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Brighten-up dreary winter days with this fun and playful owl super scarf! Have a hoot working on this one and get ready to break free of those mid-winter blues.
Choose your favorite color combination to make this extra-long, over-sized scarf. It can be worn several ways and is not only cozy but stylish as well!
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Once again, Sarah from Repeat Crafter Me has created an ultimate design. This owl scarf is SOOO cute! You are going to love wearing it. Scarf is made in 2 pieces then seamed in center. Sarah provides fabulous instructions on her site including a link to a video! Sarah has a great site with lots of free whimsical patterns. Check it out!
The Owl Super Scarf is crocheted using Bernat Softee Chunky. Bernat Softee Chunky yarn is a super-bulky weight (Size 6) yarn that is perfect for knit and crochet garments, accessories, and home décor projects. Available in 35 colors with a range of solid and multi-colored shades, from neutrals to brights. This yarn is ideal for many different patterns. The bulky gauge works up quickly, with excellent stitch definition. Conveniently machine washable and dryable for easy care.
To make the Owl Super Scarf, you will need the following supplies:
- Bernat Softee Chunky or equivalent Size 6 Yarn as follows:
- 5 balls of your Main Color (photo uses Emerald)
- 2 balls of Contrasting Color (Seagreen in photo)
- 1 ball of 2nd Contrasting color for belly and stripes (photo shows Natural)
- 1 ball of Glowing Gold for pompom feet.
- Small amount of white (you can use natural for the owl eyes instead of white).
- US Size H/8 (5mm) crochet hook
- 2 black buttons
- Yarn needle
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