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    Free Red Heart Between the V Scarf Pattern + Crochet Diagram

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    A one-row repeating pattern puts your hands in motion for the Red Heart Bitty Stripes Crochet Scarf pattern. It uses just about 50% of a Red Heart Bitty Stripes ball in the colour shown called Sunset Beach.

    A skinny scarf where the colour plays its tune. It is very easy to complete and satisfying to get it done.

    Red Heart Between the V Stitch Scarf Free Pattern
    Red Heart Between the V Stitch Scarf Free Pattern

    Red Heart Bitty Stripes,  283 g/10 oz, 471 meters/515 yards

    ½ Ball of Sunset Beach

    Hook Size: 5 mm / H/8 hook. 

    Gauge: 14 sc and 15 rows = 4” [10 cm]

    Finished size: 108” long x 3.5” wide. 

    Abbreviations List 

    • Beg = Begin(ning)
    • Ch(s) = Chain(s)
    • Dc = Double crochet
    • Rep = Repeat
    • RS =  Right side
    • Sk = Skip
    • Sp(s) = Space(s)
    • St(s) = Stitch(es)

    Instructions

    Ch 15. (Stitch multiple is 2 chs + 5.) 

    1st rnd: RS. 2 dc in 5th ch from hook. *Sk next ch, 2 dc in next ch. Rep from * across. Sk next ch, 1 dc in last st. Turn. 

    2nd row: Ch 3 (counts as dc, here and throughout). Sk next dc, 2 dc in between the sp between posts before the next dc. *Sk next 2 dc, 2 dc in between the sp between posts before the next dc. Rep from * across. Sk next dc, 1 dc in last dc. Turn. 

    Rep 2nd row until scarf measures 108” long or any length you prefer. Fasten off. 

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    Crochet Diagram

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    Crochet Between the V Crochet Diagram
    Crochet Between the V Crochet Diagram
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    Free Red Heart Between the V Crochet Stitch Scarf
    Description
    Learn how to make a one-row repeating scarf with v-sts nesting within each other. Crochet diagram is also available.
    Author
    Michael Sellick
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    1. Juanita Rynearson says

      March 09, 2025 at 10:15 am

      How do you prevent your shawl from "shrinking" in width? My first two rows measure 36" just fine but as I continue crocheting it begins to get narrower. I am not using hardly any tension on my yarn. Does a person use a bigger hook? I want to use the hook required just to see if it's possible to make it work out.

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      • Mikey says

        March 10, 2025 at 9:41 am

        The chain will automatically shrink by 20% no matter what the pattern is. So if you chain 100, by row two, it will be the width of what 80 chains were.

        Take the number of chains you did... x .8. That will give you the number of chains it will actually shrink too. The project will eventually shrink to the level where it stops shrinking.

        So if you really wanted 100 chains as the width, add another 20 to compensate for the shrinkage to keep the 100 chains width.

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