Crochet Fingerless Mitts Pattern Free Tunisian Mirage Mitts

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This pattern is for fun beginner-friendly Tunisian crochet fingerless mitts with custom-fit instructions that can be completed in 1 to 2 hours. It’s the perfect fingerless mitts pattern to practice the basic Tunisian crochet simple and purl stitches! The best part is that it’s a one-skein project and works up super fast so it’s great for market prep and gift making! You can make a matching pair for your little one as well.

Crochet Fingerless Mitts Inspiration:

A few weeks ago, I received some happy mail in the form of another fun Hobbii Challenge. This time, we were asked to try out the Hobbii Upcycled Alpaca Blend yarn. At the end of last year, I had been toying with the idea of designing fingerless mitts but I couldn’t decide on what stitch combination to use. When I received this yarn, I just knew I had to make the fingerless mitts a reality! I loved working with this yarn, it was super soft and not scratchy like other varieties of wool yarns!

I used a combination of the Tunisian crochet crossed stitch and Tunisian crochet purl stitch to give some nice stitch definition and a ribbing effect. I am really happy with the way they turned out, I hope you love making them!

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About Crochet Fingerless Mitts Pattern:

About the Pattern:

Skill Level: Beginner  


Yarn:

Hobbii Upcycled Alpaca Blend in Oat Milk

Approximately 120 yards for Women’s Large size (Size 4 worsted weight; 3.5 oz/ 100 g, 218 yd/ 200 m; 34% Acrylic, 33% Alpaca, 33% Wool)

Yarn sub alternatives:

We Crochet Upcycle Alpaca Blend Worsted, Ice Yarns Alpaca Light Magic, Ice Yarns Norsk, Cascade Yarns Pacific, We Crochet Altiplano 

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Hook:

  • Size L-11 8.0 mm Tunisian crochet hook, I used my Furls Cruella Deville Tunisian Crochet Hook, I also love using Clover Takumi Tunisian crochet hooks, check them out the set here

Notions: 

Gauge:

  • Gauge is 15 sts over 12 rows in Tunisian simple stitch for a 4 x 4 in. square. 

Finished Size:

  • Women’s Large fits 8 in. hand circumference. The finished mitt has a circumference of 8.5 in. and length of 7.5 in. The finished circumference for S/M is 7 in.

Instructions provided for a custom fit.

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Crochet Fingerless Mitts Pattern Notes:

This pattern is for fun beginner-friendly Tunisian crochet fingerless mitts with custom-fit instructions that can be completed in 1 to 2 hours. It’s the perfect fingerless mitts pattern to practice the basic Tunisian crochet simple and purl stitches! The best part is that it’s a one-skein project and works up super fast so it’s great for market prep and gift making! You can make a matching pair for your little one as well.

Abbreviations (US terms):

Ch: Chain

Tss: Tunisian simple stitch

Tps: Tunisian purl stitch

Sk: Skip

RetP: Return Pass -Explained below

St(s): Stitches

 

This pattern uses a few Tunisian crochet techniques. Use the following video tutorials as needed:

FOUNDATION ROW, TUNISIAN SIMPLE STITCH

YouTube video

HOW TO TUNISIAN CROSSED STITCH

YouTube video

HOW TO TUNISIAN PURL STITCH

YouTube video

HOW TO BIND OFF IN TUNISIAN CROCHET

YouTube video
  • Pattern rows are Forward pass instructions.
  • The following instructions are implied:
    • The loop already on the hook at the beginning of the row counts as the first st. 
    • Always Tunisian simple stitch in the last st of the row, being sure to work under both loops of the st.
  • Return Pass: Follow the foundation row and each row with the Return Pass in the same color unless a color change is needed.
    • Return Pass Instructions: Ch 1, *yarn over, pull through two loops; repeat from * until 1 loop remains on the hook.
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Notes About Sizing for the Crochet Fingerless Mitts Pattern:

  • Measure your gauge swatch across unstretched and stretched. Note the two numbers and subtract to find the difference. This is how much you will need to subtract from the hand circumference measurement to determine width for a tighter fit.
  • Measure your hand circumference and length using the schematic below. Measure your hand circumference by wrapping your tape measure around your knuckles. Measure the length by measuring from your knuckles to 2 in. below your wrist.
     
