How to Crochet Pink Ribbon Cancer Awareness Scarf

Inspired by Cancer Awareness is the Crochet Pink Ribbon Shawl. The stitchwork is relatively easy to remember. Once you get started, there are only two rows to remember. Once you get it into your head, you can crochet pretty quickly.

This uses Caron Simply Soft yarn. It drapes beautifully.

VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00 Start
0:01 Pattern Overview
1:13 Crochet Diagram Review
1:52 Beginning
2:51 Row 1
5:48 Row 2
8:06 Row 3
10:11 Repeat Rows 2 and 3 until 30" long.
9:53 Edging Review
10:57 Edge Row 1
14:08 Edge Row 2
16:05 2nd Half Crochet Diagram Review
16:54 Row 1

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This video is closed-captioned for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. The captioning is also available in multiple languages such as Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. The written pattern is only available in English.

PATTERN DETAILS
Project Level: Easy
Project Size: Long Average Adult
Pattern Gauge: 16 sts = 4"
Designer: KJ Kay
Stitch Multiple is 8 chs + 2
Hook Size on Pattern: 5 mm / H/8
Yarn In Pattern: Caron Simply Soft
For Teaching Purposes: I am showing 5.5 mm / I/9 hook with Patons Alpaca Blend
Please use the pattern for details on yarn quantities, gauge and other details not listed here.

PATTERN DATE OF DOWNLOAD PDF
2013
This pattern may have been updated since the creation of this tutorial and the information or presentation of the printable PDF may have been changed without notice.

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VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00 Start
0:01 Pattern Overview
1:13 Crochet Diagram Review
1:52 Beginning
2:51 Row 1
5:48 Row 2
8:06 Row 3
10:11 Repeat Rows 2 and 3 until 30" long.
9:53 Edging Review
10:57 Edge Row 1
14:08 Edge Row 2
16:05 2nd Half Crochet Diagram Review
16:54 Row 1

#crochet #crochetshawl #crochetwrap

[riverramblings]

I so remember this pattern! I am a 23 yr survivor of breast cancer! Now that you have gifted us these brilliant diagrams, I will be making one in purple! 💜 The color for survivors!🎉THANK YOU!!!🎉

[erikagholston]

Thanks for sharing, now I need to find the perfect yarn.

[alexcarrn]

This scarf/ shawl is beautiful.
I have to consider making one for my friend who is cancer free right now. TY for bringing this to us.

[mariannesartcorner]

Thank you for sharing this. A good friend of mine has breast cancer and I think I found the gift to give her to show my support.

[alejandraacosta]

Me gusta muchísimo verlo tejer!!!! Parece tan fácil cuando lo veo!!!! Gracias maestro 😘🇲🇽🦋🦋

[mrsladylopez]

That’s looks so pretty. You create such beautiful pieces! Thanks for sharing 🙂

[pauladavitt]

That is so lovely. Will definitely add it to my list to try.

[patpowell]

My sister died of breast cancer…much to young and her granddaughter was only young and because I have 4 grandsons and no granddaughters she became my surrogate and I love her dearly. My sister would be so proud of her…I’ll make this for her and one for her mum too. Thank you Mikey. Bye 💁🏼‍♀️

[amethystanne]

Thank you for everything involved in this project.

Ssooo pretty!

The pattern reminds me of an enlarged version of the Mile-A-Minute lace technique. Very cool!

[susanvampressqueencolvin]

Lovely scarf. Have it saved now . Have a good 1 Mikey ❤