Geo Napa Crochet wrap or scarf that’s relaxing and fun to work up! The slip stitches are guided by using the chain one spaces so no surface stitch guessing! A warm, fashionable, and cozy piece.
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Supplies:
Crochet Hook:
Furls Hook
5.0mm (H hook)
Notions:
Removable stitch markers if needed
Yarn needle to weave in ends
Scissors
Yarn:
Big Twist Baby Yarn:
Color A: Elephant (2 skeins)
Color B: Baby Cotton Tail (Small: 2 skeins, Large: 3 skeins)
Big Twist Value Yarn:
Color C: Medium Grey (1 skein)
Yardage:
Small: 475 yards,
Large: 935 yards
Abbreviations/Stitches:
ch- Chain
sc- Single Crochet
Fsc- Foundation Single Crochet
esc- Extended Single Crochet (defined below)
Gauge:
4 x4 inches in stitch pattern:
11 rows by 12 stitches
Measurements/Sizes:
Small/Thin: 11 inches wide by 59 inches long
Large/Wide: 22 inches wide by 59 inches long
Skill Level:
Easy
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