Harmony Ruffles and Lace Crochet Scarf Tutorial with Free Pattern ~ Easy Repeat ~ Spring Scarf

Hey everyone, it's Deja with Knit and Crochet Ever After, and today we're talking about the Harmony Crochet Scarf. This is one of my free, limited time only patterns. If you are new to my channel, I will release some of my patterns as free patterns forever. Some will go straight to my Etsy and Ravelry shop as a paid pattern forever. Or will not. I usually release them free eventually but they start out as paid and then I have ones like this where they are free in the beginning and then they turn into a paid pattern. Why do I do that? Because I'm rewarding the people that are supporting me. People that like you hopefully are subscribing and hitting that notification bell so that you You know it right when one of my videos, not one of my patterns. Or both when my video is released and you can go watch it and see is this one of those free limited time only patterns? I better go download it right now before it becomes a paid pattern. So I want to reward people I want them to experience some of my paid patterns if they can't afford them or if they're having trouble or if they you know It's a rough time right now. So I'm trying to Give back to those that are supporting me, so I want you to definitely be able to get these for free for as long as you can, but I do only keep them free for a limited time, and it always varies. It could be a week or a month or whatever it may be. If you see in the description that it says free, it's free. If you see links to Etsy or Ravelry, the free period has ended. Thank you. This video tutorial will always be up, though, so you can skip forward if you just need to watch that. But I wanted to give you a heads up to be sure to subscribe and hit the notification bell if you want to get notified when these free patterns release. Okay, let's get to the pattern. So this is the Harmony scarf. This one is made with Uru speckled singles. In Undertow, which is a Knitcrate yarn, I'll link to Knitcrate down below as well. Knitcrate is a yarn subscription service. And so this is, you definitely don't have to use the same yarn, just get a fingering weight yarn, and the drapier, the better. So alpaca, wool, I wonder... I know some people have wool allergies. Let me know if you have a wool allergy in the comments if you are allergic to alpaca as well since it's two different animals. I don't know if that or if wool is just kind of the generalization of like any animal fiber like it was just sheep so let me know down below you know like angora because those are bunnies um alpaca like let me know if you're just allergic to like any kind of animal fiber i'm very interested about that because then i can make better suggestions going forward but a fingering weight yarn and a four millimeter hook which could be an F or a G depending on the maker And this creates this beautiful kind of openwork lace pattern and the pretty ruffle edging. I just love how this turned out. And it's, it could be, you know, you could go spring, time, fall, winter, anything, depending on how much you wrap it up. So it could be like a little shawllet, you know, it's, it's wide enough that it could kind of drape around and, you know, hide the bat wings. So. It's it's got some good uses, then we're going to do the pattern repeat and go over kind of how we do the edging and you'll get the rest of the information in the pattern. So be sure to download if you've gotten in that free pattern window or head over to my Etsy or Ravelry shop to get the pattern. So let's get into. The repeat, and then we'll come back for a couple final thoughts. Okay, so our Harmony scarf has a four-row repeat. I've done one full repeat already, so we have row one, then we have two, three, four, and five. And it's pretty easy to remember, because it's really two rows. We're just offsetting them, so I'll explain how you can kind of memorize that easier after we've done them. So our first row is row two, so we chain one and we single crochet into that. First, double crochet from the row below, then we're going to do five double crochets around this chain two spot that's below, so very easy to work into, I love patterns like that to count how many you're doing, and that's pretty easy too, so we get five chains to It's to make our little fan. just kind of ends up turning it kind of like into a circle. Then we have three double crochets from the row below. We're just going to single crochet in that middle one. So we'll skip one stitch and single crochet in the middle. And then we repeat that. So we do five more fans for a double crochet fan. And then we do the same thing. We have our three below. We single crochet in. We do this all the way across. So you continue with your fans. Four, five. And this is a really easy row because you start with a single crochet and you end with a double crochet. I got too much slack. You start with a single crochet and you end with a single crochet. So we do one more And this was a turning chain over here so I'm working into the third chain from the bottom fan at the end. which would be the top of like a double crochet because we're counting it as a double crochet. Normally I would do a tall chain for these chain threes but because we're putting a border on it, it doesn't really matter. It's going to be completely covered so you can just do chain threes or whatever you prefer. So now we are on to row three and it's Basically working into our fan. So you can see how we have three Double crochets kind of in the middle of the fan. So we need to get up so that we can work on these fans So we're going to do four chains So it's going to count and the three chains counts as a double crochet So we're getting up to height for a double crochet and we're doing one more chain so that we can skip this Stitch and start working in the middle. So we're going to do three double crochets in the middle three posts of our fan. So you can look at it and here's one, two, three, four, five. So I'm skipping that first one. I'm working in that second one. So one in each and then we will chain two to create another pocket for our fan. On the next row so we skip all of these and we're just going to work into those three middle double crochets again So it's not really at all. It's like three But we're skipping those three and we're going to work into the middle three so very easy to Memorize this because it's very short stitches. It's a very short pattern repeat. You're kind of just looking at what you had before Oops, I always hit my set Those three in the three middles again, almost there, chain