Valeria is one of the popular scarfs from the “Scarfs with a twist” series. This scarf can be crocheted in any size. What makes it even more special is that you can choose and combine the individual patterns as you wish - so you can design your own individual scarf, a unique piece that is definitely an eye-catcher!

The instructions are aimed at advanced crocheters who have mastered the following stitches and techniques:

• Magic ring
• Chain
• Double crochet
• Treble
• Front post puff stitch(can be replaced by front post double crochet)
• Back post puff stitch (can be replaced by back post double crochet)
• Front post double crochet
• Back post double crochet
• Puff stitch

The instructions include:

• General information about the pattern
• Tools and material used
• Stitches, techniques and abbreviations used
• Written description of each row including numerous photos to make it easier to follow
• Crochet chart created on the computer
• Table with the number of stitches or special stitch groups per row
• Tutorial on special stitches

The scarf on the cover picture has the following dimensions: 180 x 75 cm

The scarf can be crocheted in any size, as the rows are repeated. Please note that if you use a different wool, a different needle size or generally crochet looser/tighter, the size may vary.

The following material and tools are required:

• Crochet hook 3.5 mm
• Scissors
• Sewing needle to sew up the loose ends
• Stitch markers (optional)
• Pins for stretching (optional)

The following wool was used:

• Manufacturer: Fadenkreuz – gefachte Schätze (Facebook group)
• Material: 50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic
• Length: 1500 m (of which 1440 m were used)
• 4-thread wool (corresponds to sports or fingering yarn weight) + 1 additional thread Lunar (white)
• Color: Pastello

You may sell scarfs made with this pattern, as long as you have made them by yourself and mention me as designer of the pattern. You are not allowed to sell the pattern, further distribute it or publish it (also not parts of it). It is not allowed to modify the pattern and sell it as your own pattern.