Autumn Broomstick Lace Scarf - Free Pattern

Autumn Broomstick Lace Scarf

Free Crochet Pattern

Last week, I showed you how to do broomstick lace and gave you a pattern for a scarf using medium weight yarn. Today I've got another broomstick lace pattern, this time using bulky yarn! This is my Autumn Broomstick Lace Scarf. It's great for those colder days when you need a scarf that's a little heavier. I made mine in neutral colors, but it would be cute as a pop of color, too!

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Autumn Broomstick Lace Scarf

Materials:
- 2 colors of bulky yarn (less than half a skein of each is used). Yarn shown is Bernat Maker Home Dec in “Clay” and “Black”. You could also use one color or many colors. Make it yours!
- N (9mm) Hook
- 25 mm knitting needle (or similar)
- Scissors
- Tapestry needle

Notes:
- This pattern is fairly detailed but is for crocheters who are familiar with broomstick lace. If you are unfamiliar with the stitch, please view my FREE photo tutorial here:  Tutorial
- Gauge is 1” = 4 single crochet. Row height is not important. Follow the dimensions below for length of piece.
- Scarf dimensions (before sewing) are 60” long by  3.25”
- Stitch/loop count is indicated in (parenthesis).

Stitches & Terms Used
Ch – Chain
Sc – Single Crochet
“Tool” – This refers to whatever you are using to hold your loops. You can use large knitting needles, a dowel rod, or anything else that works for you.  Just remember to follow the dimensions listed above.
*…* - Repeat what is between the asterisks.

Pattern:
Ch 13 in first color.
1. Sc in second ch from hook and in each ch across. Turn. (12 sc)
2. Pull up loop from hook and place over tool. *Insert hook into next sc and pull up loop, place loop over tool* repeat for each sc across. (12 loops)
3. Insert hook into first 3 loops, removing them from the tool. Yarn over, and ch 1. *Sc 3 into set of 3 loops* repeat across. Turn (12 sc)

Repeat 2-3 until piece measures 30” long. Change to second color.
Repeat 2-3 until whole piece measures 60” long. Sew or slip stitch ends together and weave in ends.

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