Rosaline Scarf

An easy open lace pattern is used to create this delicate crochet scarf. Perfect for draping as a light evening wrap, or winding around your neck as a statement scarf. I choose to make my scarf extra long but you can choose to make your version the length that works for you. This pattern uses lace-weight yarn, and a 3.5mm crochet hook to keep the pattern open and loose, but you may prefer to use a 3.00mm hook  - make a swatch and see what works best for your tension. You can use fingering-weight yarn if you prefer - approx. 600m. The pattern is easily adaptable and you can find some tips in the Notes section. **Skill Level** Only basic stitches are used in this scarf pattern and it is suitable for a confident beginner **Materials** Bilum Hand dyed Yarns Lace Weight /765yds [700m]: 80% Merino Wool, 20% Silk/100gr) 3.5mm [E/4} crochet hook You can use 500 - 600m of any lace weight yarn, or yarn weight of your choice and matching hook. **Measurements** Scarf pictured measures 92in [234cm] long x 12in [30cm] wide after blocking Pattern available to download in US and UK crochet terms Includes a chart A free version is available on my blog