  • Calculate stitches per inch by dividing the number of stitches by inches of gauge swatch. For example: The gauge swatch measurement was 15 sts per 4 inches. 15 divided by 4 = 3.75 sts per inch.
  • Use the measurements to calculate number of stitches to chain
    • For a regular fit, example:
      • For an 8 in. hand circumference, you will need to chain (8 in. x 3.75 sts) = 30 sts (for this pattern you will need a multiple of 6 + 2 so we will do 32 sts) for a total width of approximately 8 in.
        • Calculate using the above method to find out how many stitches you need to chain. Substitute this number for X in the pattern below.
  • For a tighter fit, example:
    • The gauge swatch stretched is 5 in. and unstretched it is 4 in. 5 – 4 = 1 in. You will need to subtract 1 in. from the hand circumference measurement.
       
    • 8 in. hand circumference – 1 in. = 7 in. This means you will need to chain (7 in. x 3.75 sts) = 26.25 sts (for this pattern you will need a multiple of 6 + 2 so we will do 24 sts + 2 = 26 sts) for a total width of approximately 7 in. 
      • Calculate using the above method to find out how many stitches you need to chain. Substitute this number for X in the pattern below.
  • Measure from your knuckles to 2 in. below your wrist. This is the length you will need to complete. Substitute this number for Y in the pattern below.


Schematic:


Standard Hand Circumference Measurements (from Craft Yarn Council)

AGEHAND CIRCUMFERENCE (in.)
Children
2-4 yrs
4-6 yrs
6-8 yrs6.5
Women
Small7
Medium7.5
Large8
Men
Small8
Medium8.5
Large9

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Crochet Fingerless Mitts Pattern Instructions:

Ch X (based on my calculations and gauge, ch 32 for Women’s Large; ch 26 is suggested for Women’s Small and Medium for a regular fit) 

Row 1 (Foundation Row): Pick up a loop in the back bump of each chain. Complete normal RetP. (X stitches)

Row 2: [(Sk st, tss, tss in skipped st) two times, tps 2], repeat [ ] to the end of the row, work last st as normal.

Repeat Row 2 until you reach the desired length as calculated above (Y) For the sample, I continued to 7.5 in. for a hand circumference of 8 in. based on my calculations and measurements.

Bind off and leave a 12 in. tail, cut yarn. With the wrong side facing out, fold in half as shown below. Leave a 1 in. hole for the thumb and attach locking stitch markers to signify beginning and end of thumb hole. Using the leftover tail, whip stitch along the edge leaving the thumb hole open.


Leaving a 6 in. tail, cut yarn. Weave in all loose ends and turn the finished mitt right side out. Repeat instructions for a second mitt.

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You are done! Have any questions? The best way to reach me is via email: noorsknits@gmail.com

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This is an original pattern from Noor’s Knits, ©2024. Please do not reprint, repost, or sell any parts of this pattern, but feel free to link back to my blog. You are welcome to sell finished items made from this pattern but please kindly link back to my website. Send questions to noorsknits@gmail.com.

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A fun free crochet food pattern for an Avocado Tunisian crochet applique. Practice the basic Tunisian crochet stitches and techniques! 

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A fun free crochet food pattern for an Avocado Tunisian crochet applique. Practice the basic Tunisian crochet stitches and techniques! 

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About the Pattern:

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner 


Yarn:

Col A – Hobbii Yarn Friends Cotton 8/6 #108 (Lime) 60 yards (Size 2 fine yarn; 1.75 oz/ 50 g, 115 yds/ 105 m.; 100% cotton)

Col B – Hobbii Yarn Friends Cotton 8/6 #12 (Brown) 40 yards (Size 2 fine yarn; 1.75 oz/ 50 g, 115 yds/ 105 m.; 100% cotton)

Col C – Hobbii Yarn Friends Cotton 8/6 #105 (Green) 20 yards (Size 2 fine yarn; 1.75 oz/ 50 g, 115 yds/ 105 m.; 100% cotton)

Hooks:

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Notions: 


Gauge:

  • Gauge is not important for this project but as a reference it is 5 sts over 4 rows in Tunisian simple stitch for a 1 x 1 in. square using a J 10 6 mm Tunisian crochet hook.


