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I love the look of the Moss Stitch. It is so simple and easy to do, but has a very neat look and texture. It uses 2 of the easiest stitches, single crochet & chain stitch.

For this pattern you could use any worsted weight yarn. I used Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek (Low-Pill Fiber) in the color Red/Gray/Multi. And, if y’all really like this colorway, don’t get too mad at me because this color is discontinued 🙁 There are still lots of pretty colors in the Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek.

If y’all are wondering why I used a discontinued color to make a pattern, the reason is very simple. Y’all remember all that yarn that was marked down like 75% off at Hobby Lobby here a few months ago? Well, I went overboard, surprise ;-), and I still have quite a bit of it left over. I was needing some new patterns and wanted to use up all that clearance yarn. Here’s a picture of me and my haul that day

So, y’all may see a lot of new patterns with some of this yarn, LOL!

Anyway, back to the pattern. I used 2 skeins for this triangle scarf because that was all that I had bought. If I was to make another, I’d probably use 3 skeins. My triangle scarf is 38” across and 20” long (without the tassels.) For me, the scarf fits (but I’m smaller, only 5′ tall 🙂 ) and if you like your triangle scarfs a little bigger add the extra skein to it. I used one complete skein on the scarf and before I added the other to it, I made the tassels so I could use every last bit for the scarf. You could also add a couple extra skeins and make a shawl too.

For the tassels, I used my Boye Tassel maker. I made my tassels 3.75” long. I got the Boye Pom Pom Tassel Maker from Hobby Lobby and I used my 40% off coupon! If y’all haven’t already guessed, I LOVE bargains!!!

Pattern

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Things you will need:

Abbreviation:

  • ch = chain
  • sc = single crochet
  • t = turn
  • Sl st = slip stitch

GO!

Using the Boye Tassel Maker make (3) 3.75’’ tassels. Set  tassels aside. 


Row 1: ch 2, in 1st ch (sc, ch 1, sc, ch 2, sc, ch 1, sc)  
You Should have 4 st (I only count the single crochets as  stitches) 

Row 2: ch 1, t, sc in 1st sc, ch 1, sc in ch-1 sp, ch 1, (sc, ch  2, sc) in ch-2 sp, ch 1, sc in ch-1 sp, ch 1, sc in last st (6) 

Row 3: ch 1, t, sc in 1st sc, ch 1, sc in ch-1 sp, ch 1 repeat  * to * until you reach ch-2 sp, (sc, ch 2, sc) in ch-2 sp, ch 1,  sc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1 repeat * to * until you reach the  last st, sc in last st (8) 

Repeat row 3 until you run out of yarn. Each row on  should add 2 extra stitches per row. 

Weave in ends and attach the tassels in each corner. 
 
Happy Crocheting! 🙂 

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