Lina & Lily Unisex Faux Fur Pull-through Winter Neck Scarf Lightweight

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To keep the sherpa around the opening from shedding, I edgestitched the sherpa along the raw edge using a long stitch. You can use your fingers or a comb/brush to gently fluff out the pile after the edgestitching. This Adjustable Crochet Scarf Keyhole is the perfect winter accessory. It provides lightweight warmth with high style and easily adjusts to the perfect fit for all sizes. And it’s simple–just loop one end through the keyhole and you’re done! The Original Adjustable Scarf will have you looking and feeling great with its comfortable design, stylish look, and easily adjustable keyhole feature. The Original Adjustable Scarf features a cute little keyhole that looks nice in any style and is designed for both women and men. It’s perfect for cold winter months! Both the elegance and functionality of this scarf make it perfect for selling at your markets or gifting to your relatives and friends! Discover you’re next favorite project, and then have fun customizing it to suit your personal taste.

This scarf is a keyhole/pull-through style scarf. It only uses chain, single crochet and double crochet stitches. This scarf also has an easy 2 row repeat so you can work this up while enjoying your favorite tv show. Hold your hand thumb in, as if signaling someone to “stop!” and measure around the widest point across the palm and around your thumb. Robyn Diliberto’s fast project is knit in fisherman’s rib and finished with a knitted flower and button. Pictured project is by chocoJThere are so many beautiful designs to choose from and they are easy to make with the step-by-step instructions given below. You will find keyhole scarf crochet patterns that include lace, ribbing, shell stitch, and cable crochet patterns. You will have a hard time choosing which one to make first! Pineapple Keyhole Scarf: The scarf isworked in rows, leaving a “keyhole” opening on one end. This means you can have a cozy accessory that’s not super-long, but stays in place without pins or ties.

With RIGHT sides together, pin the fleece to the sherpa and sew with a 1/4” seam allowance from one side of the opening to the other. This piece is simple enough to let your yarn shine just by itself. Yet allowing you to take full advantage of embellishing options like beads, and sequins which can really bring out its potential for fun and fancy on a night out. It is lightweight yet warm and would be perfect for fall and winter. Directions are also included for adding length to create a longer scarf if desired. The lattice design at the ends can be stitched in contrasting or matching colors to create a unique look! This Easy Keyhole Scarf is designed to be a classic crochet scarf that appeals to a broad audience. The pull through (keyhole) design ensures that the scarf will not slip off when wearing. The scarf can be cut lengthwise or crosswise depending on your fabric designs or patterns. You can make an assortment of styles if you choose a fabric that has rows of various designs.Versatile qsymmetrically shaped, triangular scarf that features both horizontal and vertical keyholes so it can be worn many ways. Designed by Carina Spencer. Pictured project by EspaceTricot. Fold up the faux fur cuff the rest of the way, covering the glove/cuff hand-sewn seam and revealing the full faux fur cuff.

Fold up the raw edge of the faux fur cuff to meet the drawn center line made above during the original marking and cutting steps. Pivot again and stitch across the end to join up with your starting point. When you turn over the scarf, you will have made a narrow rectangle… like we said, similar to a big buttonhole. Carol Sanders’ keyhole shawl was inspired by an antique 1800’s shawl. It is knit from side to side in garter stitch with lace edging added as you go. The shawl is shaped with short rows and closes cleverly with interlacing front tips created at the beginning and end of the shawl. Pictured project by hellskitschWith their unique shape, they’re also an excellent stitch pattern for using up small amounts of leftover yarn. In the following collection of Free Crochet Keyhole Scarf Patterns, we have a variety of wonderful scarves for both beginners and more advanced crocheters. Keyhole scarves are a great way to show off your creativity and make a fashion statement. Created by simply crocheting two pieces of crochet fabric together with an opening in the material, these scarves create a drop-dead gorgeous look that has been catching the attention of many people. This keyhole/pull-through style scarf gives you more freedom and flexibility than a regular wrapped-around style scarf does. Also, with the pull-through style, it looks cleaner than a wrap-around style. Also, this scarf can be worn in several ways which change the look completely: 1) Scarf looped through the keyhole, with ends tied into a knot 2) Scarf can be tied like a headband 3) The scarf being looped over one shoulder and tied in the front like a sash at the hip. Scarf knit with the star stitch that features a keyhole opening for self-fastening. Designed by Yucca. DK weight yarn. Available in English and Japanese. This Adjustable Crochet Scarfor some may also call it a crochet keyhole scarf is a perfect design to keep you cozy warm on those chilly, crisp winter days ahead. You simply put it on thread one end of the scarf through the keyhole and you are done! It’s that easy!

Find a round household item that both the glove and the cuff will stretch over, leaving a round opening through which your hand can pass. We found a half-used roll of duct tape that worked perfectly. Test that both items can be stretched over the round item. Thread a hand sewing needle with thread to match the faux fur and whip stitch the glove to the cuff. The scarf’s finished length (approximately 36″) is based on the most common sizes we found for sale at Saks, Nordstrom, and other high-end retailers. It is meant to be a shorter length – with the tails ending above the waist. Test the length on yourself prior to cutting to make sure you are happy with this length. Depending on the width of your faux fur, you could easily extend the finished length by 10-12″.This keyhole scarf uses a subtle, faint chevron pattern that is visible when crocheted with one color. Of course you can change colors while crocheting to create bold, not so subtle, chevron stripes too. This Vintage Blossom Keyhole Scarf is crocheted with luxury yarn has a fabulous vintage look and a lighter weight drape, perfect for warmer months when you need a little something or in cooler months asa beautiful accessory scarf. NOTE: In the photos below, we’ve switched to a plain fleece fabric because as beautiful as our faux fur is… it is a beast to try to photograph. It is easier to show you the technique on the fleece so you can see the steps. It all works on the faux fur in the same way, but the fur’s nap will hide all your stitching. What is unique about this scarf is that it is worked in 2 halves. Once each half is completed it is then seamed to form the hooded section. Another unique aspect of this scarf is the keyhole design. A hooded scarf with a pull-through feature! What more could you ask for!? It’s really simple to design means that it can be wrapped up in seconds. It’s long enough to be used in many different ways and the wool just makes it super cozy. You’ll end up being amazed at all the things you can do with this scarf! Amazing how something so simple and so basic can become an instant classic! The author has combined all the elements essential to creating a style statement. Clean, warm, and friendly colors; soft fabric and great style. Easy to wear, easy to care for, and ready for all the different styles of both kids and parents, the Best Keyhole Scarf completes any outfit!