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Monday, March 1, 2021

No-Crochet Lariat


 

Happy March all! We've had a rather balmy weather lately and it started smelling like spring. I just wish it doesn't have one of its tantrums like last year when spring started way to early and then snowed in late April and got everything frostbitten. 

Today I am sharing a very easy to make, no-crochet lariat (you can also call it a "skinny scarf" :)

For this project you need 48 meters of jumbo yarn, and a sellotape.

 Cut 4 strands of yarn, each 4 meters long. That's the first set. Cut yarn for 2 more sets, so there are 3 sets of 4 strands of yarn, each 4 meters long. 
Position them closely next to one another, but easily to distinguish between them, and tape the strands about 10cm inward. Start braiding the sets of yarn. Maintain tension throughout. The lower hanging parts of yarn will tangle, but you need to pull just one of the sets, so it straightens right away. 

When you get near the end, tie the strands into one big knot. Take the sellotape off and do so for the other end. Trim ends, and you are done. 

Decorate with crochet, fabric of felt flowers. Have fun!


14 comments:

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    1. Thank you Julie. I love pairing grey with red :)

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  2. Oh, this is fabulous, Maya! Thank you for the "how-to". I think I will have to fashion me one. =)

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  3. ZAUBERHAFT::: SEHR SCHÖN

    WÜNSCHE noch einen schönen ABEND
    bis bald die BIRGIT aus TIROL

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    1. Thank you so much for the lovely comment and wishes!

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  4. This is lovely Maya and my fave colours. ^^

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    1. Thanks Kate! I also love how beautiful this color combo always turns out.

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  5. This is so pretty, Maya! It would look so pretty over a white shirt so the lovely colors pop.

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  6. This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing the tutorial!

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    1. You are welcome Marielle! Thank you for dropping by!

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  7. Beautiful, Maya! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!

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