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    It's a scarf, it's a hood, and it's got
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    pockets. Let's stitch this beginner
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    friendly project together in just a few
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    hours.
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    Hey guys, I'm T, maker of 600 plus
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    crochet patterns and tutorials. Welcome
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    to the channel. Today's tutorial is
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    classic comfort with pockets. We're
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    making a hooded scarf that's warm,
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    wearable, and timeless. If you're new
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    here, welcome. I share crochet tutorials
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    and cozy patterns every Sunday and
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    Any category 4 yarn will work. I used a
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    total of 330 g. That's 605 yard along
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    with a 5 1/2 mm hook for that soft
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    drapey finish. Pattern link below. Use
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    code TCDDIY for a discount on orders
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    over $9.99. and stay to the end for this
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    week's pattern giveaway. We're using
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    mainly the extended half double crochet
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    throughout the project along with two
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    others. They're all on screen now. Pause
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    to check it out. This tutorial is made
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    for a size small. You can adjust it for
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    your size and explain how to in the
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    video. So, without further ado, here's
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    how to crochet your very own plush
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    hooded scarf with pockets. Perfect for
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    coffee runs, chilly mornings, or gifting
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    to someone special.
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    Getting this cozy scarf started. We're
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    starting with the full length of the
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    scarf.
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    Start by grabbing our category 4 yarn.
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    Make a slip knot. Then grab our 5 and
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    1/2 mm hook. Now we're all going to do a
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    long rectangle that runs from fingertip
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    to fingertip wrapping around the neck
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    just like a cozy hug. We're going to
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    measure from our fingertip up the arm
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    around the back of our neck down the
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    other arm and down the opposite hand.
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    We're going to make an oddnumbered
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    foundation extended half double crochet
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    row that matches that measurement. That
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    measurement for me was just about 70 in
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    or 187 cm. So that's going to be about
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    231 stitches for me. Everyone is going
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    to start with a chain four.
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    We're all going to yarn over and into
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    that first chain that we made underneath
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    that front loop and back bump. bring our
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    hook down and insert our hook underneath
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    those two strands. We should all have
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    two strands plus two loops on our hook.
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    Yarn over and pull through just the two
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    strands. Then to form the first chain,
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    we're going to yarn over and pull
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    through just that first loop. That is
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    the first chain for our foundation
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    extended half double crochet row. Now
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    we're going to extended half double per
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    usual. So yarn over, pull through just
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    that first loop to give us three loops
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    on our hook. Then yarn over, pull
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    through all three. And that is one
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    extended half double crochet. To do the
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    next one, yarn over underneath that
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    first chain that we made underneath that
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    front loop and back loop at the same
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    time. Insert your hook underneath those
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    two strands. Again, yarn over and pull
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    through just those two strands to get
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    three loops on our hook. Yarn over, pull
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    through just the first loop to form the
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    chain. Then we're going to stitch per
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    usual. So, yarn over, pull through one,
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    yarn over, and pull through all three.
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    Now, this foundation extended half
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    double crochet row is doing two things.
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    It's building us a sturdy base,
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    therefore giving us a clean edge. And
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    we're starting our scarf off with this
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    foundation row just so that we don't
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    have to work into a bunch of chains
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    because I checked in the community post.
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    I feel like most of us don't like
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    working into really long chains. And if
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    you haven't actually checked out the
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    community post yet, head on over there
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    cuz we ask really fun questions and have
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    fun conversations over there. Now, keep
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    working these stitches until we have the
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    measurement that we need. Now, the
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    length of my scarf is actually already
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    done. So, I'm going to be doing a small
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    sample size with you. So, just to show
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    yall so far, this is what my scarf looks
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    like. Don't mind the stitch markers.
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    We'll get into that later. But, this is
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    the foundation row. We get a really
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    nice, clean, sturdy edge along the
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    bottom. We just want to make sure that
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    we're using a consistent tension
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    throughout this entire row because this
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    is a little bit longer, so it can get a
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    little heavy. Therefore, it can droop a
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    little bit. And when we have the
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    entirety of our foundation row
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    completed, just double check, make sure
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    that it is still the measurement that
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    you guys need. The rest of the rows for
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    the width of the scarf is going to be
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    back loop extended half double crochets.
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    So, same idea. Our turning chain is
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    going to be a chain three.