two, again three in the middle. So if you're looking at this, you can look at the tops and look at the Vs and you say one, two, three, I'm skipping those, and then I'm going to work into this one and the next two. And then we mirror what we did at the very beginning, which was a double crochet, chain one. So we're going to do that. So we're going to chain one, and then we're going to double crochet into that single crochet This is the first crochet that we did on the row below. So we got two rows down, two more to go. Okay so now we're offsetting our fan again. So this is kind of like a half spot here where we want to do half a fan. So we're going to chain three which is going to count as a double crochet. Then we're going to do two more double crochets and you can choose to do them in that first stitch like I'm doing or you can go around the chain one spot. It's up to you. Either way will work whatever you like. Then, it's going to pull it down because it's a little fan, half fan, so we can single crochet again in that middle stitch. So it's the same thing that we were doing on row two, we just started it a little different because we're offsetting. So now we're going to continue to do the five double crochets in each chain two spot. And then we'll mirror our beginning at our end. So we'll go over that. Let's get over to the end here because I think you get this part. Five double crochets, one single crochet. Five double crochets, you get the picture. So let's go meet up near the end so you can see how we're going to finish that off. Okay, here we are after our single crochet there and now we've got just this spot left So again, you can either work in the top of the chain three Which we have chain three and a chain one or you can work around the entire thing I just like doing it in the chain three gives a little bit more structure So we're going to do three double crochets for our final half fan Just like our beginning half fan Alright, now just one more row to go. So now we are doing our final repeat row, and we have half fan, so we're going to do a half kind of thing here. So this is technically the middle of our fan, which would be where this double crochet is, so we're going to do two double crochets, one, so a chain 3 that will count as this This double crochet in this post, and then a double crochet in our next stitch. So those two count as like these two as we're working this way so then we chain two we skip those three stitches then we come and do our double crochet in those middle three again. So just looking at what you have below will remind you what you need to do so this becomes very simple to memorize because you're really doing the same thing over and over it's just you're changing The beginning and ending, depending on the row that you're on, but it's the same thing on the beginning and the end, so you just have to, you know, look what you did. We'll talk a little bit more about that after I finish this row and we can look at it. Almost there. So remember, here we are at the end, we did two double crochets to take up half of that fan, as if we were, like, kind of, we cut this fan in half, we'd have two here, so if So if we cut this fan in half, we'd have two on this side. So we're going to do two chains and then skip that one and work into the second to last stitch and then that chain three and that's our repeat. Those four rows go over and over again until the pattern tells you to stop and what and which one to end with and then if you look at this when you're working just look at what you have below to figure out what you need to do next. So we just did our Chain two rows so we know we have fans, and this is a full fan, it's a big hole, so we start with a single crochet. If we have that half fan, that little tiny hole, we would start with our three half fan stitches. Same with our... Um, three posts into our fans, look at what's below. Here's a full fan, so we're going to start with a chain four so we can work into that full fan. Up here, we have half a fan, so we start with a chain three and work right into that fan. So it's really just reading what you have so that you can see what you need to do next. And I just love the way that this looks. I love, like, the circle kind of effect that it gives. So those are your four repeats. Go check out your pattern to explain the rest of that. Then the ruffle edging, let's talk about that. Okay, so for our ruffle, ruffle, ruffle, I can't say ruffled, our ruffled edge, it's... Very kind of foolproof, like you can kind of go whichever way you want because it ends up being ruffly. It's not super important, you know, how many stitches you're putting in everywhere. So you just kind of want to single crochet evenly. You can start on a side or you can start on the row you just finished and you'll just single crochet evenly around as many rounds as the pattern calls for. Make sure you're putting three single crochets in each corner. Then the ruffled edging, it's really just three single crochets in each and every stitch. So that gives that ruffled edge. So this is the most time consuming because you're sitting there and putting three crochets. Into every single stitch and it's gonna give that kind of like ruffled look and if you have lots of yarn left over you can Extend it because it's really gonna start eating yarn once you get to this point when you get those three So it gives you a few rounds of just plain single crochet that once you hit that ruffle It's gonna eat yarn like crazy, but if you have a lot left over and you want the ruffle to be bigger just continue don't do three again just do single crochets like the other rows or rounds after the after the ruffle round um calls for just single crochet around and around so you can really make it very kind of I need to put some crochets on these because you can't really work fluffy i guess you might want to say Three in here. It doesn't really work that well. So make sure that you're following the pattern, but really that's all you're doing for the ruffle It's super simple really cute. I love the little ruffle edging on this. So that are our repeat reap I really can't talk today Our repeats and our ruffles Let's go do some final thoughts Okay, so that was the pattern repeat. You'll get the rest of the information in that pattern, so be sure that if you missed that free pattern window that you are subscribing and hitting that notification bell so that you will know when the next one is released so you can download it immediately. I hope you enjoyed this pattern. I am Deja with Knit and Crochet Ever After, and thank you for watching.