Crochet triangular scarf - Mossini - Moss stitch
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In this video, I'll show you how to crochet the Mossini, a shallow triangular shawl using the Moss stitch (granite stitch, linen stitch, sand stitch).
The triangular shawl is crocheted from the center of the long edge. The pattern is the so-called "Moss Stitch," a grouping of single crochet and chain stitch. The shawl is not as deep and has a slight V-shape, which is more pronounced when using stretchy yarns like Modal or Merino.
The gradient yarn used (preview image) was:
Monk Mobbel Flamingo 4-ply, 900 meters, and a 3.5mm crochet hook.
The shawl has a span of approximately 175 x 48 cm.
You can get the Flamingo viscose mix here:
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Of course, you can choose any color or create your own Mobbel in the shop: www.monk-wolle.de
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Pattern in English:
Start in magic ring:
Row 1: chain 4, 3sc, chain 2 (middle), 3sc, chain 1, 1dc, turn
Row 2: chain 4, work in first stitch 1sc + chain 1, in chain 1 space crochet 1sc + chain1, skip one stitch, work in next sc: 1sc + chain 1, skip next stitch, work in chain 2 space: 1sc + chain2 + 1sc + chain1, skip one stitch, work in next sc: 1sc + chain 1, skip next stitch, work in chain 4 space: 1sc + chain 1 + 1dc.
Row 3: chain 4, work in first stitch 1sc + chain 1, in all chain 1 space crochet 1sc + chain1 until you reach the middle, work in chain 2 space: 1sc + chain2 + 1sc + chain1, in all chain 1 space crochet 1sc + chain1 until you reach the end chain 4 space: 1sc + chain 1 + 1dc.
Simply repeat Row 3