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    Turn our work and into that first stitch
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    from our previous row, insert into that
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    back loop. So, yarn over into the loop
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    that's furthest away from us. Insert,
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    pull through to get three loops on our
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    hook. Yarn over, pull through just that
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    first loop to still have three loops on
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    our hook. Yarn over, pull through three.
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    That is one back loop extended half
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    double. Now for the fun part. Keep
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    working back loop extended half doubles
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    to reach the end of the row. When we do,
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    chain three, flip our work, and repeat.
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    Now's the perfect time to get a drink
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    and watch your favorite show cuz this is
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    just rows of back loop extended half
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    doubles. absolutely no increases, no
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    decreases until we get the width of the
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    scarf that we want. Now, keep in mind
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    that this width is going to be the width
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    of our pocket as well, and I wanted mine
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    to be a little bit more narrow. But if
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    you want yours to be a little bit more
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    chunky, that's completely up to you as
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    well. Now, since the width of my scarf
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    is completed, I did a total of just nine
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    rows. This width just about 5 in or 13
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    cm. After that last row, I did cut. And
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    now on to another super easy part, the
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    hood.
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    Now, with the scarf base complete, we
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    are going to build the hood directly on
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    top. We're all going to find the center
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    of the back of the neck. So, just take
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    the amount of stitches that we made,
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    just cut that directly in half. Now,
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    since I made a total amount of 231
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    stitches for my foundation row, my
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    middle stitch is my 116th stitch. So, I
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    place my stitch marker into there. Then,
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    placing this at the center of the back
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    of our neck, we're going to try this on.
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    Then just place our stitch markers into
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    any stitches where we'd like for the
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    edge of the hood to be from my middle
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    stitch marker. It's into my 22nd stitch
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    away on both sides. And that's just
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    about 1 in underneath our collar bone.
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    Now we're going to do one row of
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    increases. Then just work more back loop
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    extended half double crochets for the
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    height of the hood. Working from stitch
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    marker across the back to our next
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    stitch marker. We're going to do two
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    back loop extended halves and increase.
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    Then repeat that all the way across for
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    a really deep, cozy, comfy hood. Placing
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    our hook into our stitch marker, we're
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    going to pull through and chain three.
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    Chain three is not a stitch. We just
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    need the height.
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    Into that same stitch that our chain
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    three is in, place our first back loop
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    extended half double crochet.
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    Then into that next, making sure we're
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    working towards the middle, another back
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    loop extended half double crochet.
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    Then we're going to increase into the
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    next. So into there with one back loop
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    extended half into that same stitch with
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    another back loop extended half. We're
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    going to continue with two back loop
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    extended halves, then an increase until
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    we make our way across to our next
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    stitch marker. And one quick thing, we
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    want to make sure that this base row
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    ends on an odd number. So count it out
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    and if it's even, just sneak in one more
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    stitch into that last stitch. First hood
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    row is all done. Now's the perfect time
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    to try and piece just to make sure that
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    the hood is sitting and fitting the way
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    that you'd like for it to be. Once when
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    it is, all we're going to do is just
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    more back loop extended half double
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    crochet rows all the way up to the top.
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    So no more increases. We're just going
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    to chain three, one back loop extended
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    half into every stitch. At the end of
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    the row, chain three, flip our work, and
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    repeat. So right now, we're basically
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    building another rectangle. And this is
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    going to show the height of the hood. So
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    keep working this until we reach the
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    crown of our head. We have now reached
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    the top of our head. Now for just a few
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    more rows with some decreases in the
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    middle to avoid that point. Just to let
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    y'all know, I have a total of 25 hood
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    rows. That height just about 14 in or 35
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    cm. Now the decrease rows. Pretty
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    simple. Start by finding the middle
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    stitch. We should all have just one
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    since we had an odd number of stitches.
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    My middle stitch in the 31st. Then we're
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    going to do our back loop extended half
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    double crochets until we have two
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    stitches left right before our middle
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    stitch. Then we decrease.
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    Two stitches left before our middle
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    stitch. Now we're going to work a
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    decrease. Five back loop extended half
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    double crochets. So yarn over. Next
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    stitch is back loop. Pull through. Yarn
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    over. Pull through just that first loop.
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    Next stitch is back loop. Pull through.
