In this video, I show two small bandana-style scarves, crocheted with a #2 crochet hook.
Each one uses about 30 grams of yarn—a tiny amount, yet the resulting piece is very summery and wearable.
One scarf is crocheted from cotton (it breathes and holds its shape), and the other is crocheted from viscose (it's soft, flexible, and comfortable against the skin).
Both are crocheted using a free pattern from open sources (the pattern is well-known and has been circulating online for years, and many people share it).
The scarf is crocheted using individual motifs that are joined together in any order. I show everything in detail: a breakdown of the pattern, how to crochet squares, how to crochet corners, joining, and binding.
Enjoy watching and happy stitching! 💕
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00:15 Pattern analysis
00:09:33 Basic elements
00:09:30 First row of the square
00:12:30 Second row of the square
00:20:44 How to hide the ends
00:23:47 Connecting motifs
00:39:03 Corners
00:46:30 Binding Row 1
00:51:55 Binding Row 2
00:56:48 Teeth