Fan Stitch Crochet Scarf and Beaded Pin

**About the Design** This design is quick and easy to work up. There are two styles of beading used in the design. The pin uses the hook-on method, where a bead is hooked onto each finished stitch, as you crochet. The scarf fringe uses the pre-strung method, but there’s only 23 beads strung onto the yarn for each fringe. Each fringe is worked separately, so there’s not a lot of prestringing to do at one time. The yarns used are very soft and are ideal for wearing around the neck – Targhee wool, which is as soft as Merino and Cashmere, the queen of softness! These accessories would make wonderful gifts, as they are quick to make, yet unique and elegant. **Scarf:** 5″ wide x 40″ long, excluding glass bead fringe **Yarn** Garden Yarns 100% *8-ply) cashmere, approx. 100 yds / 2 oz hanks: 1 hank each MC and CC **Note:** This hand-dyed yarn is no longer available, but any soft heavy worsted/aran weight yarn, such as merino, or baby alpaca would be just as lovely. **Substitute Yarn Wt:** Heavy worsted (aran) weight Other Materials US size G (4.25 mm) crochet hook US size J (6 mm) crochet hook US size 6 (1.5 mm) crochet hook US size 2 – 4 (2.75 – 3.5 mm) circular ndl (as pin back) Glass beads, size 3/0 (5.5 mm) or 6/0 (5 mm): 239 beads total, either oriental pearl, iridescent crystal, or sparkling gold-lined beads, depending on yarn color. Tapestry ndl Small tapestry ndl, floss threader or beading ndl (opt.) **Skill Level:** Intermediate Happy Crocheting! Dawn