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    Yarn over. Pull through just that first
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    loop. Again, the next stitch is our
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    stitch marker stitch. Don't put this
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    away too far. We're going to insert into
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    that next stitch as back loop. Pull
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    through. Yarn over. Pull through one
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    loop.
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    Next stitch, pull through. Yarn over,
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    pull through one. Next stitch, pull
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    through. Yarn over, pull through one.
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    Now we should all have a total of 1 2 3
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    4 5 6 and seven loops on our hook. Now
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    yarn over and pull through all seven
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    loops all at once. And with this
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    decrease, we should have four less
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    stitches than our previous row. Go ahead
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    and insert your stitch marker into the
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    top of that decrease. And complete the
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    row with one back loop extended half
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    into the rest of our stitches. And now
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    we're just going to work the same
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    decrease row until we all have a total
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    of two of these rows. Now these two
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    decrease rows is going to soften up the
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    shape for the back of the hood so that
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    we don't have a point right at the
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    curve. Now we're going to seam our hood
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    together. We're going to fold our hood
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    in half and place our hook into the
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    corner stitches of the hood. And this
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    seam is super simple. We're just single
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    crocheting into both panels at the same
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    time. So into the first stitch into the
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    front, first stitch into the back, we're
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    going to single crochet everything
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    together. Now it should be closing up.
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    Keep working this until we've run out of
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    stitches. And this single crochet is
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    going to give us just enough structure
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    but enough flexibility so that the hood
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    is comfy when it's on. Once we have cut,
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    we're going to flip our work right side
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    out so that the seam is now along the
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    inside.
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    And we have just completed the hood. Now
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    let's get started on the pockets.
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    So when it comes to doing our pockets,
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    we're going to try this on. And we're
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    going to place a stitch marker into any
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    stitch for the height that we'd like for
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    the pocket to be because remember the
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    width of the pocket is going to be the
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    same width as our scarf. Now from the
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    bottom of our scarf, I would like for it
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    to cover my whole hand. So I just insert
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    my stitch marker into the 26 stitch from
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    the bottom. Then again, working with our
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    extended half double crochet foundation
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    row, I made a total of 26 stitches. Then
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    did back loop extended half double
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    crochet rows for the same amount of rows
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    that I have for the width of my scarf,
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    which was nine for me. When one pocket's
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    done, we're going to make a second one
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    that's exactly the same. Then we're
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    going to seam it up. Now, the seam is
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    going to be a single crochet seam. Two
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    really important things about this.
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    Number one, when we're seaming the
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    pocket panel to the scarf, we're going
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    to want to make sure that the pocket
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    slit is along the outside of the scarf,
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    cuz once we have it on, if it's on the
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    inside, we're going to have to redo it.
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    So, just make sure everything is aligned
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    and right side out. Then also this seam
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    is also going to single crochet along
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    the entirety just to clean everything up
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    as well. And placing our pocket panel on
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    top of the bottom of the scarf. We're
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    going to seam it together the same way
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    that we did the hood. So just single
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    crocheting in through both the front and
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    the back panel. And I'm going to work
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    towards the back of my scarf first. Once
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    we made our way all the way down to our
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    next stitch marker, we're then going to
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    combine the pocket with the scarf again,
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    just like how we started this piece off
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    with and work our way down. Then once we
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    reach the corner, working along the
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    bottom of the pocket and the scarf, all
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    we're going to do is put two single
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    crochets into every side row. Again,
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    still working in both panels at the same
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    time cuz we're still technically seaming
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    the pocket and the scarf together. And
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    we're just doing two single crochets
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    into every side row because the side
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    rows are just a little bit taller and we
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    don't want the edges to scrunch up on
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    us. Once we reach the other corner, just
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    continue with seaming the pocket and
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    just keep working our single crochets,
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    seaming where we need to all the way up
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    and over. Now, once we reach the edge of
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    the hood, that is going to be side rows.
