 1, skip the next ch sp, dc in the next st; rep from * until 1 st rem, dc in the last st finishing last st with Color A, turn. Break Color B. (17 sts)
Finishing Row 2: With Color A, ch 1, sc in the first 2 sts, *WTr in next unworked st, sc in the next st; rep from * until 1 st rem, sc in the last st, turn.
Finishing Row 3: Ch 1, sc in each st across; DO NOT TURN.
Border Rnd: Turn to crochet along the side of the scarf where the yarn was carried/floated, ch 1, sc evenly to next end of the scarf, ch 2, *[dc in the first st, fptr around the next st] 8 times, dc in the last st,** ch 2, sc evenly along other side of scarf, ch 2, rep * to ** along last end of scarf, ch 2, join to first st of Border Rnd. Break Color A and weave in ends.
Let’s Warm Up America! Together!
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