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Free Infinity Scarf Pattern Mini Bean Stitch
Fiona Field • Jul 31, 2020
This free crochet pattern features the the Mini Bean stitch (also known as Elizabeth Stitch) so you can create your very own Beautiful Beans Infinity Scarf. The mini bean stitch creates a complex looking, textured fabric but is so simple to crochet.
Crochet a Mini Bean Stitch Infinity Scarf
Mini Bean Stitch (Elizabeth Stitch)
So many people love a textured fabric, but the stitches tend to use additional yarn to create the texture. This isn't the case with the mini bean stitch. Like the puff stitch, you yarn over into the same stitch again to create a stitch that stands out. The number of times you yarn over is significantly less than the puff stitch so uses significantly less yarn! When this stitch is worked in rows, the stitches appear to be travelling in different directions to add even more interest!
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Beautiful Beans Crochet Patterns
I have a whole collection of corresponding crochet patterns to create your own matching accessories that all feature the Mini Bean Stitch. From a beanie hat through to fingerless gloves, the Beautiful Beans Collection has everything you need to keep it cosy in the colder months.
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Skill Level:
Beginner
Materials:
Your choice of yarn and corresponding hook size.
I used 2 x Paintbox Simply Chunky
in shade Champagne White and 6mm crochet hook.
Finished Size:
120 cm x 14 cm
Abbreviations:
Sts Stitches
Ch Chain
Ch Sp Chain Space
Bean Mini bean stitch (Elizabeth Stitch)
Pattern Notes:
The infinity scarf is worked in rows and sewed up using a whip stitch when finished.
Mini Bean Stitch (Elizabeth Stitch)
- Insert hook in to stitch, yarn over and bring loop through stitch. (2 loops on hook)
- Yarn over, re-insert hook in to same stitch.
- Yarn over and bring loop through stitch. (4 loops on hook)
- Yarn over and pull through all 4 loops on hook.
- Ch1 to complete stitch.
How to make Beautiful Beans Infinity Scarf
Ch151
Row 1: Working in the back bump of the chain (see blue needle in photo), in 3rd ch from hook, Bean, skip next ch. Repeat across the chain. Turn. (75 Beans)
Row 2: Ch2, Bean in space below Ch2, Bean into each Ch Sp across (the smaller hole closest to the hook. Turn. (75 Beans)
Rows 3-14: Repeat row 2.
Fasten off and sew ends together with a whip stitch.
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About the Autor
Hi, I'm Fiona, the hands behind Cosy Rosie Crochet - the place to learn to crochet as you make!
With over four years of hands-on experience leading in-person crochet workshops since 2018 and designing and publishing my own patterns since 2019, I bring a wealth of expertise of sharing crochet techniques.....
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