Jacob's Ladder Scarf

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Author

Shannon Johnson

Jacob

Introduction

This is a fast and fun fashion scarf designed to give color to those drab outfits we are so often required to wear to work. This project can be completed in little more than a day, and provides practice with progressively taller stitches.

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Materials List

1 (2) skein(s) of Noro Silk Garden (109 yds, 45% Silk, 45% Kid Mohair, 10% Lambswool), size J/10 (6mm) hook and a darning needle.

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Finished Size

Width is 5 in (12.7 cm), length is 62 in (1.5 m) for 1 skein version, or 74 in (1.9 m) for 2 skein.

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Gauge

1 fan = 2 in (5 cm) wide and 2.5 in (6.3 cm) high.

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Notes

Create Fan Pattern: each fan is a collection of progressively larger and then progressively smaller stitches:
2 sc (0 wraps), 1 dc (1 wrap), 2 tr (2 wraps), 2 dtr (3 wraps), 1 tr tr (4 wraps), 1 qu tr (5 wraps), 1 tr tr (4 wraps), 2 dtr (3 wraps), 2 tr (2 wraps), 1 dc (1 wrap), 2 sc (0 wraps)

To alter the length of the scarf, the pattern is a multiple of 5 plus 1.

Abbreviations:
ch chain
dc double crochet
dtr double treble
qu tr quadruple treble
rep repeat
sc single crochet
sl st slip stitch
sp space
tr treble (triple) crochet
tr tr triple treble

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The Pattern

Foundation: Chain 101 (121)

Row 1: 1 sc in 1st ch, *ch 5, skip 4 ch’s, 1 sc in next (5th) ch* rep from * to end. [20 (24) ch 5 spaces]

Row 2: Turn, ch 1, *create fan in ch 5 sp. (2 sc, 1 dc, 2 tr, 2 dtr, 1 tr tr, 1 qu tr, 1 tr tr, 2 dtr, 2 tr, 1 dc, 2 sc) Elongate ch on hk and crossover to bottom of foundation ch. Create fan in ch 5 sp. Elongate ch on hk and crossover to top of foundation ch.* Rep from * to end.

Row 3: Ch 3, sl st in 3rd ch from hk (picot made). Ch 8, *sl st in center of fan (top of qu tr), ch 3, sl st in 3rd ch from hk, sl st in top of qu tr, ch 8, sl st in 3rd ch from hk, ch 6* rep from * to end. Make last picot at bottom tip of last fan.

Finishing: Weave in all ends. Block finished piece.

Jacob's Ladder Scarf 2


mad for crochet!This looks beautiful, Ilillys, I can only see the little picture on the home page, though. I would love to see a bigger photo. I like what you wrote in your profile about finding beauty in unexpected places.

Submitted by sarahcrit on 12 February 2009 - 5:21am.

It took me a bit to figure it all out, but I now have some larger pics in with the pattern. I'm glad you like the scarf!

Submitted by ilillys on 12 February 2009 - 11:36am.

This is a good way to practice different stitches indeed & you get to wear a pretty scarf when you are finished!! :) I love the yarn you used. How beautiful!!! Are you still living in IN.? There is a Hagerstown in MD.(where I live) too!!

Hachiko

Submitted by hachiko on 18 February 2009 - 11:55am.

I do live in IN still. I love it here!! I'm originally from Southern California, but I wanted to live somewhere GREEN. I enjoy experiencing all four seasons. Is Hagerstown, MD close to you? If you're on Ravelry, I have other patterns and projects posted there. I'm still in the process of adding patterns to this site. (I have 4 additional patterns waiting to be written up ;)

Take care and stay warm!

PS. I used Noro Silk Garden for this scarf. It is my absolute favorite yarn!

Submitted by ilillys on 19 February 2009 - 3:51pm.

I absolutely love this yarn, but I've never heard of it before. Where can I buy some, and about how much does it cost? Thanks!

Rainbows are for Everyone.

Submitted by energeticjen on 10 November 2009 - 7:46am.

It's available in most LYS's. It's part of the Noro line - called Silk Garden. It's part wool and part silk. It comes about 100 yds/skein and costs about $10-$11 a skein. And it is absolutely lovely!

If you need help find yarns shops near you, try checking out Planet Purl at http://www.planetpurl.com/planetpurl/search.htm

Submitted by ilillys on 12 November 2009 - 3:28pm.

Rainbows are for Everyone.

Submitted by energeticjen on 10 November 2009 - 11:04am.

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