SASHAY SCARF, how to use Sashay yarn to crochet a ruffled scarf

[@lizlunch7066]

Finally, an easy and clear instructional video on using this yarn! I found some at the Dollar Tree! Thank you!

[@evelynm5713]

I love your tutorials. You're so calm, i don't get nervous! I love the weaving in and out. Thank you

[@patriciamontocchio126]

I love your tutorials thanks so much

[@carolynwesley2171]

Thank you so much for having a sweet simple and to the point video for us gals who just need a reminder and beginners

[@marciecumberland6340]

I've had some of this yarn for 2 years but was afraid to use it. Yesterday, my son,of all people, brought me a ball of it he found on sale table and thought I'd like. So I'm going to try it this afternoon. Thank you for such a clear and easy tutorial.

[@lizerne312]

That is such an easier way to crochet those. I've never been able to crochet them the other way. Always had to knit to get them to work. Thanks going to try it.

[@yarngal123]

I made a scarf with that exact yarn and they make such beautiful scarves! I love them and they make such great gifts too! All my friends I made them for love then so much! Thanks for the awesome video!

[@carmenroupp653]

re-watching videos , love the way this scarf looks when on a black or dark blue back ground it makes it really pop.

[@cakedesigner13]

Emi thank you! Your tutorials are awesome. Even though I am a beginner I will watch your videos and pause where I need to , in order to keep up with you. I absolutely love your tutorials. I have mad a ton of chunky baby beanies and easy booties thank you again

[@derrickdavis5178]

Thanks so much! I appreciate all the time you put in these videos! Alright I've got to make so scarfs!

[@margaretsmith8018]

Thank you! Started one long time ago and gave up due to complicated directions. Your tutorial helped me start over and finish it in no time.

[@123.ABC.33]

Thank you so much for the video. I could find the directions for the knit version but I couldn't find any instructions for the crochet which is what a lot of people do. Thank you again, I am busy making my scarf!

[@MiszMaciel1]

Easiest sashay scarf tutorial I've seen! :-)

[@carmenroupp653]

oh my goodness I love it , I was afraid to buy this kind of yarn because I wasn't sure how I would make any thing with such hole ie yarn you have showed me that I should not have been afraid to try using it, and making a scarf for spring will be so easy and cute at the same time. love your video's so much.

[@cmbooks2000]

Great video, as always, Emi. You inspire to the max! This quick/easy ruffle can be attached to any number of items to put a personal touch for gift giving. Thanks

[@Hectanooga1]

Thanks for sharing your experience yarngal! They do work up super quickly, don't they? And yes, make great gifts too!!

[@arily83]

As always u always have something great to show. I always thought that I would need like three of those things to make 3 scarves. now that I know I can make 2 or 3 that changes everything. My step daughter wears those kind to work, she says they are about 15-18dlls each. I kinda figured that much because they were prob using two balls. Wow now I can see that they (manufacturer) was prob using half a ball. Ive seen it used on skirts too. thanks for sharing, I love it n will be purchasing it soon.

[@spiceness]

Best tut I've seen so far, thanks!!

[@CCGardner]

Awesome! I was intimidated by this yarn but your video makes me want to rush out and go purchase it! Can't wait to do this project!

[@Hectanooga1]

Yes, they are easy Trish... very little work for a beautiful finished accessory!!

[@patriciawalls8933]

I love this pattern you have come up with. It is the easiest one to follow and replicate I have seen so far. I was wondering how you joined the two ends to make it an infinity scarf?

[@UtahGmaw99]

Just bought my yarn can't wait to get it done.

[@Hectanooga1]

I bet they would be hot sellers at craft fairs!!!

[@tinahodgkins9331]

Thanks from aussie, the way you loop onto the hook gives a better ruffle, l've watched a couple of knitting ruffle scarfs but the way they feed the needles makes the ruffle wrap around itsself instead of loops

[@mimismith7994]

Thank you once again Emi!!! your amazing video helped so much to figure out how to make these ruffled scarfs. my question is... when you skip a stitch, I think I seen you pick up the next stitch from the front and then seen you pick a stitch from the back? does this make a difference which way the hook goes in? front or back?

