This unusual modular scarf plays with direction to show off a skein of gradient yarn to interesting effect. Semi circles are joined as you go to create a delicate looping long scarf worked. A simple pattern that was inspired by free-form crochet ideas

Size
Finished width: 20cm/8in
Finished length: 224cm/88in

Length can be easily adjusted by changing the number of repeats worked. Altering the size alters the amount of yarn required.

Materials
1 104g skein Natali Stewart BFL Silk gradient (heavy lace, 55% BFL 45% silk, 600m/100g) in Autumn Maple

4mm hook (US G) hook

Note: Should you wish to work this is a 4ply weight then choose a slightly larger hook, allow at least 600m and be prepared to work fewer repeats. Weigh yarn before and after a repeat to find out if you can complete another repeat.

Tension
19 sts and 14 rows in Htr in BLO to 10cm/4in using 4mm hook (or size needed to obtain tension)

Difficulty Rating
Easy

Skills Needed
Basic crochet stitches, working in rows, slip stitching to join.

Construction
Semi circles increased using pi principle and joined as you go.

Pattern is written using standard UK terms (US conversions given in abbreviations)
This pattern forms part of The Shawl Project: Book Four and is not available as an individual pattern.