Finished Size:

  • The finished size of the applique laid flat is 4.5 x 2.5 in.

Crochet Food Pattern Notes:

This pattern is for a fun Avocado Tunisian crochet applique. Practice the basic Tunisian crochet stitches and techniques! 

  • FULL VIDEO TUTORIAL: 
YouTube video
  • This pattern uses a few Tunisian crochet techniques. Use the following video tutorials as needed:
    • Foundation Row, Tunisian simple stitch:
YouTube video

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Tunisian crochet colorwork:

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Tunisian crochet increase

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Tunisian crochet decrease

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How to Bind off in Tunisian Crochet:

YouTube video

How to single crochet

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  • Pattern rows are Forward pass instructions.
  • The following instructions are implied:
    • The loop already on the hook at the beginning of the row counts as the first st. 
    • Always Tunisian simple stitch in the last st of the row, being sure to work under both loops of the st.
  • Return Pass: Follow the foundation row and each row with the Return Pass in the same color unless a color change is needed.
    • Return Pass Instructions: Ch 1, *yarn over, pull through two loops; repeat from * until 1 loop remains on the hook.
  • Increase: Tunisian knit stitch into the same stitch you just worked into
  • Decrease: Tunisian simple stitch two stitches together

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Abbreviations:

Col A: Color A

Col B: Color B

Col C: Color C

Ch: Chain

Tss: Tunisian simple stitch

RetP: Return Pass -Explained above
Tks: Tunisian knit stitch

Tss2tog: Tunisian simple stitch two stitches together
Sc: Single crochet
Sl st: Slip stitch


Crochet Food Pattern Instructions:

BODY:

Ch 7 with Col A

Row 1: Complete foundation row. Normal RetP (7 sts)

Row 2: Tss, inc, tss until there are 2 sts remaining, inc, work last st as normal (9 sts)

Rows 3 and 4: Tss across (9 sts)

Row 5: Inc, tss into same st, join Col B and tss 5,  change to Col A and tss, inc into the same st, work last st as normal (11 sts)

Rows 6  and 7: Tss 1 with Col A, switch to Col B and tss 7, switch to Col A and tss 1, work last st as normal (11 sts)

Row 8: Tss2tog with Col A, switch to Col B and work tss 5, switch to Col A and tss2tog, work last st as normal (9 sts)

Row 9: Tss across with Col A (9 sts)

Row 10: Tss2tog, tss 3, tss2tog, work last st as normal (7 sts)

Row 11: Tss across (7 sts)

Row 12: Tss2tog, tss 1, tss2tog, work last st as normal (5 sts)

Bind off. Leave a 6 in., tail for Col A and cut yarn. Leave an 8 in. tail for Col B and cut yarn.

Attach safety eyes in the center of the 3rd row from the top and use the Col B tail to embroider the mouth.

Join Col C and Sc around. Sl st into first sc. Leave a long tail for sewing and cut yarn.

HAT

Ch 9 with Col B

Row 1: Complete foundation row. Normal RetP

Row 2: Bind off 2 sts, tss 5

Rows 3 to 5: Tss across

Bind off and sl st down the left edge. Leave a long tail for sewing and cut yarn.

BOW

Ch 8 with Col B

Row 1: Complete foundation row. Normal RetP

Rows 2 to 4: Tss across

Bind off. Leave a long tail for sewing and cut yarn. Sew hat or bow onto the upper right corner of the avocado. Use as an applique or create a second panel without the colorwork, eyes, and mouth, join panels, stuff with polyfill and create it into a food toy or amigurumi!

A fun free crochet food pattern for an Avocado Tunisian crochet applique. Practice the basic Tunisian crochet stitches and techniques! 

