Triangular flat scarf "Sangrey BE" - crochet tutorial

So what do you get when you're indecisive and have great testers? Yep, a wonderful flat scarf that is completely different.
These instructions offer the possibility to customize the scarf. Nope, it's not the wool that's meant, rather you have to make some decisions here before crocheting. It is made up of 8 different pattern sets, and there are some choices here.

The special thing first of all is that the instructions include two different edges. So you can crochet the scarf with a round neck edge or with a straight neck edge. What's the advantage of the round neck edge? You can fold it over like a collar and especially in winter this is like an extra scarf - just different and cozy warm.

In addition, there are 3 different variations of the 2nd pattern set - depending on your choice with large, medium or small holes.

The end pattern can also be chosen. There is a narrow or wide pattern here.

When you want to crochet a smaller shawl, you can crochet the final pattern after each pattern set. But here you have to pay attention to crochet after the middle mirrored to the end.

The instruction includes detailed crochet fonts, written instructions for each row with quite a few pictures, explanations of special stitches and is 60 pages long due to the many possibilities of pattern choice.
The many explanations and pictures make it absolutely suitable even for less experienced crocheters.

If the usual stitches are mastered, there are no difficulties here. You should know the following stitches and techniques:
chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, front and back post stitches, front post double crochet stitches, crochet several stitches together, crochet several stitches in one stitch.

Using hook size 3.5 and 4-thread yarn, the scarf became between 2.4 and 3 m long. Its depth varies between 70 and 90 cm. There is a chart at the end of the scarf that gives a lot of size information from different test crocheters. You can then orient yourself well here.

Naturally, any bobble can be used. This one had 4 threads and about 1500 m. It depends of course on the hook size and crochet, how much run is needed or how large the scarf should be. Using hook size 4 or 5, it already became over 3 m long.

Wool/Producer
Garninspirationen and more by Bianka, Oleander Elfe

Material: 50% Cotton, 50 % Polyacrylic, 4 threads
Weight: 385 g
Length: 1500 m

Tools:
Crochet hook no. 3.0 (3.0mm)
Embroidery needle
scissors
possibly stitch marker