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Saturday, January 22, 2005

HASCARF

HASCARF
(hat/scarf)
copyright © 01/22/05 Dot Matthews
hascarf hascarf
Size: Adult hat 21" to 23", hat portion measures 10 1/2" from crown to edge; scarf portion measures 6" by 42" from the bottom of the scarf to the crown of the hat.

Materials: M hook, Red Heart Super Saver yarn, approximately 8 oz

Pattern is worked holding 2 strands of yarn together

Gauge – 4 dc = 2" and 2 rows = 2"

Abbreviations used:
ch – chain
dc – double crochet
ea – each
sl st – slip stitch

Note 1: ch 2 does not count as a stitch
Note 2: when joining rounds, skip over the beginning chain and join in the first "real" stitch.
Note 3: for a longer scarf, keep working in rows until scarf is as long as you want.

ROW 1: ch 14, dc in 3rd ch from hook and in ea ch to end. (12 dc) ch 2, turn

ROW 2 thru 40: dc in ea st across. ch 2, turn at the end of ea row. (12 dc)

The next row is worked as a round as follows: crochet in the back loops all the way across. When you get to the end, do not turn, skip the beginning ch 2, then, continue on the same round by crocheting in the front loops of the same row.

ROW 41: ch 2, work in back loop only, dc in ea st across. Do not turn at end of row, skip ch 2, dc in front loops of ea stitch around. Join with a sl st in first dc. Ch 2, turn(24 dc)

ROW 42: *2 dc in next st, 1 dc in next st. Repeat from * around. Join with sl st in first dc. (36 dc) Do not turn at the end of the row.

ROW 43 thru 51: ch 2, dc in ea st around. Join with sl st in first dc. (36 dc) Do not turn at the end of the rows.

ROW 52: ch 1, sc in ea st around. Join with sl st in first sc. (36 sc)
Fasten off and weave in ends.

Posted at 02:22 pm by Dot


	Pati February 20, 2009 06:56 PM PST would you please do a picture where the scarf and the hat join


	Linda March 10, 2008 09:17 PM PDT Looks really nice, I'm gonna give it a try. Linda - PA


	Theresea January 17, 2007 05:51 PM PST Thanks for this pattern! I was looking for a hat/scarf combo that I really liked for my daughter and this worked great! I just changed the hook to a smaller one so that it would fit a child's head. I can't believe how quickly it went together :)


	Dot November 22, 2005 04:39 PM PST Thanks Julia, glad it worked out for you. Happy holidays!


	JULIA November 22, 2005 01:02 PM PST thank you so much for the patterne for the neck warmer it worked up so fast my daughter will love it and i know my son will want one too. thanks again julia


	Name November 16, 2005 07:30 PM PST This looks great! Gotta make it!


	Dot November 16, 2005 04:14 PM PST Hi Sherri B. Glad you like it.


	Dot November 16, 2005 04:12 PM PST Hi Carol, thanks. Sorry I didn't reply sooner, but I didn't see your comments.


	Sheri B. November 16, 2005 02:41 PM PST This is THE CUTEST thing! Now I have to go out and buy a size M hook just so I can make one! Hugs!


	Carol October 13, 2005 02:26 AM PDT This is such a cute pattern , I can't wait to make one which I plan on giving as a Christmas gift. Thank You for having the free patterns.. so many sites want to charge for a pattern ... Carol


	Dot October 1, 2005 04:43 PM PDT Hi Brenda. This is 1 item, a scarf that ends with a hat. You make the scarf part first and then starting with row 41 you begin the process of making the hat. I think if you can follow the instructions one step at a time, you will see how it is done. I'm sorry to say, I don't have any cardigans right now. I'm still trying to learn how to make them. Hope you enjoy the pattern.


	Brenda October 1, 2005 02:38 PM PDT Hello Dot, I am a beginner to crochet. This pattern would be perfect for the harsh winter her in Norway. The instruction is only for the scarf, right? How do I crochet the hat? Are the 2 items crochet joinly? Please advise. ..... do you have any simply cardigan patterns? hugs frm Brenda


	Dot March 1, 2005 05:38 PM PST Hi Carol, I'm glad you were able to adjust the hascarf to your needs. Thanks for the information on the smaller hook size and longer beginning chain, that's good to know. I think this would make great christmas gifts. Certainly would be a unique gift.


