kitty

scarf

what you need

any yarn you like (I used two strands of worsted weight yarn, 300g in total

(Drops Cotton Merino and Drops Brushed Alpaca Silk, about 3 skeins each))

any hook that fits your yarn weight (I used a 7mm hook)

tapestry needle (for weaving in end)

measuring tape

stitch markers

scissors

abbreviations

ch = chain

dc = double crochet

sl st = slip stitch

st = stitch

scarf

Chain your desired scarf width.

I did approx. 22cm / 20 stitches.

Do two more chains (these are your

turning chains). Do one dc into the

third stitch from hook (black arrow).

Do one dc into each chain.

At the start of each row do two chains and turn your work.

It does not matter, whether you count the turning chain as

a stitch, this is up to your personal preference. I do not

count my turning chains as stitches.

Do rows with dc until you reach your desired scarf length.

Fasten off.

I did 130cm / 65 rows.

cat hat

The cat hat is worked off center.

That way, the scarf will be (approximately) the same length on both sides when wearing it.

Mark the middle of the scarf with a stitch marker.

Attach a second stitch marker approx. 11cm away.

It does not matter, whether to the left or right.

Attach yarn at the second stitch marker.

Start working dc into the side of the scarf,

away from the first stitch marker.

I do 2 stitches per row.

Do dc unil you reach approx. 28cm.

I did 28 stitches.

Do rows with dc until your hat part is

approx. 36cm long. I did 18 rows.

Fold the hat part in half.

Sl st together along sides (dotted lines).

Fasten off.

Turn hat inside out.

you did it!

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