Filet Flower Headscarf Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 Filet Flower Headscarf 

Crochet Pattern

 By Sara Sach Crochet

I Wanted to design a Filet Flower Headscarf 

Bandana ever since I made the

 Filet Flower Wrap shawl. I really love the crochet

 stitch pattern and how easy it is stitch up.

The Headscarf features 3 filet flowers for a touch

 and spring and summer flowers.

I designed the first one using Hobby Lobby's 

I love This Cotton in the Eastern Nova Color.

The Second one is a Peaches And Creme 

Stripey yarn ,the color is Beach House.

Both Are So pretty!

Any Medium (4) weight cotton will work just fine.

It takes about 2 oz. of yarn for the headscarf.

It's a great way to use up some of those 1/2 skeins

 and make some cute headscarves. It would look

so pretty with variegated, striped, Ombre

 and also solid colors. Or mix and match 

and make it a scrap happy project!

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Filet Flower Headscarf Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy

 

Materials:

Crochet hook – I/ 5.5 mm

Yarn- Med (4) Cotton – I Love This Cotton- Eastern Nova 2 oz.

Yarn Needle

 

Stitches:

Chain (ch)

Slip Stitch (slst)

Single Crochet (sc)

Double Crochet (dc)

Skip (sk)

Space (sp)

 

Size: 14 x 12 inches not including the ties

To Make the Headscarf larger, add more rows,

     And measure as you stitch.

 

Notes:

Ch1 does not count as a st

Ch3 Counts as a dc

 

Pattern:

 

R: 1 – Ch 4, 4 dc in the 4th ch from the hook,

Turn (5 dc)

R: 2 – Ch3, Dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 3 dc,

2 dc in the last dc, turn (7 dc)

R: 3 - Ch3, Dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 5 dc,

2 dc in the last dc, turn (9 dc)

 

R: 4 - Ch3, Dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 7 dc,

2 dc in the last dc, turn (11 dc)

 

R: 5 - Ch3, Dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 9 dc,

2 dc in the last dc, turn (13 dc)

R: 6 - Ch3, Dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 3 dc,

Ch 2, sk 2 dc, dc in the next dc, ch2, sk 2 dc,

DC in the next 3 dc, 2 dc in the last dc, turn (11dc, 2 ch2)

R: 7 - Ch3, Dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 3 dc,

Ch3, sk the next dc, sk the ch2, sc in the next dc,

Ch3, sk the ch2, sk the next dc,

DC in the next 3 dc, 2 dc in the last dc, turn (10dc,1 sc, 2 ch3)

R: 8 - Ch3, Dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 4 dc,

Dc in the ch3 sp, ch 2, dc in the sc, ch2,

Dc in the ch3 sp, dc in the next 4dc, 2 dc in the last dc, Turn

(16 dc, 2 ch2)

R: 9 - Ch3, Dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 6 dc,

2 dc in the ch2 sp, dc in the dc, 2 dc in the ch2 sp,

1 dc in the next 6 dc, 2 dc in the last dc (21 dc)

R: 10 – Ch3, dc in the 1^st dc, dc in each dc across,

2 dc in the last dc, turn (23 dc)

 

R: 11 - Ch3, dc in the 1^st dc, dc in each dc across,

2 dc in the last dc, turn (25 dc)

 

R: 12 - Ch3, dc in the 1^st dc, dc in each dc across,

2 dc in the last dc, turn (27 dc)

R: 13 - Ch3, dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 4 dc,

Ch 2, sk 2 dc, dc in the next dc, ch2, sk 2 dc,

Dc in the next 7 dc,

Ch 2, sk 2 dc, dc in the next dc, ch2, sk 2 dc,

dc in the next 4 dc,2 dc in the last dc, turn

(21 dc, 4 ch 2)

 

R: 14 - Ch3, dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 4 dc,

Ch3, sk the next dc, sk the ch2, sc in the next dc,

Ch3, sk the ch2, sk the next dc,

Dc in the next 5 dc,

Ch3, sk the next dc, sk the ch2, sc in the next dc,

Ch3, sk the ch2, sk the next dc,

Dc in the next 4 dc, 2 dc in the last dc, Turn

(17 sc, 1 sc, 4 ch3)

 

R: 15 - Ch3, Dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 5 dc,

Dc in the ch3 sp, ch 2, dc in the sc, ch2,

Dc in the ch3 sp, dc in the next 5 dc,

Dc in the ch3 sp ch 2, dc in the sc, ch2,

Dc in the ch3 sp, dc in the next 5 dc,

2 dc in the last dc, Turn

(25 dc, 4 ch2)

R: 16 – Ch3, Dc in the 1^st dc, dc in the next 7 dc,

2 dc in the ch2 sp, dc in the dc, 2 dc in the ch2 sp,

Dc in the next 7 dc,

2 dc in the ch2 sp, dc in the dc, 2 dc in the ch2 sp,

Dc in the next 7 dc, 2 dc in the last dc, Turn

(35 dc)

 

R: 17 - Ch3, dc in the 1^st dc, dc in each dc across,

2 dc in the last dc, turn (37 dc)

 

R: 18 - Ch3, dc in the 1^st dc, dc in each dc across,

2 dc in the last dc, turn (39 dc)

 

R: 19 - Ch3, dc in the 1^st dc, dc in each dc across,

2 dc in the last dc, turn (41 dc)

 

Should Measure about 12 inches

Measure across to make sure it is the width you need.