	Carol March 1, 2005 10:31 AM PST Thanks for the hatscarf pattern...I live in Manitoba too and this is great for winter! I didn't have the size hook that you used so used size 7mm instead and did a starting chain of 18...worked out fine! I might make a couple of these for X-mas gifts!


	Dot January 30, 2005 06:09 PM PST Thank you Alyce. I'm glad you like the patterns. I love to share them with you.


	NameAlyce January 30, 2005 05:06 PM PST What a wonderful pattern, I look forward to keeping in touch. You have such wonderful ideas. Thank You SOOOOO much Alyce


	Dot January 29, 2005 08:20 PM PST That's great, Flora. I'm glad it was easy to do and it's good to know the Bright and Lofty worked out well. Thanks for letting me know.


	NameFlora January 29, 2005 07:36 PM PST Hi Dot--I just finished a hascarf for myself and it was easy! But I didn't have enough worsted on hand. Instead I used one strand of Red Heart Bright and Lofty. It turned out super!!


	Dot January 28, 2005 07:39 AM PST Thank you, Marilyn. This is a farily simple pattern so I bet you can do it. Oh, yeah, we'd probably like being your friends, too. Good luck with the pattern.


	Marilyn January 28, 2005 02:57 AM PST Love your hascarf. Wonder if I could make it. Think I'll give it a try. You're so clever! Thanks for posting your picture. You and Spike look like someone I'd like as my friends.


	Dot January 28, 2005 12:33 AM PST Thank you, Patti. Good luck with the pattern, and let me know if you have any questions. I'll do my best to answer them for you.


	PATI January 27, 2005 11:56 PM PST I HAVE ONLY JUST BEGAN TO CROCHET, BUT AM GONNA TRY THE HASCARF. GREAT PATTERNS.


	Dot January 27, 2005 09:21 AM PST Thank you, Sandy. That rug was a fun project and it was made with scraps of 4 ply yarn tied together. I just made an extremely long I-cord using the knitting knobby. The yarn pieces I used were probably 3 inches to several yards of a color. As I ran out of one color, I just tied on another and just kept going. The knots and tails are easily hidden in the center of the I-cord so there was not weaving in of ends.


	Sandy January 27, 2005 02:19 AM PST Wow what beautiful work and so much, lots of eye candy yum, I would like to lnow about that rug in the photo section it was made with the knitting knobby, my question is what find of yarn did you use I guess I mean what ply was it, it is just gorgous I want to make one bye for now you can email me at sjsmith1@shaw.ca much appreciated Sandy in Canada


	Dot January 25, 2005 05:33 PM PST Thank you, Heather. I certainly appreciate your kinds words.


	Heather T January 25, 2005 05:13 PM PST You are so amazingly talented! I never know what you will come up with next. I click with anticipation when I see your name on Crochetville and love to see every creation you come up with. You are so talented Dot!


	Dot January 25, 2005 12:13 PM PST Yay, Cheryl! I love to hear that someone thinks my patterns are easy to follow and understand. Thank you for sharing that with me. I hope you stay toasty warm in this hascarf.


	Dot January 25, 2005 12:09 PM PST Glad I could help, Janie. I hope this hat fits your needs. Keep warm! and thank you.


	Cheryl From Canada January 24, 2005 11:40 PM PST Hello Dot I made your hat scarf and it turned out great your patterns and instructions are so easy to follow I can't wait to wear it out on my next walk .....lastnight I went out on my walk and it was bitterly cold I wish i had this hat to wear then thankyou again


	janie :) January 24, 2005 08:11 PM PST oh this is exactly what i have been looking for!! i live in Canada too and i pick my daughter up after school and this will keep me warm and its cool too! i love your designs Dot! thank u!!


	Dot January 22, 2005 05:19 PM PST blush, blush Thank you, Jewels. I appreciate your kind words. I bet it does get cold there.


	Jewels January 22, 2005 04:50 PM PST Dot - YOU RULE!!!!! What an awesome idea - again!! especially in the cold winters of Winnipeg. thank you for being so generous and sharing. :)

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