I recently received a tote full of some fun goodies from Red Heart and immediately fell in love with one of the items inside! It’s this Boutique Sassy Fabric … isn’t it awesome?! I knew I had to try to come up with a crochet ruffle scarf pattern with it.
It’s a sheer fabric strip with holes along the edge for you to work into …
I played around a bit and here is what I came up with. I worked it along with some coordinating yarn I had laying around.
Start with a slip knot on your hook, insert your hook into the first hole of the fabric and pull it through the loop on your hook.
Skip the next 2 holes in the fabric, *then yarn over and bring the yarn through the hole and then through the loop on your hook.
Skip the next 2 holes and repeat from * until you have the length you want.
That’s it! Pretty easy and fun, huh?! You can even whip up a last minute gift for someone in no time at all.
i found this very same thing last night in my stash. I forgot I bought it a few year ago. I made a beautiful scarf just last night. It worked up fast.
I absolutely love polka dots, love black and white, combined they are wonderful!
I am new to crocheting and I love how you made this scarf but unfortunately I am not understanding the looping with the yarn – do you have a video on how to make this scarf? Thank you for any help you can give me. 🙂
I was trying to see what size needle you use. And you said skip two holes. Do you skip the two holes and slip stitch into the next hole is that what you mean. Because I really love this scarf.
I’m confused about the second set of instructions. Do you yarn over before going into the hole, or do you pick up a loop of yarn after going into the hole? Hop that makes sense!
Love these patterns.
Did it only take one package of fabric to make the scarf, or did it take more?
Yep, just one 🙂
I just did something similar with this Loops and Threads Florence “yarn” from Michael’s. I think I prefer the way the Red Heart fabric loops, though.
http://www.michaels.com/loops-and-threads-florence-yarn/M10290125.html?dwvar_M10290125_color=Black%20Small%20Floral#start=9
I’d never seen this fabric before, but now I think I definitely need to give it a try for some fun scarves.
This is the perfect “quick to crochet” gift for the feminine woman in your life! LOVE it!
Like your outcome better than Red Hearts… theirs looks more like a lei to me..now my friend goes to Jimmy Buffet concerts, so I may make a couple their way for her… but for gifts I would use your method… great easy project and I am thinking of using it for edging on a blanket for myself… thanks for the intro….
Even though I did try it with success via RedHeart video, I’m loving this way too!!! Thanks for the tip using the yarn!
I haven’t seen this stuff before! I’ll be on the look out now! I want to make my daughter a ruffle skirt, this stuff would look even better than the other ruffle yarn I think!
I am going to try and use this. I have a pattern for a tote from the lates Crochet Today mag…
It’s really beautiful scarf .Thank you for lovely pattern
this is gorgeous!!
Looks lovely and the Sassy Fabric yarn feels so nice to the touch too 🙂 I tried this same sassy fabric with the rose brooch pattern they have and it makes a lovely finished piece 🙂 Fun to be able to crochet with something other than yarn 🙂
So simple and yet so dressy, I can just imagine this worn with a sophisticated evening dress, thank you for playing around and featuring this new idea from Red Heart x
Very pretty 🙂 Thanks for sharing your idea.
love it gotta go price it so i can start making some thank you vicky
Bought this to make a Christmas gift and made it using the Red Heart instructions. I found that is slipped through itself and wasn’t thrilled with the results. I wish I had thought to do it the way you did. It turned out lovely and was much appreciated by the recipient, but I wasn’t thrilled.
Love the scarf. I haven’t tried the sassy fabric before – next time I go to the craft store I’ll have to check it out. Thanks for showing how to work with it. 🙂