Description:

A crochet scarf made with a modular technique. You’ll work only with one triangle element (module) at a time. The first row of the element will depend on the position of the element in the scarf but all other rows will be the same for all elements and it’s easy to remember. All elements will be joined as you go, no need for sewing is required.
The pattern includes a small photo tutorial to describe the modular technique.
The pattern describes specific numbers of elements that are used to make a specific size of the scarf (if you follow the gauge) but you can always customize your project. You can make it longer/shorter by changing the number of elements in one level, or make it wider/narrower by changing the number of levels.

The pattern uses US crochet terminology.

Skills:
You’ll need to know how to do chain, single crochet, and chainless foundation single crochet.

Materials:
You’ll need 700 yds (640 m) of multicolored fingering weight yarn, sample made with Knit One, Crochet Two Kettle Tweed, 436 yds (400 m)/100 grams.
Hook size E (3.5 mm) and tapestry needle

Gauge: 28 sts and 28 rows = 4” (10 cm) in tweed (moss) stitch

Size: One size, finished size 6” (15 cm) wide and 71” (180 cm) long

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