Frivolity is a fun 2 for 1 crochet scarf pattern. Max Frivolity is a twist on the classic triangle shawl or headscarf with an extended wingspan for easy, everyday wear. Frivolity Mini is a smaller, shallower neckerchief for milder days when you’re feeling just a little bit fancy. (And it helpfully uses up the yarn left over from the maxi scarf)

Skills Used: 
This is a relatively easy pattern with a few interesting techniques. Video and photo tutorials are linked for those stitches which crocheters may be unfamiliar with. Knowledge of basic crochet stitches, techniques and terminology is assumed. You will be crocheting with two strands of yarn held together using front and back loops. The pattern requires the use of chainless foundation stitches to make increases.

Materials:
You will require approximately 100g/400m fingering weight yarn and 50g/400m of lace weight fluff held double with a 6mm crochet hook (or size needed for gauge) to make both scarves.
For Max Frivolity, you will need approximately 70g/300m of fingering weight yarn and 35g/300m of lace weight yarn. For Frivolity Mini you will need approximately 24g/100m of fingering weight yarn and 12g/100m of lace weight yarn.

The scarves pictured used the following yarns held double:
1x100g skein fingering weight Merino / Nylon yarn from Weku Yarns, 75% Merino, 25% Nylon in shade ‘Coronation.’ 100g=420m
1x50g skein Lace-weight Suri Fluff Lace from Zakami Yarns, 75% Suri Alpaca, 25% Mulberry Silk in shade ‘Pink Cadillac.’ 50g=420m.

Finished Sizes:
After a very gentle steam block, Max Frivolity measures 147cm /58in in wingspan (length) by 40cm/16in deep (at its widest point) and Frivolity Mini measures 92cm/36in in wingspan by 15cm/6in deep.

The pattern is written in English using standard US crochet terms.

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