Minnehaha Mesh Scarf

I just love one skein projects.  Don't you?   

I've worn it in public twice.  I had one lady try to buy it right off my neck and a child beg to keep it.  (You just got to love that, huh?)  I can't capture how pretty this is! 

It has a bit of stretch which makes it snuggle right around your neck.  It's so comfy!  It's a perfect accessory for fall outfits or to wear with your winter jacket.

Are you wondering where the name Minnehaha Mesh comes from?  I'm a Minnesota girl.  Minnehaha Falls is one of my favorite places to go.  At the very bottom of this post, you can see one of my pictures of the falls.

Supplies:
Yarn weight 4, 250 yards
Crochet hook size H
Yarn needle

Stitches:
Chain = ch
Single Crochet = sc
Chain Space = ch-sp


Yarn used:  I Love This Yarn Print, Orange Zest
Finished size using 250 Yards is 5 1/2" X 54"

Pattern: Minnehaha Mesh 

Chain 28

Row 1: sc in the fourth ch from the hook, (ch 2, skip one ch, sc in next) repeat across row, turn.

Row 2: ch 3, sc in the first ch-sp, ch 2 (sc in next ch-sp, ch 2) repeat across row, sc in last ch-sp, turn.

Repeat row 2 until the desired length.

To increase or decrease the width, chain any even number.

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Be sure to check out the Northern Lights Winter Scarf pattern, free on my blog.   It's my most popular pattern this year!

If you enjoyed this, the Mesh Dishcloth is made with the same stitch.

Happy Crafting

🧡 Grandma Duck 🧡

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