The Mytikas Scarf - Crochet Pattern

One of the things that I love most about crochet is how it allows us to create something both beautiful and practical at the same time - that is exactly what you'll get with the Mytikas Scarf. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crocheter, this pattern is perfect for you 😀. As you work each stitch, imagine the joy that you will feel from giving it as a gift to someone you love or wearing it yourself!

You might be wondering why it is called the ‘Mytikas’ scarf… it’s a testament to how my brain works, often going off on tangents lol - please feel free to skip ahead if you’d prefer to stick to crochet.

I recently watched a Korean tv show called ‘Physical 100’, where athletes compete against each other in a series of challenges for the honour of being called the best. One of their challenges involved tasks inspired by the ‘punishments’ found in Greek mythology. The upgoing lines within my pattern reminded me of the punishment faced by Sisyphos - to continuously push a boulder uphill. That then made me think about the Greek gods… who lived on Mount Olympus… and Mytikas is the name given to the highest peak of Mount Olympus. Yeah… my brain is odd 😂.

Getting back to crochet… the Mytikas scarf is a filet design that is suitable for crocheters of any skill level. It is available in both adult and child sizing, and has been fully pattern tested.

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This scarf was inspired by my desire to design a pattern that my husband (AKA the husbeast lol) would wear. I feel that men are often overlooked in crochet, and so wanted to shine a spotlight upon them (although this scarf is suitable for every gender).

A FREE video tutorial can be found HERE. A premium PDF version (including both adult and child sizes) is also available on Ravelry, Etsy and LoveCrafts.

The benefits of the premium version include:

  • Ad-free

  • Professionally formatted

  • Printable PDF

  • Available offline

  • Written instructions for both the child and adult-sized versions

  • Check boxes for each row to keep you on track

  • Unlimited pattern support

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We were lucky enough to have some fabulous testers crochet our pattern in order to iron out any kinks. A huge thank you goes out to:

  • Amy Brooks

  • Collene Van Noord

  • Alison Goadby

  • Tonya Saunders

  • Kanika Kapur

  • Latonya Stewart

  • Lisa Eyler

  • Helen Brown

Click on each photo to be inspired by their beautiful work!

Materials

 This pattern can be made with yarn of any weight and any hook size (dependent on the final size that you desire)

The child size (mine was 135 by 13 cm) was made using Stylecraft Special DK in shade Citron –  apx. 245m/270yds.

 

Gauge

To make the scarf as featured above a 10cm square requires 8 rows of 18dc.

 

Difficulty level

Beginner

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The fine print

© 2023 Elimee Designs. All rights reserved.

You may sell the items that you crochet by following this pattern on a small scale provided that you credit Elimee Designs as the designer. Mass production is not permitted. This pattern or any of its parts may not be altered, reproduced, distributed, sold or translated without written permission from Elimee Designs. Copies can be made for personal use only.

Please note that all written patterns from Elimee Designs are non-refundable.

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