Insert hook into the first st and pull the loop to about 8 1/2″ long before start twisting it for about 40 turns with the hook, fold down the twisted loop into half and it will twist back to form the twisted fringe. I adapted this tutorial to make the twisted fringe but I make it longer and skip 1 stitch between the fringe.
I used twisted fringe method to make the 4″ long fringes. Use This MethodĬh 1, sc on first st, ch 5, sc on next broomstick row, repeat until you reach the end. Refer picture below to see the slight different on the segment line between the broomstick lace layers. ** This is the “pick loop and place on RIGHT needle” and it is different from most of the online tutorial that showing “pick loop and place on LEFT needle”, the former method need to turn the work and the latter don’t. Repeat row 3 and 4 until you reach the height of about 20″. Check: you should have a total of 424/4 = 106 broomstick clusters. Repeat 4 sc in each set of 4 loops until the end, turn. Row 4: Insert hook through the first set of 4 loops, yarn over and draw through all 4 loops, chain 1 follow by 4 sc on the same 4 loops, one broomstick cluster made. Check: You should have the same number of loops as the ch sts you made in row 1 Row 3: Pick loop from next stitch until the end, turn.
Row 2: ch 1, sc on second ch from hook until the end of the row, lengthen last loop and place on the 18mm needle (this is the first loop of next row), turn Row 1: ch 424, increase or decrease every set of 4 ch until you reach 66″ of length, In American crochet terms Broomstick Lace I adapted this tutorial to make the twisted fringe, but I made it longer and skip 1 stitch between the fringe. Finally, I used the twisted fringe method to make the 4″ long fringes to mark the end of the scarf.
I then worked on the side borders on both edges over the whole length of the scarf. I started the process by constructing the broomstick lace pattern until I achieved a finished dimension of 66” x 20”. Furthermore, I used a knitting needle of 18 mm diameter, but you may also use a dowel rod of the same size. In this tutorial, I used a 4.0 mm crochet hook for the cotton lace I chose. Besides that, if you want a warmer scarf, you may switch to a bulky weight yarn. You may use yarn of different color combinations to make the best patterns of your choice. I used a cotton blend super fine fingering weight of 22-wpi (wraps per inch), in bronze color for this scarf. Let’s begin with the materials and tools to gather for this crochet pattern.
#BROOMSTICK LACE CROCHET FREE#
However, should you require more guidance, please feel free to read my beginner’s guide to crocheting for more detailed explanations.
#BROOMSTICK LACE CROCHET HOW TO#
HOW TO CROCHET A SCARFīefore you begin on this crochet scarf journey, a good grasp of crochet knowledge would be beneficial to the process of scarf making. This is a beginner-level crochet pattern, as long as you can do crochet stitches like the chain stitch, single crochet stitch, and slip stitch, you should be able to get it done without much problem. This design utilizes cotton yarn instead of bulky yarn, as cotton is more breathable in warm weather.
It is the perfect thing to put on for any time of the year. One of my favorite things about this skinny scarf is that it is lightweight and lacy. It can also be a fun way to add vibrant colors to your everyday outfit. The color changes of the yarn are convenient if you would like to make a colorful scarf but do not fancy buying multiple yarns of different colors.Ī scarf does not have to be worn only during the colder months. The yarn used in the tutorial is a lion brand yarn called Genie mandala yarn. This cute pattern is made up of my favorite colors: white and blue. This neutral color scarf is the best thing to put on on a fall afternoon.Īnother perfect crochet scarf pattern is this Reeva scarf. At the top of this great list is this crochet scarf with a detailed ribbed stitch made with variegated yarn. Besides this gorgeous broomstick lace design, I, too, have a list of all free crochet patterns I would like to try out in the near future.
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