You are done! Have any questions? The best way to reach me is via email: noorsknits@gmail.com

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This is an original pattern from Noor’s Knits, ©2023. Please do not reprint, repost, or sell any parts of this pattern, but feel free to link back to my blog. You are welcome to sell finished items made from this pattern but please kindly link back to my website. Send questions to noorsknits@gmail.com.

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Colorblock Crochet Wrap Pattern Colors of the Wind Wrap

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Design Inspiration behind this FREE Colorblock Crochet Wrap Pattern

I’m sure many of you have watched Pocahontas growing up and although we probably didn’t truly grasp the important message behind the movie when we were younger, it was a favorite for many of us. My absolute favorite song from the movie was of course Colors of the Wind from the picturization to the beautiful lyrics, everything was beautiful. When I signed up for this blog event, I had no idea I would end up here. I knew I wanted to design a wearable accessory but that was pretty much it.

Enter Wander Palette Packs! These palettes are all SO gorgeous from the shine to the softness and come in so many amazing color combinations. Of course, my favorite was the Autumn Palette Pack, I am a sucker for jewel and warm tones and anything FALL! So this palette was PERFECT. As my design ideas evolved, I wanted to somehow showcase a spiral of colors and that led me to the Colors of the Wind song and I drew inspiration from the swirling of colors throughout the song to bring you this gorgeous FREE Tunisian color block crochet wrap pattern. I am beyond thrilled with how this Tunisian crochet wrap pattern turned out! I hope you love making it as much as I did!

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About the Pattern:

Skill Level: Advanced-Beginner 

Materials needed for this Colorblock Crochet Wrap Pattern


Yarn:

Furls Crochet Wander Palette Pack in Autumn:

Size 4 worsted weight; 3.5 oz /100g, 120 yds/ 109 m; 100% acrylic; This pattern requires 120 yards of each color

V – Velvet 

S – Snow  

T – Thatch

D – Dragonfruit

A – Ambrosia

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 Hook:

  • Size J 6.5 mm Tunisian crochet hook (Padauk ad Ebony as seen below)

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Notions: 


Gauge:

  • Gauge is 18 sts over 10 rows in Tunisian simple stitch for a 4 x 4 in. square.

Finished Size:

  • The wrap is 64 in. long by 14 in. wide 

Pattern Notes:

This pattern is for an advanced beginner textured Tunisian crochet color block wrap! It’s the perfect accessory for your Fall wardrobe. Practice some basic Tunisian crochet stitches while creating a cozy wrap!

  • Pattern rows are Forward pass instructions.
  • The following instructions are implied:
    • The loop already on the hook at the beginning of the row counts as the first st. 
    • Always Tunisian simple stitch in the last st of the row, being sure to work under both loops of the st.
  • Return Pass: Follow the foundation row and each row with the Return Pass in the same color unless a color change is needed.
    • Return Pass Instructions: Ch 1, *yarn over, pull through two loops; repeat from * until 1 loop remains on the hook.

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Abbreviations:

Ch: Chain

Tss: Tunisian simple stitch

Tps: Tunisian purl stitch

Tks: Tunisian knit stitch

RetP: Return Pass -Explained above

Pattern Instructions for this Colorblock Crochet Wrap Pattern

Note: This pattern is worked bottom-up from Section A to O

Color Chart Sections H to O:

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Color Chart Sections A to H

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Stitch Guide:

Section A – Honeycomb

Section B – Simple Stitch

Section C – Knit Stitch

Section D – Simple Stitch

Section E – Honeycomb

Section F – Simple Stitch

Section G – Knit Stitch

Section H – Simple Stitch

Section H= Simple stitch

Section I= Honeycomb 

Section J= Honeycomb

Section K= Honeycomb

Section L= Honeycomb

Section M= Simple Stitch

Section N= Knit stitch

Section O= Honeycomb

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Pattern Instructions:

Ch 58

Section A begins (Completed in the color Snow)

Note: Remember to alternate stitches (ex. If there is a purl st below, do a simple stitch, and vice versa). Refer to video tutorial for help.

Row 1 (Foundation Row): Pick up a loop in the back bump of each chain. Complete normal RetP. (58 sts)

Row 2: (Tss, Tps)* rep * across. Complete normal RetP. 

