Anoora Scarf
I gave this beautiful crochet scarf the name Anoora because it’s full of light. The chain spaces it has, are like windows and they create a unique, open and light pattern.
Anoora is a feminine name that can mean ‘honour’, derived from the late Roman masculine name Honorius, ‘grace’, in Hebrew and in English, it can also refer to ‘light.’ A beautiful name if you ask me!
Chain spaces
The chain spaces give this scarf a very stylish look and feel. You’ll be able to wear this scarf during all seasons. It’s not too warm, and it’s a classy accessory that will complement your outfit.
The scarf is worked tip to tip in rows. In the first part you’ll increase on both sides, then comes the middle part, the body, and in the last part you’ll decrease on both sides.
The pattern is suitable for the adventurous beginner. The only stitches you need to be able to make are the single crochet and the chain stitch. I’ve made a photo tutorial to make it even easier.
This pattern is available as a PDF
Yarn
The yarn I used is called Seashell. It is a luxurious and breathable blend of 40% cotton, 35% bamboo viscose, and 25% linen which is a match made in heaven. The yarn is very soft and I love how much drape it has. The Bamboo viscose gives the yarn a delicate and glamorous sheen.
I’ve started a second version using Lang yarn Ortica which is a fluffier yarn. I must say, it looks wonderful! The chains are slightly thicker with this yarn which gives the scarf a different and more robust look.I love it! I suppose you can use any yarn to make this scarf!
Measurements finished scarf: approximately 8 x 240 cm
