Stylish handmade Asheville Scarf is a great gift to a man.
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Skill level
- Easy
Helpful Tutorials and Guides
What do you need to crochet this project?
- Yarns:
- 3 skeins each of Nocturne
- 1 skein each of Hammock
- 1 skein each of Burnished
- 2 skeins each of Fleet
- Yarndage: 210 yards(192 meters) / 50 grams (1.76 ounces)
- Yarn weight: Fingering (14 wpi)
- Fiber type: 100% wool – merino
- Yarn Brand: Brooklyn Tweed Peerie
Tips for beginners:
- Scissors
- Stitch/place markers
- Tapestry needle
Need help?
These tips might answer your questions:
Crochet sizes
- Gauge: 24 stitches and 16 rows = 4″ in finished plaid
- Finished size: 7” wide; 73.5” long
Stitch abbreviations used in this crochet
- ch – chain
- sl st – slip stitch
- sc – single crochet
- hdc – half double crochet
- dc – double crochet
If you still have questions regarding what those symbols mean or how to read them, please take a look at our epic guide of Crochet symbols and abbreviations.
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Download Asheville Scarf Crochet Pattern
Asheville Scarf Crochet Pattern
Author: Karen Peacock
Top 3 free scarf crochet pattern
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