Crochet Pattern Triangular Scarf "Pantariste"

Pantariste is an asymmetrical triangular scarf that is made of loads of front post and back post stitches. The scarf has a beautiful leaf pattern on one side (the dense variation of the pattern that has already been used in the loose scarf Perimede), and different front post/back post patterns on the remaining part of the scarf.

The leaf pattern needs a lot of focus while crocheting, while the remaining part of the scarf can easily be crocheted while watching TV.

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

The pattern is intended for advanced crocheters, beginner might find the leaf pattern a bit difficult.

Following stitches and techniques are used:

• magic ring
• chain stitch
• double crochet
• treble
• front post double crochet
• back post double crochet
• front post treble
• crochet stitches together
• increase
• crochet 3 stitches around one stitch

The pattern includes:

• general information on the pattern
• used stitches and abbreviations
• used tools and wool
• written description of each row
• crochet chart (drawn on the computer)
• photo tutorial for special stitches

Loads of photos make it easier for you to crochet the scarf.

Size Information

The scarf shown on the pictures has following dimensions: 130 x 110 x 175 cm. If you use different wool, a different hook size and have a different tension, the size may vary.

If you want to crochet your scarf larger, please get in touch with me; I am happy to provide further rows upon request.

Materials List

Following tools are needed:

• crochet hook 3.5 mm
• scissors
• sewing needle
• stitch marker (optional)
• pins for stretching the finished scarf

Following wool was used:

• manufacturer: Lilu's Märchengarne (fairy tail yarns)
• wool: 50% cotton, 50% polyacryl, 4 thread yarn
• meterage: 1520 m (400 g) - nearly the whole bobbel was used
• color: Eisfee (700)

Any other wool can be used but the size may then vary a bit.

Additional Details by the Author

You may sell scarfs made with this pattern, as long as you have made them by yourself and mention me as designer of the pattern. You are not allowed to sell the pattern, further distribute it or publish it (also not parts of it).