Chain Loop Scarf

This beautiful scarf/necklace is not something you see everyday, it is sure to turn heads. It can be worn as a long necklace or as a scarf when lopped around twice. You won't need to worry about tangles because the yarn handle keeps all the strands together. It is the perfect piece to dress up any casual outfit. It is so easy you must try it!

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Length: Aprox. 26"

Materials: 

You will need about *1- 2 balls of Lion Brand Hometown USA 100% Acrylic Yarn. It all depends on how tight you crochet. I know I crochet more loosely so I used more yarn;

Or any similar bulky yarn.

Yarn needle

Hook: I used a N-9.00 mm

Gauge: There isn't any since you will be only using chains.

Abbreviations:

Sl St- Slip Stich

*UPDATE: Hey so I've been getting a lot of feed back which is great! And I just want to add a few helpful points.

• So I just added up in the materials that for the amount of yarn needed really all depends on how you crochet. 
• So with that, if you crochet tightly you will need to add more than the 125 chains to get the length you want. You basically want the loop to hit just bellow you belly button so you have enough to loop it around one more time and not be so tight.
• This pattern is very easy and flexible so play around with it and do what works for you!

-Ashley

Pattern
To make 1 chain loop.

-Chain 125

-Sl st to the beginning creating a circle/loop.

-Then tie off the ends and cut off any excess yarn.

Create about 12 individual loops. You can add more if you would like it to be thicker.

After completing all the loops, you gather them together in a bunch so that the ends all line up.

The with the extra yarn you wrap it tightly around the entire bundle, making sure to cover up the tied off ends.

This becomes the "handle" and you can choose how wide you want it to be.

Note: Make sure to wrap it around enough times so that the bundle underneath isn't showing.

Once you get it to a point where you're satisfied with it, cut the yarn leaving enough to use the yarn needle and weave it into the handle. Cut any excess.

and then....your DONE!

(I hope to eventually add more pictures so its easier to go through*)