Grape Jelly Scarf: A Vibrant Crochet Accessory

Introducing the Grape Jelly Scarf

Introducing the Grape Jelly Scarf, a stunning crochet accessory that will add a touch of elegance and vibrancy to any outfit. This unique scarf is crafted using the art of crochet, a technique that involves creating intricate patterns with a hook and yarn. The Grape Jelly Scarf features a beautiful grape-inspired color palette, with shades of deep purple and rich burgundy, reminiscent of the luscious grapes found in vineyards.

The scarf is designed to be long and luxurious, allowing you to wrap it around your neck multiple times for a cozy and stylish look. Whether you're heading out for a brunch date or attending a glamorous evening event, the Grape Jelly Scarf will elevate your style and make you stand out from the crowd. So why settle for ordinary scarves when you can embrace the beauty and uniqueness of the Grape Jelly Scarf?

Sizing

• Scarf can be made as long as you like by making your starting chain longer or shorter. Scarf as shown measures approximately 3 inches wide. Wider width can be achieved by working row 1 until desired width.

Materials

• 1 Skein Lion Brand Hometown USA Yarn in “Denver Rocky Mountain” colorway
• 1 Skein Lion Brand Hometown USA Yarn in “Minneapolis Purple” colorway
• N (9.0 mm) Crochet Hook
• Tapestry Needle

Instructions

Foundation (worked in lighter purple): Make a chain as long as you’d like your scarf to be, plus 3 more chains. In the 3rd ch from the hook, work 1 dc. Work 2 dc in the next chain and in each ch to the end of the row.

Row 1 (worked in darker purple): Ch 3 and turn. Work 1 dc in the first stitch. In the next stitch, work 2 dc. Work 2 dc in each st to the end of the row, then work 2 dc in the turning chain space. Fasten off.

Note: If you’d like your scarf to be wider, just repeat row 1 until desired width is reached. Please adjust yarn amounts accordingly.

Pom Poms

Make two pom poms using leftovers from both skeins.

Finishing

Attach pom poms securely to each end of the scarf using tails from the pom poms. Weave in any ends from scarf that remain.