Free Crochet Shell N Picots Scarf Pattern
Crochet Shell N Picots Scarf Pattern by Crochet For You.
Here is an another lightweight and airy scarf pattern like Shell N Chains Scarf. This scarf pattern makes with crochet picot and shell stitches. It’s a very easy pattern to crochet. You have only 2 rows to repeat.
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Skill level easy
Finished size: 5″ wide and 51″ long
Materials (I used)
Sport weight yarn (16 WPI / approx: 300 yards)
- I used 2 skeins of 50g High Quality Natural Silk Cotton Baby Sweater Soft Yarn Knitting Hot (WIP 16)
- 4.5mm crochet hook
- (You can use DK / worsted weight yarns for this pattern, but the size of the scarf will change due to the yarn type you select)
Gauge 18 dc x 7.5 rows = 4″ with 4.5mm crochet hook.
Abbreviations
- ch = chain
- dc = double crochet
- st = stitch
- sk = skip
- sl st = slip stitch
- ch-sp = chain space
- beg = beginning
- [] = work instructions within brackets as many times as directed
Special stitches
- Picot stitch = ch 6, sl st to the sixth ch from hook.
- Shell with picot stitch = 3 dc in indicated st, ch 6, sl st to the third dc just crocheted, 3 dc in same st.
Note:
- beg ch count as a st.
Crochet Shell N Picots Scarf Pattern
ch 26+3 with 4.5mm crochet hook.
Row 1: dc in 4th ch from the hook, dc in each st across, turn.
Row 2: ch 3, dc in next st, ch 3, sk next 3 sts, sl st to next st, picot in same st (see special stitches), [ch 3, sk next 3 sts, shell with picot (see special stitches) in next st, ch 3, sk next 3 sts, sl st to next st, picot in same st] 2 times, ch 3, sk next 3 sts, dc in last 2 sts, turn. (2 shell with picot sts)
Row 3: ch 3, dc in next st, shell with picot in next picot st, [ch 3, sl st to next picot of the shell, picot in same picot st, ch 3, shell with picot in next picot st] 2 times, dc in last 2 sts, turn. (3 shell with picot sts)
Row 4: ch 3, dc in next st, ch 3, sl st to next picot of shell, picot in same picot st, [ch 3, shell with picot st in next picot st, ch 3, sl st to next picot of shell st, picot in same picot st] 2 times, ch 3, dc in last 2 sts, turn. (2 shell with picot sts)
Rows 5 to 100: repeat rows 3 and 4 continuously.
Row 101 (last row): ch 2, dc in next dc, [2 dc in ch-sp, dc in picot st, 2 dc in next ch-sp, dc in next st of shell st, sk next st, dc in next 2 sts of shell st, sk next st, dc in next st (last dc) of shell st] 2 times, 2 dc in ch-sp, dc in picot st, 2 dc in next ch-sp, dc in last 2 sts. Fasten off and weave the ends. (27 sts total with beg ch)
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Beverly Berlin
Hi Erangi,
You have been very helpful so I am writing again with a question on the picot stitch of this pattern. I find when I connect a picot to a picot of the shell, you recommend connecting in the 6th chain. But I find whether I connect under both “vs” of the chain or the bump in the back of the chain, the stitch appears stretched and pulled by the next row. Is there a different way to connect the picot to avoid that uneven, pulled, appearance? Thanks for your help.
Erangi Udeshika
Hi Beverly, When you are going to crochet picot st in picot of the shell, first you have to sl st to the picot of the shell st (in the pattern description it has written like this >>ch 3, sl st to next picot of shell). And crochet ch 6, sl st to the sixth ch from hook (not below picot st’s chains of the shell). Now you have another picot just above the picot of the shell. That’s the way how it going. I think you can understand it. If you have more quest, don’t hesitate to ask. I’m here to help you. 🙂
Beverly Berlin
Hi Erangi,
As an addendum to my comments on the picot stitch above, I have one more question. The picot attached to the picot in the picot in the shell has a tendency to twist and turn. How does one prevent this?
Erangi Udeshika
I have replied to your previous question. Please look at it and tell me if there are more questions about the pattern. If you look carefully, There are instructions for how to crochet picot stitch and shell with picot st in the pattern, too, see special stitches section.
Lydia
Good afternoon. Please can you tell me if this pattern uses UK or American terms?
Many thanks
Erangi Udeshika
I use American crochet terms. ?