This scarf is a fun project for any intermediate crocheter. It is created by weaving chain lengths through a crocheted mesh. The pattern is written in UK Terminology and was originally featured in Crochet Now Issue 34.
 
Skill level: Intermediate
Yarn required: Any 4-ply weight yarn
Yarn quantities: 100g each of 4 different colours + a small amount (approx 10g) of an accent colour
Yarn used in sample: West Yorksjire Spinners Signature 4-ply 1 ball of each in Juniper 157 (Yarn A), Bubblegum 360 (Yarn B), Blackcurrant Bomb 735 (Yarn C), Blue Raspberry 333 (Yarn D), Marshmallow 011 (Yarn E)
About the yarn: 4-ply; 400m per 100g ball; 75% wool, 25% nylon
Tension: 30 sts x 24 rows = 20cm measured over mesh (1 tr, 1 ch)
Hooks used: 3.5mm, 4.5mm
Sizing: 33cm x 121cm (This is the finished size. The scarf length reduces from approximately 150cm following the weaving).
Hints and tips:
Make sure your foundation chain is quite loose so that it matches the width of the scarf and so that you can attach the tassels at the end.
Weave in all the ends before starting on the woven chains.
Take care when measuring and weaving the vertical chains not to stretch them and keep them at an even tension.