****PLEASE NOTE, THIS LISTING IS FOR A DIGITAL PDF PATTERN WHICH CAN BE DOWNLOADED FOLLOWING PURCHASE. THIS IS NOT A FINISHED PRODUCT**** This pattern is inspired by Sandra Miller Maxfield’s blanket cat afghan pattern published in 1997. You can find the blanket pattern for free here: https://app.box.com/s/p5hfc0f7wcorhtm46sujbiinmizb8awc Skill level: confident beginner/Intermediate The stitch is basic HDC (US) but you need to be familiar with colour changes. Other skills: making a chain, HDC, weaving in ends. The pattern includes links to useful youtube vidoes for these basic skills but not tutorial videos specifically for the scarf. This pattern is written in ENGLISH for a two-colour scarf with written instructions and charts provided for two colours. You can make the scarf in more colours by substituting for another yarn colour at the beginning of a new cat head What you'll need: For a two-colour scarf (Navy and white), I used style craft chunky yarn, approximately 200g of each colour to produce a 190 x 16cm scarf, using a 5.5mm hook. Please note dimensions of the finished scarf and the amount of yarn required will vary depending on the yarn you use, your tension and the desired scarf length. You can also use Aran yarn (scarf width approx. 14 cm) For a smaller Toddler or young child scarf, you could use DK yarn to produce a narrower, lighter scarf. • Scissors • Darning/tapestry needle • Recommended hook size for your yarn) I am happy for you to sell finished products based on this pattern in small amounts but please share the link to the pattern, wholesale is not allowed. This pattern is protected by copyright, it is illegal to distribute, copy or sell it as your own. Please do not make video tutorials for the pattern. If you use Instagram please tag me in your finished makes as I would love to see them! My instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crochetbyula/ Refunds are unavailable on this listing as per Etsy policy on digital purchases. To download Etsy files: https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-gb/articles/115013328108-How-to-Download-a-Digital-Item?segment=shopping I hope you love this pattern!
