Blue and White Ruffle Scarf

So soft. This one was made with pale blue Caron SimplySoft yarn and white baby yarn.

This scarf, and all the other ruffle scarves, are made this way:

chain 143. Start dc-ing on the 4th ch from hook. dc all the way down the line, [dc2, ch2, dc2] on the last loop and then dc down the other side. Cap the other end the same way and slip stitch to make the rectangle. Then double treble crochet three times in each dc all the way down, [dc2, ch2, dc2] in the corner, 1 dtc in each dc on the skinny side, then [dc2, ch2, dc2], then dtc 3 times in each dc all the way around, capping the same way at the other end and finishing off and tucking in the ends.

It's sooooft.

With apologies for not taking more pictures before I brought them to Peggy.

Ruffle scarves! And while I sold them to Peggy for $10 each, she's selling them to customers for $20 each! I'm not getting the best deal here, but at least I'm learning what my stuff will sell for.

That'll be good to know for when I have enough product (and funds) for a craft fair booth!

Olive Ruffle Scarf - Finished!

Yeah, that's me. I got my husband to take the pictures.

Pardon the mess, please. It was a long day.

Ruffled Scarf in Shades of Green.

This is similar to the olive-colored scarf, except instead of the double-treble three times for a big ruffle, I went for a more subtle ruffle by going around the rectangle with 2 dc in each dc, even along the small sides, and what I'm working on now for the third "round" is going over with just 1 dc in each dc so it's a big but subtle ruffle.

The "wrong" side:

The "right" side:

The jumble of the whole thing on my desk:

Ruffled Scarf -- now, with some ruffles!

I'm not using a pattern, but if you want to do your own in this style, just made a loooong chain, then double crocheted around both sides, then at each end I'd dc 2, ch 2, dc 4, ch 2, and dc 2 all in the top loop, and at that point you've got a loooong rectangle. I tied off and on each side I'll be "triple-crocheting" by my definition, which means wrapping around the hook three times instead of one like you'd do to double crochet.

So it's look like |-///- .

"Right" side:

"Wrong" side. Am I the only person who likes the "wrong" side better?

Ruffled Scarf

The yarn from the ocean swells scarf, reused. :)

I'm not using a pattern for this, just made a loooong chain, then double crocheted around both sides, then at each end I'd dc 2, ch 2, dc 4, ch 2, and dc 2 all in the top loop, and at that point you've got a loooong rectangle. I tied off and on each side I'll be "triple-crocheting" by my definition, which means wrapping around the hook three times instead of one like you'd do to double crochet.

So it's look like |-///- . (Eep, looks kinda like a syringe. :P)