 Add or Subtract a row or 2 if needed

R: 20 – Ch1, sc evenly sown the 1^st side of the scarf to the point,

3sc in the point, sc evenly up the other side,

Ch 30, dc in the 2^nd ch, slst up to ch,

 

Sc across the top of the scarf,

ch 30, dc in the 2^nd ch, slst up to ch,

slst back across the top of the scarf, 

join to the 1^st sc, tie off weave in the ends. 

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 Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach Crochet

The Coffee Shop Blanket is a fun and easy 

crochet pattern. It is a rectangle Granny Style 

Blanket that is light and airy for summer,

 but makes a great throw anytime of year.

Looks love on a sofa, chair or across your bed.

I designed this blanket using the Premier Yarn 

Coffee Shop Yarn in the  True Blue color, with

shades of blue, white and gray.

The yarn is 85% Acrylic and 15% wool, 

a great combination of fibers.

I purchased the yarn cakes last year and saved

 them for just the right blanket pattern.  I think this

 blanket pattern is the perfect pattern. The

 yarn is a light (3)weight yarn. Not too heavy

 and not too light.

 The yarn has a slight fuzziness

 to it that gives it a cosy feel and look. Just what

 you need in the evening with a glass of tea

 or cup of coffee, curled up with your favorite

 crochet project, watching a mover or 

reading a good book. 

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Skill: Easy

 

Materials:

Crochet Hook – H / 5 MM

Yarn – Light (3) Acrylic / Premier Coffee Shop / 

              True Blue 11.5 oz.

Yarn Needle

 

Stitches:

Chain (ch)

Slip Stitch (slst)

Double Crochet (dc)

Space (sp)

Skip (sk)

 

Size: 30 X 40 Inches

To adjust the size add or subtract rows as needed

 

Notes:

Ch 3 counts as a dc

Rounds are joined with a slst to the ch 3

When Changing colors, ch3 after the color change.

 

Pattern:

 

R: 1 – Ch 27, 2 dc in the 4^th ch from the hook (ch3 counts as a dc)

Ch 2, 3 dc in the same ch, ch2, 3dc in the same ch,

*Ch2, sk2 chs, 1 dc in the next 3 chs*

Repeat From * to * 3 more times.

Ch2, Sk 2 chs, 3 dc in the last ch,Ch2, 

3 dc in the same ch, ch2, 3 dc in the same ch

 

Working down the Opposite side of the ch

*Ch2, sk2 chs, 1 dc in the next 3 chs*

Repeat From * to * 3 more times

Ch2, join to the ch3, slst in the next 2 dc, slst in the ch2 sp, ch 3

(4 corners, 8 3dc clusters)

R: 2 - Slst to the ch2 sp, ch3, 2dc, ch2, 3dc in the 1st ch2 sp, Ch2

 3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2

*3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 4 times

*3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp* Repeat From * to * in the next ch2 sp

*3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 4 times, join to the top of the ch3.

slst to the next ch2 space (4 corners, 10 3dc clusters)

 

  R: 3 - Slst to the ch2 sp, ch3, 2dc, ch2, 3dc in the 1st ch2 sp, Ch2

 3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2

*3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 5 times

*3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp* Repeat From * to * in the next ch2 sp

 *3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 5 times, join to the top of the ch3.

slst to the next ch2 space (4 Corners, 12 3dc clusters)

 

 

R: 4 – Slst to the ch2 sp, ch3, 2dc, ch2, 3dc in the 1st ch2 sp, Ch2

 3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2

*3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 6 times

*3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp* Repeat From * to * in the next ch2 sp

 *3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 6 times, join to the top of the ch3.

slst to the next ch2 space  (4 Corners, 14 3dc clusters)

 

 R: 5 -R: 26 – Or more rows if a larger Blanket is wanted

Repeat R: 3 -You will increase 1 "3dc group, ch2" on each side for each row.

Trim:  Sc in the 1st ch2 sp, ch1, 

*2dc, ch1, 2dc in the next ch2 sp, ch1, sc in the next ch2 sp, ch1*

Repeat From * to * all around all 4 sides of the blanket

Join to the 1st st with a slst, tue off, weave in the ends. 

 

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