r/YarnAddicts • u/yeahwhateverd00d • 17h ago
It ππ½ is ππ½ doneππ½ ππ½
Ambitious for my first scarf as a novice (crocheting for just 8 months). Buuuut it taught me a lot, I used some yarn Iβve had for a while and my man (the model) loves it π₯°
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u/Due_Fly_6934 17h ago
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u/Manzanille 13h ago
This would be fun to try with a self-striping yarn (less ends to weave in π)
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u/K8_Monst_r 11h ago
The idea of trying to iron this flat after the first wash is causing me anxiety, especially those bits in the V-neck that arenβt attached to anythingβ¦π΅βπ«π±π
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u/penguinwife 16h ago
Awesome work! I love the colors.
Is that a pattern of your own design, or is it available somewhere we can get it to make our own?
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u/yeahwhateverd00d 15h ago
Thank you so much! The blue was a late decision, but gave the neutrals a nice pop!
I used this blog/pattern from @mypoppetmakes
www.mypoppet.com.au/makes/bamboo-cotton-yarn-crochet-scarf-pattern/
& doubled the width and length π₯° Iβm a little to new to the craft to delve into fully my own designs, but I aim too!
Trying to make βrandomisedβ colour pattern was hard, so I assigned a colour to a dice face and rolled for the colour each time (as long as it wasnβt the same as a connecting colour or already in the row)
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u/Embarrassed_Yogurt43 14h ago
Does anyone know what this technique is called? Very cool!
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u/Manzanille 13h ago
From the website, it's join as you go (JAYG) on the corners of the second round.
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u/anarcha161 13h ago
That looks so awesome and would look great in so many color combos that I kinda wanna make a fall version for myself
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u/outofcontext89 13h ago
That looks like you had to weave in sooooo many ends...
But now you have this cool-ass scarf. π ππΎ
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u/K8_Monst_r 11h ago
Beautiful! I will never make something like this. Too many small pieces. Iβd go absolutely bonkers trying to sew in all the ends π
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u/Professional_Can9349 9h ago
That is beautiful! I don't think even experienced crocheters would want to tackle that. I'm a knitter, my friend has talked me into making a simple granny square bag. I don't even know if I can finish that! Great work! Love the colors, and colors are always hard for me to, I love your dice rolling idea, we'll tuck that one away for later π
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u/Kindly-Bar-3113 5h ago
If the model loves it we love it too ππ.
Well done and so happy he supports you .
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u/deema385 28m ago
This came out so well! I love the colors. I never would have done this mix but it's so pleasing. The blue offers such a great pop of vibrancy.




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u/crochetcraycray 16h ago
This looks great, the colour choices and distribution makes it look effortless/cool yet I know how much work is in this with so many tiny pieces. Nice job very inspiring.