Sandrine Scarf

The Sandrine Scarf is lightweight and lacy crocheted lengthways in one piece using an easy double crochet 2 together mesh stitch. Worked over 16 rows, the open stitch pattern creates an airy fabric with beautiful drape while allowing the colour changes to stand out. Four complementary shades are used, making this a great project for combining part-used balls from your stash. The colour sequence is easy to adapt, so you can use fewer shades, work the scarf in one colour or create your own combination. You can also change the yarn fibre or weight to make a scarf suited to different seasons. > This pattern is free to view on my website (ad supported): https://www.jerasjamboree.co.uk/lacy-crochet-scarf-pattern-sandrine/ /DETAILS Skill level : Easy US Terminology /MATERIALS Yarn A: 88 yds (80 m) Yarn B: 55 yds (50 m) Yarn C: 55 yds (50 m) Yarn D: 22 yds (20 m) Total: 220 yds (200 m) Crochet Hook: 4mm Scissors Yarn Needle /FINISHED SIZE Approx 6” (W) x 39” (L) /STITCHES AND ABBREVIATIONS USED Double Crochet 2 Together Mesh Stitch The double crochet 2 together mesh stitch combines three basic stitches: double crochet (dc) double crochet 2 together (dc2tog) chain (ch) Change Colour (CC) chain (ch) each (ea) repeat (rep) Right Side (RS) skip (sk) space (sp) stitch (st) Copyright @ Jera’s Jamboree 2026. No part of this pattern may be reproduced or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise, without prior written permission from the author. Sales of finished product are permitted.