Elegant Lacy Wrap-Free Pattern

Hi friends! Its been quite a week! Lots of work in the garden, filling pots with seeds,watering 


the new plants every evening so no time for crocheting anything new.
I am excited to show you this elegant lacy stitch wrap I had worked last year.  I use to wear a lot during  spring and summer time  as it is very light , soft and cosy!
It is an easy and quick project!

Keep yourself busy this week with this summer small scarf.

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Materials

2 skeins of KATIA IBIS (cotton , polyester and acrylic) ,I used colour 72

50gr=130m=142yds

Crochet Hook

 US 7 (4mm)

Gauge

Ch 20 and work 1 repetition of pattern (from * to *) following row 1, you will have 3,5 inches (9cm) width

10 rows of pattern = 4,7  inches  (12,5cm) length

MEASUREMENTS

8,66 inches (22cm ) width

43,30 inches (110cm )length, I made 86 rows to obtain this length

Abbreviations in US terms:

Sts=stitches

Ch=chain

Sl st=slip stitch

Sc=single crochet 

Hdc=half double crochet

Dc=double crochet 

Rep=repeat

prev=previous

Special st

Cluster=4dc in indicated st

CROCHET PATTERN

The foundation chain for this pattern should be 20 chains + a multiple of 11

I give you all chains you can do for the scarf

31, 42, 53, 64, 75, 86, 97……

Note: The pattern is a 4 row repeat.

See diagram at the end of this post

Chain 42

Row 1: insert hook in 4rth ch from hook, and work 3 dc, *skip  4 chains, work cluster(=4dc) in next ch, ch4, , skip 2 chains, sc in next ch, ch4, sk 2 chains, cluster (=4dc) in next ch * rep from * to * two more times , you have 5 remaining chains, sk 4 chains, cluster (=4dc) in last ch, turn

Row 2: ch3 and work 3 dc in same first st,* work cluster  in 4rth dc of cluster of prev row,ch4, sc in sc of prev row, ch4, work cluster in 1^st dc of prev row*,     rep from * to * two times more ( or more times if you are working more than 42 initial chains),  end working  cluster in 3^rd ch of initial ch3, turn

Row 3: ch7 ( dc and ch4 sp), sc between clusters of prev row, ch4, *cluster in 4rth dc of cluster of prev row, cluster in 1^st dc of cluster of prev row, ch4, sc between clusters of prev row, ch4* rep from * to * two  times more, end working dc in top of ch3

Row 4: ch7 ( dc and ch4 sp), sc in sc  of prev row, ch4, *cluster in 1st dc of cluster of prev row, cluster in 4rth  dc of cluster of prev row, ch4, sc in sc  of prev row, ch4* rep from * to * two  times more, end working dc in top of ch3

I continue writing rows 5-8

Follow this repetition from row 5-8,  for your crochet item so it is clear what to do and not being confused of row 1, that is worked on the foundation chain.

Row 5: ch3, 3 dc in very first st(=cluster made),*cluster in 1^st dc of cluster of prev row, ch4, sc between clusters of prev row, ch4, cluster in 4rth dc of cluster of prev row*, rep from * to * two times more, end working a cluster in 3^rd ch of initial ch7

Row 6: ch3 and work 3 dc in same first st,* work cluster  in 4rth dc of cluster of prev row,ch4, sc in sc of prev row, ch4, work cluster in 1^st dc of prev row*,     rep from * to * two times more ( or more times if you are working more than 42 initial chains),  end working  cluster in 3^rd ch of initial ch3, turn

Row 7: ch7 ( dc and ch4 sp), sc between clusters of prev row, ch4, *cluster in 4rth dc of cluster of prev row, cluster in 1^st dc of cluster of prev row, ch4, sc between clusters of prev row, ch4* rep from * to * two  times more, end working dc in top of ch3

Row 8: ch7 ( dc and ch4 sp), sc in sc  of prev row, ch4, *cluster in 1st dc of cluster of prev row, cluster in 4rth  dc of cluster of prev row, ch4, sc in sc  of prev row, ch4* rep from * to * two  times more, end working dc in top of ch3

Rep rows 5-8 to desired length.

Fasten of weave in ends

TUTORIAL PHOTOS

STITCH DIAGRAM

End of tutorial!

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