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Swivel (stepping texture) infinity scarf / Szalik ślimakowy (schodkowy - ukośny) typu komin


Today I would like to present a very simple pattern for a winter infinity scarf matching previously presented winter swivel hat. The pattern consists of chain stitches, slip stitches and double crochets (BR treble crochets) only. It is not only very easy to make but it also looks very impressive. I have done several infinity scarves this way and everyone really likes them!

The measurements given below are for the infinity scarves I made for my nieces, aged 10-12 years. Overall, I used 130 g of yarn (Drops Alaska, col. 11 - dark red, and col. 15 - midnight blue) for an infinity scarf. The hook size was adjusted to the yarn, and in this project I applied 4.5 mm instead of 5 mm. For an adult person I would recommend yarn that could be worked with a hook size equal to 5-6 mm.

This particular design is of multiplies of 5 + 1. I made a chain of 76 stitches (75 + 1 as a turning chain). Join the first with the last stitch using a slip stitch. In the first row make double crochets (BR treble crochets) throughout; a slip stitch in the end to join beginning with the end of the row.

To start a new row - chain 3 stitches - this equals to one double crochet (BR treble crochet).


How to make front and back post double crochet is well explained on a figure below and in the video.


Following from the second row onwards, we will continue making double crochets using a following pattern, where F = front post double crochet, and B = back post double crochet. We will be making 5 rows which would then require repetition to create the swivel / stepping texture effect. In the final row, after you are happy with the length of your infinity scarf, make double crochets (BR treble crochets) only.



What do you think about this "recipe" for an infinity scarf? Is it easy to follow or not? Please let me know by leaving a comment in a box below. Thank you :)

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Dzisiaj chciałam zaprezentować bardzo prosty wzór na zimowy szalik typu komin, który pasuje do czapki ślimakowej przedstawionej w poprzednim artykule. Wzór składa się wyłącznie z oczek łańcuszka, oczek ścisłych oraz słupków. Jest bardzo prosty w wykonaniu, a zarazem efektowny. Zrobiłam już kilka szalików tzw. kominów wykorzystując ten wzór i muszę przyznać, że wszystkim się podobają.

Podane poniżej wartości odonoszą się do szalików, które zrobiłam dla bratanic w wieku 10-12 lat. Łącznie na jeden szalik zużyłam 130 g włóczki. Włóczka, którą dziergałam wymagała szydełka o rozmiarze 4.5 mm zamiast 5 mm (Drops Alaska, kol. 11 - dark red, oraz kol. 15 - midnight blue). Dla osoby dorosłej poleciłabym włóczkę, którą wyrabia się szydełkiem o grubości 5-6 mm.

Szalik rozpoczynamy od zrobienia 76 oczek łańcuszka, pamiętając, że wzór musi składać się z liczby oczek podzielnej przez 5 + 1. Początek łańcuszka łączymy z końcem za pomocą oczka ścisłego.

Celem rozpoczęcia nowego rzędu robimy łańcuszek z 3-ch oczek, który będzie stanowił pierwszy słupek. W pierwszym rzędzie robimy wyłącznie słupki. Zamykamy rząd za pomocą oczka ścisłego.

Jak wykonać przednie i tylnie słupki reliefowe zostały przedstawione na rycinie powyżej oraz w filmach podanych tutaj: przednie słupki reliefowe oraz tylnie słupki reliefowe

Począwszy od drugiego rzędu będziemy trzymać się schematu podanego poniżej. Teraz, w zależności od potrzeby, będziemy robić albo przednie albo tylnie słupki reliefowe według wzoru podanego na schemacie, gdzie P = przedni słupek reliefowy, a T = tylny słupek reliefowy. Należy powtarzać te 5 rzędów, aby uzyskać wzór ślimaka. Gdy uzyskamy zadowolającą długość szalika, w ostatnim rzędzie robimy same słupki (normalne).


Co sądzisz o moim "przepisie" na szalik komin? Czy podany opis jest łatwy do powtórzenia czy nastręcza trudności? Daj znać zostawiając komentarz pod artykułem. Dzięki :)


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