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Eustis Scrunchie

This scrunchie is a bit different from the other ones I have designed. It is made so that half of the elastic is full and the other half is just covered. I have seen this type before and wanted to design one.

Materials Needed
Small amount Dawn Sayelle worsted weight yarn. Dark Dusty Rose.
One large hair elastic like Goody.
Size H/8 5.00mm aluminum crochet hook.
Yarn Needle for weaving in ends

Yarn Thickness: 3mm
Gauge: 4sc=1"
Finished Size: 4½" diameter
Skill Level: Beginner

Instructions

ROW 1: Join yarn on elastic band. *Sc. Ch1. Rep from * 13 times more. Then ch3 more. Dc in band. **Ch2. Dc in band. Rep from ** 12 times more. Ch4, turn. Now you will work in rows.

ROW 2: Dc, ch2, dc (V st made )in first ch2 sp and in each ch2 sp across. Ch 1. Dc in 3rd ch of ch4. Ch 1, turn.

ROW 3: *4dc in next Vst. Sc in space just before next vst. Rep from * across. Sc in 3rd ch of ch4. Fasten off and weave ends into work.

Random Quick Tip!

Save Ink While Printing Bead Sheets
When setting up your printer for printing bead sheets, be sure to set your DPI to no more than 150 dots per inch. You don't need the extra ink that a higher resolution produces and by reducing the resolution, you lessen the chance of ink bleed when you dip or glaze your paper beads.