Breast cancer awareness is a holiday that is much overlooked and we the manufacturers of this item are trying to bring the curative message of the actual day in sync with a design and accessory such as this scarf. A 21st century takes on the classic headscarf, this Breast Cancer Awareness Keyhole Scarf will ensure that you’ve noticed this holiday season. Crafted to perfection and made with love in the USA, this classically styled accessory is a chic way to support the fight against this disease. The scarf isworked in rows, leaving a “keyhole” opening on one end. This means you can have a cozy accessory that’s not super-long, but stays in place without pins or ties. To keep the sherpa around the opening from shedding, I edgestitched the sherpa along the raw edge using a long stitch. You can use your fingers or a comb/brush to gently fluff out the pile after the edgestitching.

Fold under the raw edge of the opening 3/8” and pin. Start stitching from the end of the previous seam and 1/4” from the folded edge around the opening . Versatile wrap can be worn a variety of ways and the keyhole fastening keeps the shawl in place. Designed by Nazanin S. Fard as Fuchsia Keyhole Wrap. Sport weight yarn. This keyhole scarf uses a subtle, faint chevron pattern that is visible when crocheted with one color. Of course you can change colors while crocheting to create bold, not so subtle, chevron stripes too.

Discover you’re next favorite project, and then have fun customizing it to suit your personal taste. Thread a hand sewing needle with thread to match the faux fur and whip stitch the glove to the cuff. This piece is simple enough to let your yarn shine just by itself. Yet allowing you to take full advantage of embellishing options like beads, and sequins which can really bring out its potential for fun and fancy on a night out. It is lightweight yet warm and would be perfect for fall and winter. Directions are also included for adding length to create a longer scarf if desired. The lattice design at the ends can be stitched in contrasting or matching colors to create a unique look!

The pattern’s two-row repeat makes it very easy to memorize, and the simple stitching is appropriate for beginners ready to experience the wonder of crocheting waffles, and for more experienced crocheters who enjoy a relaxing, rhythmic project. It’s perfect for cold winter months! Both the elegance and functionality of this scarf make it perfect for selling at your markets or gifting to your relatives and friends!

With RIGHT sides together, pin the fleece to the sherpa and sew with a 1/4” seam allowance from one side of the opening to the other.

The lacy stitch pattern brings out the texture of the yarn and helps a smaller amount to go further. Solid bands add structure, and draw out more concentrated areas of color. The size can easily be adjusted as well, both in length and width. This means you can modify it for a different weight of yarn if you prefer.Alpi Alpenrose’s ingenious shawl pattern is designed with holes to thread the end of the wrap through. Available in 8 different languages including English. Want something different besides a plain scarf or cowl? This pattern is it! Once made, this scarf will be perfect as an accessory to your outfit or add warmth as you venture outside on a cold winter’s day. This cute fox by StitchEScrochet is a keyhole scarf. Just pull the tail through the head loop to fasten. If your passion is crocheting cute accessories, then this pattern from The Crochet Dude is for you! The Snowflake Keyhole Scarf is based on the cowl construction, but instead of being confined to one side and unable to be adjusted, this scarf can simply be pulled through the keyholes for a completely custom fit. And don’t worry about the ends flying out at inopportune times either, it gets secured by a big snowflake on the bottom. This scarf is also fully customizable with color changes and different snowflakes as well.

We wanted a 3″ finished cuff, so our cut length needed to be double that, or 6″. Feel free to make your cuffs narrower or wider based on the look you want and the type of fur you use. If you use a fur with a longer pile, a longer cuff would look cool. To figure the width of each piece, you need to measure your own hand. Why? Because your gloves will stretch to accommodate the insertion of your hand but the faux fur will not stretch. When you attach the faux fur trim to the glove cuff you are restricting the amount of stretch to the size of the faux fur cuff. You want to be sure you make the cuff wide enough to allow your hand to slide through the cuff and into the glove. It’s really simple to design means that it can be wrapped up in seconds. It’s long enough to be used in many different ways and the wool just makes it super cozy. You’ll end up being amazed at all the things you can do with this scarf! Amazing how something so simple and so basic can become an instant classic! The author has combined all the elements essential to creating a style statement. Clean, warm, and friendly colors; soft fabric and great style. Easy to wear, easy to care for, and ready for all the different styles of both kids and parents, the Best Keyhole Scarf completes any outfit!Find a round household item that both the glove and the cuff will stretch over, leaving a round opening through which your hand can pass. We found a half-used roll of duct tape that worked perfectly. Test that both items can be stretched over the round item. There are so many beautiful designs to choose from and they are easy to make with the step-by-step instructions given below. You will find keyhole scarf crochet patterns that include lace, ribbing, shell stitch, and cable crochet patterns. You will have a hard time choosing which one to make first! Pineapple Keyhole Scarf: Garter stitch scarf with tapered ends and keyhole to slip the end through and hold the scarf in place. Suitable for beginners according to the designer. Designed by Lion Brand. Super Bulky weight yarn. I was going for a rustic Christmas style but if you’re into a more luxurious look, you can use faux fur instead of sherpa to pair with the fleece. You can also customize your scarf – I got these adorable metal tags from Hobby Lobby which I hand sewed on. Lastly, I used jute twine and homemade gift tags to get these cozy soft scarves ready for the teachers. I hope they like them!