Crochet Pattern Triangular Scarf "Be a Unicorn"

"Always be yourself. Unless you can be a Unicorn. Then always be a Unicorn."

With this pattern you can crochet your own Unicorn shawl. The comfortable size is suitable for almost every season. You can cuddle up in it on cool evenings as well as wear it as a scarf around the neck.

The added chart ca also be used for different projects, for example a blanket with a Unicorn motif. Creativity has no limits!

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

You should know the following stitches:
ch – chain stitch
sc – single crochet
tch – turning chain
inc – increase
st – stitch
dc – double crochet
tc – treble crochet
sl st – slip stitch

The intarsia technique works with colour changes. This project is a little bit complex because of its dimensions. I recommend to practise the technique with a smaller project first. But the pattern explains everything you need to know about the technique.

The pattern contains:

• PDF File with technique and crochet pattern (7 pages)
• Video with explanations concerning the pattern (German language, but the colour changes should be understandable without words)
• PDF File with counting chart for the Unicorn head

Size Information

I used hand-dyed fingering weight yarn (LL 400m/100g). With this material my shawl is 200 cm wide and 80 cm high.
Please note that using a yarn with a different yardage can lead to a different size of the shawl!

Materials List

Yarn in three colours with same yardage and material:
Main Colour: 800 m (bright colour in the example)
Contrast Colour: 600 m (blue in the example)
„Unicorn“ Colour: 80 m (colorful Unicorn-horn in the example)
Crochet hook depending on the yarn (I used NS 4,5)
Woolneedle to sew in the ends

Additional Details by the Author

The design and the written pattern for the „Be a Unicorn“ Shawl is intellectual property of Katharina Friedrich (@kathis.maschen.meditation). The pattern or parts of it are not allowed to be copied, reproduced, exchanged, resaled, changed, published or being pretended as someone’s own pattern. The pattern is only for private use. Photos of finished shawls made with this pattern can be published naming the designer. Finished shawls are allowed to be sold in limited quantity naming the designer.