Row 3: (Tps, Tss)* rep * across. Complete normal RetP.

Rows 4 and 5: Repeat rows 2 and 3.

Row 6: Repeat row 2.

Continue in simple stitch for the color Thatch and the honeycomb pattern for Snow following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Tunisian simple stitch: Pick up a loop in each st across and complete a normal RetP.

Section B begins (completed in the color Thatch in Tunisian simple stitch)

Row 7: (T) x 2, (S) x 56

Row 8: (T) x 4, (S) x 54

Row 9: (T) x 7, (S) x 51

Row 10: (T) x 11, (S) x 47

Row 11: (T) x 16, (S) x 42

Row 12: (T) x 22, (S) x 36

Row 13: (T) x 29, (S) x 29

Row 14: (T) x 37, (S) x 21

Row 15: (T) x 46, (S) x 12

Row 16 and 17: (T) x 58

Section C begins (completed in the Dragonfruit color in Tunisian knit stitch). Continue in the knit stitch pattern for Dragonfruit and simple stitch for Thatch following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Tunisian knit stitch: Insert hook into back of work (do not go into the vertical bar) and pull up a loop across. Normal RetP across. Refer to video tutorial above.

Row 18: (D) x 2, (T) x 56

Row 19: (D) x 5, (T) x 53

Row 20: (D) x 9, (T) x 49

Row 21: (D) x 14, (T) x 44

Row 22: (D) x 20, (T) x 38

Row 23: (D) x 27, (T) x 31

Row 24: (D) x 35, (T) x 23

Row 25: (D) x 44, (T) x 14

Rows 26 to 28: (D) x 58

Section D Begins (Completed in Ambrosia in Tunisian simple stitch). Continue in the simple stitch for Ambrosia and knit stitch for Dragonfruit following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Row 29: (A) x 2, (D) x 56

Row 30: (A) x 4, (D) x 54

Row 31: (A) x 8, (D) x 50

Row 32: (A) x 13, (D) x 45

Row 33: (A) x 19, (D) x 39

Row 34: (A) x 26, (D) x 32

Row 35: (A) x 34, (D) x 24

Row 36: (A) x 43, (D) x 15

Rows 37 to 39: (A) x 58

Section E Begins (Completed in Velvet in Honeycomb stitch). Continue in the honeycomb stitch for Velvet and simple stitch for Ambrosia following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Row 40: (V) x 2, (A) x 56

Row 41: (V) x 5, (A) x 53

Row 42: (V) x 11, (A) x 47

Row 43: (V) x 18, (A) x 40

Row 44: (V) x 26, (A) x 32

Row 45: (V) x 35, (A) x 23

Rows 46 to 58: (V) x 58

Section F Begins (Completed in Ambrosia in simple stitch). Continue in the simple stitch for Ambrosia and honeycomb stitch for Velvet following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Row 59: (A) x 2, (V) x 56

Row 60: (A) x 5, (V) x 53

Row 61: (A) x 9, (V) x 49

Row 62: (A) x 14, (V) x 44

Row 63: (A) x 20, (V) x 38

Row 64: (A) x 27, (V) x 31

Row 65: (A) x 35, (V) x 23

Row 66: (A) x 44, (V) x 14

Rows 67 and 68: (A) x 58

Section G Begins (Completed in Dragonfruit in knit stitch). Continue in the knit stitch for Dragonfruit and simple stitch for Ambrosia following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Row 69: (D) x 2, (A) x 56

Row 70: (D) x 7, (A) x 51

Row 71: (D) x 13, (A) x 45

Row 72: (D) x 20, (A) x 38

Row 73: (D) x 28, (A) x 30

Row 74: (D) x 37, (A) x 21

Row 75: (D) x 46, (A) x 12

Row 76: (D) x 58

Section H Begins (Completed in Thatch in simple stitch). Continue in the simple stitch for Thatch and knit stitch for Dragonfruit following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Row 77: (T) x 2, (D) x 56

Row 78: (T) x 5, (D) x 53

Row 79: (T) x 9, (D) x 49

Row 80: (T) x 14, (D) x 44

Row 81: (T) x 20, (D) x 38

Row 82: (T) x 27, (D) x 31

Row 83: (T) x 35, (D) x 23

Row 84: (T) x 44, (D) x 14

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Colors of the Wind Wrap Sections H to O color chart begins.

