7. Boho Fringe Triangle Scarf
Introduction
Free-spirited and full of movement, the Boho Fringe Triangle Bandana combines textured stitches with cascading yarn fringe along the bottom sloping edges. It is a festival favorite that oozes effortless cool.
What This Idea Means
This idea embraces maximalist textile art, utilizing earthy tones, rich textures, and dangling embellishments to create a vibrant, expressive piece.
How to Make It
- Textured Body: Crochet a triangular bandana using the moss stitch or seed stitch for a durable, woven-look fabric.
- Adding Fringe: Cut uniform lengths of matching yarn (twice your desired fringe length). Using your crochet hook, attach them using larkshead knots along the bottom sloping sides of the triangle.
- Top Straps: Work a sturdy single crochet band across the top horizontal edge, extending into long braided ties.
- Trimming: Trim the bottom fringe evenly with sharp fabric scissors and lightly steam to relax the fibers.
Tips and Variations
- Tip: Comb out the fringe strands with a wire pet slicker brush if you prefer a fluffy, brushed-out bohemian texture.
- Variation: Incorporate wooden beads threaded onto the fringe strands for an extra touch of earthy detailing.
Needs to Make That Thing
- Yarn: 2 skeins of worsted weight boho-toned cotton yarn (terracotta, mustard, or cream).
- Hook: 4.5mm crochet hook.
- Notions: Tapestry needle, scissors, cardboard template for fringe.
