A corner-to-corner modified granny stitch scarf made with color-changing fingering weight yarn

Let the yarn do all the hard work when you make the Kelli Bias Scarf. This lightweight yarn changes color as you stitch, creating a cool, ever-shifting effect. Worked on the bias (which is just fancy talk for diagonally), this scarf offers amazing drape to wrap you in a warm hug on a brisk day.

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MATERIALS
-1050 yards of Mandala String yarn (3 skeins) - substitute the fingering weight yarn of your choice
-4mm crochet hook
-Scissors
-Tapestry needle
-Kitchen scale
-Tape measure

DIFFICULTY
Beginner +. Pattern includes row-by-row instructions as well as a helpful step-by-step tutorial video. 

TECHNIQUES
-Crocheting on the bias
-Working with lightweight yarn
-Increasing and decreasing
-Crocheting a 2-row repeat
-Blocking

SIZES
One size - project made with recommended yarn makes a scarf / wrap that is 70” long x 12” wide

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