1/5Firework Lace Scarf
Original design by @钩韵时光集
A delicate lace scarf worked in fine thread, shaped like an elongated diamond with tapered points at each end. The airy fan-and-mesh "firework" pattern makes it a lightweight, dressy accessory for spring and summer.
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Hook
- 2.0mm
- Yarn
- Size 5 lace thread
Materials
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Stitches used: ch, dc, inc, dec, st
Firework Scarf Tools: Hook: 2.0mm Yarn: Size 5 lace thread Instructions: Starting ch: Ch 4, work back with 3 dc Increase section: Inc on both sides to desired width Even section: Scarf length determined by pattern repeat Decrease section: Dec on both sides to 1 st Pattern: Dc fan stitch + ch mesh (see symbol chart) Oval/diamond shape with pointed ends
Notes
Firework pattern scarf. Diamond/oval shape with pointed ends. Lace fan pattern with 2.0mm hook and lace thread.
Crochet Diagrams
Frequently asked questions
Why use such a small 2.0mm hook?
The scarf is worked in fine size 5 lace thread, so a 2.0mm hook keeps the stitches tight enough to hold the open fan-and-mesh pattern crisply. A larger hook would loosen the lace and lose the firework effect.
How is the diamond shape formed?
You start with a small foundation (ch 4 plus 3 dc), increase on both sides until the scarf reaches your desired width, work straight through the even section for length, then decrease on both sides back down to a single stitch, creating the pointed oval/diamond ends.
Can I make the scarf wider or longer?
Yes. Continue the side increases until you reach the width you want, then add more pattern repeats in the even section to lengthen it before you begin decreasing. The shaping is driven by where you stop increasing.
