NEEDLEWORKMONDAY: CROCHETING RASTA BUFF

Everyday I am one of the participants of Hive account@dcontest on his daily contest prediction game. In one of his game, the dtubers he supported is Hive account@kaerpediem, I loved how she cover her hair, called buff.
I really had a crush on it, so, I am making it now in Rasta. For my tutorial videos soon, I will use plain light color.

While I was crocheting, I upvoted the answers of the survey at Masmic, to earn xlm. Two birds in one stone...

I started making this last July 31, about 3:30 pm. I put aside my work-in-progress yarnbombing my cane for the marterials is not yet complete.

On this buff, I use 3ply monaco acrylic yarn 3ply with Rasta color black, bloody red, yellow gold and emerald green, with 3.00mm crochet hook.

The foundation line or Row 1: Chain(ch), 1 double crochet(dc) in 3rd chain from hook (considered as twin dc) ch 2, 1dc into to loops of the twin dc. Then repeat 38x or 21 inches long, join to the 1st chain made see to it that it is not twisted, slip stitch (sl st) once in the center of the twin dc.

Row 2: Ch 2, 1 dc into the center of the twin dc, 1single crochet, 1sc into the first ch 2, ch 1, turn your work 1sc into same st.

Row 3: ch 2, repeat process all around. Then turn your work again repeat until your work become 20 inches long.
This is for plain buff.

With the Rasta, I alternate the colors in between the black yarn. Just until here, because the green ball yarn was lost maybe it fell out of my bag at mall this afternoon, so, I will buy again tomorrow.

Thanks for dropping by...
Hive account@jurich60