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Myrtle Scarf

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Myrtle Scarf
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What you'll need

One size only: 10 x 65 inches
Fyberspates Vivacious 4 Ply
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1
Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light
1
Cascade 220 Fingering
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1
Drops Alpaca
1
Tools & Other Supplies
3.00mm (C) crochet hook (opens in a new tab)
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Product Details

Myrtle is named after Myrtleberry which is a house in the middle of the East Lyn gorge near Watersmeet, Exmoor.

The colours are inspired by the wild whortleberries that grow on Exmoor which are related to Myrtleberries.

Myrtle has been designed as a stash buster/scrap scarf and measures approx. 10 x 65 inches

** Yarn**

300 gms of a selection of 4 Ply/fingering Yarns (360/400 metres per 100 gms)

I used over 20 colours, however the scarf will work just as well with 7 different colours

I used various shades of moorland berry colours, for best effect, use colours from the same colour family to achieve a similar look to my design.

This pattern contains the following…..

Detailed colour and yarn recommendations

Written and charted Motif instructions in US and UK terms

Step by step construction charts

Full coloured layout chart.

Craft
Crochet
Designer
Amanda Perkins
Format
Downloadable PDF
Language
English
Number of patterns
1
Skill Level
Intermediate

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