Row 85: (T) x 58

Section I Begins (Completed in Snow in Honeycomb stitch). Continue in the simple stitch for Thatch following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Row 86: (S) x 2, (T) x 56

Row 87: (S) x 5, (T) x 53

Row 88: (S) x 11, (T) x 47

Row 89: (S) x 18, (T) x 40

Row 90: (S) x 26, (T) x 32

Row 91: (S) x 35, (T) x 23

Row 92: (S) x 45, (T) x 13

Rows 93 to 95: (S) x 58

Section J Begins (Completed in Ambrosia in Honeycomb stitch). Continue in the honeycomb stitch for Snow following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Row 96: (A) x 1, (S) x 57

Row 97: (A) x 3, (S) x 55

Row 98: (A) x 7, (S) x 51

Row 99: (A) x 12, (S) x 46

Row 100: (A) x 18, (S) x 40

Row 101: (A) x 25, (S) x 33

Row 102: (A) x 33, (S) x 25

Row 103: (A) x 42, (S) x 16

Row 104: (A) x 52, (S) x 6

Row 105: (A) x 58

Section K Begins (Completed in Dragonfruit in Honeycomb stitch). Continue in the honeycomb stitch for Ambrosia following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Row 106: (D) x 1, (A) x 57

Row 107: (D) x 3, (A) x 55

Row 108: (D) x 6, (A) x 52

Row 109: (D) x 10, (A) x 48

Row 110: (D) x 15, (A) x 43

Row 111: (D) x 21, (A) x 37

Row 112: (D) x 28, (A) x 30

Row 113: (D) x 36, (A) x 22

Row 114: (D) x 45, (A) x 13

Section L Begins (Completed in Thatch in Honeycomb stitch). Continue in the honeycomb stitch for Dragonfruit following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Row 115: (T) x 1, (D) x 57

Row 116: (T) x 4, (D) x 54

Row 117: (T) x 8, (D) x 50

Row 118: (T) x 13, (D) x 45

Row 119: (T) x 19, (D) x 39

Row 120: (T) x 26, (D) x 32

Row 121: (T) x 34, (D) x 24

Row 122: (T) x 43, (D) x 15

Rows 123 and 124: (T) x 58

Section M Begins (Completed in Velvet in Simple stitch). Continue in the honeycomb stitch for Thatch following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Row 125: (V) x 1, (T) x 57

Row 126: (V) x 4, (T) x 54

Row 127: (V) x 9, (T) x 49

Row 128: (V) x 15, (T) x 43

Row 129: (V) x 21, (T) x 37

Row 130: (V) x 29, (T) x 29

Row 131: (V) x 38, (T) x 20

Row 132: (V) x 47, (T) x 11

Rows 133 and 134: (V) x 58

Section N Begins (Completed in Ambrosia in Knit stitch). Continue in the simple stitch for Velvet following color changes from the color chart and written instructions below.

Row 135: (A) x 1, (V) x 57

Row 136: (A) x 3, (V) x 55

Row 137: (A) x 7, (V) x 51

Row 138: (A) x 12, (V) x 46

Row 139: (A) x 18, (V) x 40

Row 140: (A) x 25, (V) x 33

Row 141: (A) x 34, (V) x 24

Row 142: (A) x 43, (V) x 15

Row 143: (A) x 58

Section O Begins (Completed in Snow in Honeycomb stitch). Complete all remaining rows in Honeycomb stitch.

Rows 144 to 157: (S) x 58

Finishing touches for this Color block crochet scarf:
Attach fringe using remaining yarn: Cut 8 in. pieces and fold and attach to short edges of the wrap. Steam block and trim fringe.

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This is an original pattern from Noor’s Knits, ©2021. Please do not reprint, repost, or sell any parts of this pattern, but feel free to link back to my blog. You are welcome to sell finished items made from this pattern but please kindly link back to my website. Send questions to noorsknits@gmail.com.

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