Diffi culty:
Intermediate 2
Skills used Foundation rows Join as you go
YARN
Cascade 220 • 100% Peruvian Highland Wool • 100g/200m/220yd • WPI 9
Colour: Highland green (9460) – two hanks
YARN REVIEW
Ellen says: "Cascade 220 was a great choice for this project because of its great range of colours – rich solids that show the unique shape of the motifs in the project. It also has a lovely, soft texture."
YARN ALTERNATIVES Save Bergere de France Sport Spend Debbie Bliss Rialto Splurge Malabrigo Worsted
TENSION
Work 14 sts wide and 2 motifs tall to measure 10x10cm or 4x4in square
One motif measures 21.6cm/8½in wide and 5cm/2in tall
NOTIONS
5.5mm crochet hook Tapestry needle
PATTERN NOTES
I enjoy working along the underside of a foundation, adding taller stitches at the end to really allow the shape to bloom out.
Make 1 motif. All subsequent motifs will then attach on the second side to the last motif made. Each motif is only one round.
Stitches are worked on the top of the foundation chains, then the piece is rotated with the right side still facing and the stitches continue on the underside of the foundation stitches.
Designer biography
Ellen has sold more than 100 designs and been published numerous times in many crochet magazines. Her designs have been shown on the PBS shows, NeedleArts Studio with Shay Pendray and more recently, Knit and Crochet Now! In 2008, Ellen was voted the 'Best Crochet Designer' of home décor by the Crochet Liberation Front. You can follow Ellen her blog at
www.GoCrochet.com
Pattern STARTS
SPECIAL STITCH PATTERNS dc foundation:
Ch2, insert hook in second ch from hook, yrh, pull lp through, yrh, pull through 1lp on hook (base ch completed) yrh, pull through 2lps on hook (dc completed). Next st, *insert hook in dc just completed, yrh, pull lp through, yrh, pull through 1lp on hook (base ch completed), yrh, pull through 2lps on hook)*.
Rep from * to * until desired number of sts have been completed. You then work into the top of the foundation chain, leaving a neat outside edge of Vs.
MOTIF 1
Dc foundation 29. Round 1 Side 1: Ch3 (counts as fi rst tr), turn; 3tr in same st, miss 3dc, *dc in next 3dc, ch3, miss 1dc, dc in next 3dc*, miss 3dc, 7tr in next dc, miss 3dc; rep * to * one more time, miss 3dc, 3tr in last dc. Round 1 Side 2: With RS facing, work along the unused loops of foundation. Ch2, sl st in base of dc where the last 3tr
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were placed, ch3 (now working along the unused base of the dc foundation, 3 more tr in same st, miss 3dc, *dc in next 3dc, ch3, miss 1dc, dc in next 3dc* miss 3sts, 7tr in next dc, miss 3sts; rep * to * one more time, miss 3sts, 3tr in last st, ch2, sl st in base of same st where the 3tr were placed. Fasten off .
MOTIF 2-32
(or until scarf measures desired length) Dc foundation 29. Side 1: Ch3, turn; sl st in top of turning ch on previous motif, back on new motif, 3tr in same st on new motif, *miss 3dc, dc in
Ammonite scarf ELLEN GORMLEY "By mixing my love for unique motifs with an interesting
shape and an easy joining technique, I have created a scarf that has a modern style with 'join as you go' convenience."
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