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    The pattern provides instructions for a worm scrunchie made of crocheted chains attached to an elastic hair band. The scrunchie is made using fingering weight yarn and a 3mm crochet hook by crocheting rounds that alternate between single crochets and chains attached between stitches. The scrunchie gets its name from its resemblance to worms due to the crocheted chains attached in rounds.

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    The pattern provides instructions for a worm scrunchie made of crocheted chains attached to an elastic hair band. The scrunchie is made using fingering weight yarn and a 3mm crochet hook by crocheting rounds that alternate between single crochets and chains attached between stitches. The scrunchie gets its name from its resemblance to worms due to the crocheted chains attached in rounds.

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    The pattern provides instructions for a worm scrunchie made of crocheted chains attached to an elastic hair band. The scrunchie is made using fingering weight yarn and a 3mm crochet hook by crocheting rounds that alternate between single crochets and chains attached between stitches. The scrunchie gets its name from its resemblance to worms due to the crocheted chains attached in rounds.

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    The pattern provides instructions for a worm scrunchie made of crocheted chains attached to an elastic hair band. The scrunchie is made using fingering weight yarn and a 3mm crochet hook by crocheting rounds that alternate between single crochets and chains attached between stitches. The scrunchie gets its name from its resemblance to worms due to the crocheted chains attached in rounds.

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    Cool Wool 1

    WORM SCRUNCHIE BY CAROL IBBETSON

    This scrunchie is relatively easy to make and you can see how it got it’s
    name !

    It is made to fit around a standard 5cm (2in) circular elastic ponytail


    band and can be made using any weight yarn. Tension is not
    important but you should use a hook of an appropriate size for the type
    of yarn you are using.

    YOU WILL NEED

    The sample shown was made using:


    Approximately 5g of fingering weight variegated sock yarn.
    1 x 3mm (US C2/D3, UK11) size crochet hook
    Tapestry needle

    ABBREVIATIONS

    UK terms are used throughout, US terms are listed here for comparison.
    BLO back loop only (back half of the ‘V’ on the top of the stitch), ch chain, dc double crochet (US single
    crochet), FLO front loop only (front half of the ‘V’ on the top of the stitch), ss slip stitch, st(s) stitch(es)

    INSTRUCTIONS

    Using a 3mm crochet hook or the size required


    for your yarn, make a slip knot.
    Round 1: Work around the ponytail band as
    follows: ch1, work in dc. You should make
    enough dc to cover the band the whole way
    around while it is unstretched, ss to beginning
    dc to join.
    Round 2: Ch1 (does not count as a stitch),
    *2dc in next st, 1dc in next st; repeat from * to
    the end, ss in first dc to join. It does not matter
    whether you end with 2dc or 1dc in the last st.
    Round 3: Ch1, 1dc in BLO of each of the next 2
    dc, *ss in BLO of next dc, ch12, 1dc in second ch from hook, work back down the ch with 1dc in each
    remaining ch, ss in BLO of next dc on the band, 1dc in BLO of next three dc; repeat from * to the end, ss in
    first dc. It does not matter where in the repeat you finish.
    Round 4: Ch2, you will now work in the remaining front loops from round 2 as follows: *ss in FLO of next dc
    from round 2, ch8, 1dc in second ch from hook, work back down the ch with 1dc in each remaining ch, ss in
    FLO of next dc on the band, 1dc in FLO of next three dc from round 2; repeat from * to the end, ss in first dc.
    It does not matter where in the repeat you finish. Fasten off.
    Weave in all ends and enjoy wearing.

    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    © Carol Ibbetson, 2020 [email protected]
    Cool Wool 2

    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    © Carol Ibbetson, 2020 [email protected]

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