Wrap up warm in this super oversized crochet scarf with tassel edging and hexagon snowflake design. Imagine it on a frosty morning walk with a bright winter coat or wrapped as a shawl over a chunky knit for a cosy winter outfit!

*THIS PATTERN IS AN INSTANT DOWNLOAD PDF - not a finished product*
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It’s named after the Stellar Dendrite snowflake, the beautiful snow crystals that have six symmetrical branches. The word dendrite means ‘tree-like’ and inspired the intricate design for each flake. Once you’ve made a few of the hexagons you’ll find it works up quickly, and the variety amongst the hexagons and half hexagons keeps things interesting.

Skill level: Advanced beginner. Uses basic stitches but possibly some new techniques for a complete beginner, all fully explained in the pattern with description and photos.

Size: Approx. 220cm x 55cm (without fringe).

Materials needed:
A (snowflakes) - Aran yarn - 503m / 550 yards
B (contrast colour) - Aran yarn - 1,143m / 1,250 yards
5mm crochet hook
Tapestry needle and scissors
Piece of card 18cm long for tassels

PDF pattern includes: Full written instructions in both UK and US terms, and step-by-step photographs. Note: you will need to know how to complete chain, slip stitches and double crochet and treble crochet stitches (single and double crochet in US terms).

Terms of use:
© This pattern is written and designed by Zoe Beeston, of Victoria Bee Designs. I have invested lots of time and love designing this pattern, taking photos, writing the instructions and making the PDF guide. Please respect my rights, and do not claim the pattern as your own, do not share, or publish this pattern anywhere without my permission. This pattern is for personal and non-commercial use only.