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    So, again, just two single crochets into
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    each of those side rows. Our single
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    crochet row along the entirety of the
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    piece is completed. And now we are all
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    done. The last thing I have to do is
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    simply weave in all of our ends. And
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    there you have it, y'all. Your very own
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    hooded scarf with built-in pockets. I'm
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    so excited about this cuz I really love
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    all the cozy features between the hood,
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    the scarf, the pocket. Oh, perfection. I
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    can't wait to see your versions. And if
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    you do make your own, please, please,
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    please post it in the community tab. I
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    would love to see it. Now, I want to
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    hear from you guys. What kind of yarn
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    would you use for this? Would you use a
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    solid color? Would you use ombre,
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    speckled, or variegated? And also, what
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    shade would you make this in? Leave your
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    comments down below. Now, please enter
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    this week's pattern giveaway for our
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    cute suspender skirt and our super cozy
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    pullover sweater by telling us what's
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    your favorite snack to eat while you
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    crochet. Now, honestly, just depends on
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    my mood. I love me a good snack, but
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    right now, I'd probably say a protein
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    bar. Now, if you love this tutorial just
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    Happy hooking, and I'll see you on the
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    Learn how to create a cozy and functional accessory with this simple crochet tutorial. This easy crochet project is perfect for crochet for beginners! Follow along to make your very own crochet scarf with pockets and expand your beginner crochet skills. 🧶✨ _______________________________________________ Pattern Link: https://www.etsy.com/listing/4398960831/crochet-pattern-hooded-scarf-with?etsrc=sdt Pattern Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/tcddiy Yarn & Tools Used: Category 4 (330 Gram/605 Yards) Caron Jumbo (Dalmatian): https://www.amazon.com/Caron-Jumbo-Prints-Dalmatian-Yarn/dp/B09VX1ZJYG?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.sEIT_fhpeA3nXd8VQGXFutqgL-eenW3jd30lRiOZaFFb7r09HMmqbJH7uz6G3-BVoS8UfuGn5GMYz-jkZopAU3c7NfFf1c6Ncm4zT_BhJDPpAbj2bwFYsaQRPtPAfcEffIW8UbKAU4hXAqzybwjE4WCO--dqF5w_DvkhEOA-VDQyBck0wIavvKqm2M6_NwIhbAbn4TgVrS79A8SLw780QG_j53c-3KV8gRBNW-DmRXE5oKlpK8SmaaPHXV64TG7z20Fp88lJJzZKqomT9z7uhWcRub70_x6UFyllSMik5ro.BLLDmhLLK8w4ICXb9MwGapEr6UTb483S-Aqzs8O-y6c&dib_tag=se&th=1&language=en_US Hook Link (5.5 mm Hook): https://www.amazon.com/Bamboo-Crochet-Needles-Sewing-Knitting/dp/B07FMP7QWC?s=arts-crafts&language=en_US Stitch Markers: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XCBTNBQ?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B06XCBTNBQ Tape Measure: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000PSA6GU?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B000PSA6GU Yarn Winder: https://www.amazon.com/MIUSIE-Knitting-Needles-Convenient-Installation/dp/B07GPST4VR?language=en_US Ergonomic Hook Hand: https://www.amazon.com/Mayboos-Lightweight-Eco-Friendly-Silver-Plated-Accessories/dp/B07MNZ6S5P?s=arts-crafts&language=en_US Finger gloves: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BHZ2FJDR?th=1&language=en_US ________________________________________________ Tutorial Playlists: How to Crochet for beginners: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VLuvQx3BkE My favorite's: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeOmXYmI1k5yAfBS62GK2EBPdUdwxZUL With Written Pattern: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeOmXYmI1k5wUuHIGEGsnraQHb2aKObvA Cable Collection: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeOmXYmI1k5y-626gOfGqwYpgyJS5RUxz ________________________________________________ 0:00 | Intro 1:00 | Tools 1:18 | How to Crochet - Foundation Extended Half Double Crochet 2:14 | How to Crochet - Extended Half Double Crochet 1:18 | Scarf - Length 5:30 | Hood - Height 8:28 | How to Crochet - Decrease of 5 Extended Half Double Crochet 9:33 | Seam - Hood 10:13 | Pockets - Height 10:44 | Seam - Pocket + Clean up Edge ________________________________________ Follow and tag us in the stuff that you make! We'd love to see! *Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/tcddiy/ *Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser *Twitter: https://twitter.com/tcddiy *Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/tcddiy/ _________________________________________ Weekly Giveaway Details: Winners will be drawn/contacted Saturday to receive the two patterns from that weeks upload. We will contact you directly through your comment with further instructions on how to claim your prize. 😊 1. Must be Subscribed 2. Must answer question that's within video 3. Must follow us on Instagram

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