[@Hectanooga1]

Oh, so glad to hear the video helped lizerne!!

[@Hectanooga1]

That's what I thought as well, until I finally bought some yarn and tried it. The one I made was really ascot style, but using the entire ball would surely be a very long scarf and would probably wrap around the neck 3 or 4 times. But it's really more economical to make these than I originally thought. (And with Michael's 40% off coupons, it would be a great deal!) I bought my ball at the fabric store while I was shopping there, but I usually try to use Michael's coupons for yarn.

[@trishbresolin8212]

Oh wow! Easy and beautiful :)

[@Hectanooga1]

Thanks Tina!!

[@daryllynn5406]

I have some of this yarn. Thanks for showing me how to use it

[@Hectanooga1]

Thank you so much spiceness!!

[@Hectanooga1]

You can buy it online... just google: Red Heart Yarn online

[@spiceness]

You can hun, check hobbycraft (a little pricey) But my local has it

[@ailse491]

Hi emi I would love it if you could make a vintage snood like the ladies wore in the 1940's so you can wear curls at the front and the snood starts from the front and you can tighten the back thanks emi love ur vids :))

[@Hectanooga1]

I used a 6.5 mm hook, but any size will work!

[@CraftingMiMi]

Thanks so much for sharing I saw this yarn and left it at store cause I was afaid i had to knit...this is so easy what size hook did you use... I'm going back to store today so I can try for christmas gifts....as always thanks for your great videos. Shari

[@cherrycabarlo2208]

thanks for the show ing. the steps of. kintting the. scarfs

[@encarni60belloc]

Me gusta, el resultado es espectacular. Gracias

[@luvmorrisey20]

Can this be turned into an infinity scarf?

[@princessbratt2]

That is what I was wondering too?

[@jolenegoodwin6746]

WOW THAT IS SO EASY

[@Hectanooga1]

+Jolene Goodwin Thanks Jolene!

[@SilverAngelsWingd]

I bought some of this yarn about a year ago, but in Oz it's been too hot to do an arm knit scarf, which is what I bought it for! Here in Oz it's called Habana Mesh, & I got it in Big W. When pulled out gently it measures around 2.5 - 3 inches wide. Is that the same as your Sashay Yarn? I have never done crochet before, but watched a few tutes, I'm sure I could do this, watching you as I go.....I am gonna buy a crochet hook when I go shopping next!! You are so inspiring Emi....thanks so much for this, it was like a Eureka moment when I saw this...I almost cried...I thought I had wasted my money! Hectanoogle to the rescue once again....Love..... Sylvia in Sydney x

[@Hectanooga1]

It does sound about the same as Sashay yarn. There are several.. I can't remember the names at the moment.

[@SilverAngelsWingd]

Hectanooga1 - Crochet, Knitting, Jewelry, Crafts, Cooking Thanks Emi, I just Love your videos, now it's getting cooler, gonna try this as soon as I buy a hook....Blessings Sylvia.x

[@dawntobias7724]

How do you hook ends together in the back?

[@patriciawalls8933]

Yes , I was wondering how you join the ends to make this necklace scarf? Thank you for your simple instructions as many of the others are so complicated.

[@seasons0123]

Nice,, I like that you only go through 6 times... I'm going to try this way. Thanks!

[@myraquilt]

what size crochet hook are you using? Also are you going front to back on each stitch or doesn't it make a difference. I had difficulty seeing which direction you were going in on all your stitches. In the beginning it looked like you were alternating front to back then back to front. I'm new at this craft so I need lots of help.

[@Hectanooga1]

myraquilt It does not matter what direction you go in.

[@PIBBYKLEE]

Hi Emi! I made my scarf and it turned out beautiful. How do you keep the yarn from twisting? Do you unravel it BEFORE you work with it?

[@Hectanooga1]

Hmmmm.... do you mean while working with it? Or after the scarf is completed?

[@PIBBYKLEE]

Hectanooga1 While working with it. It wants to twist really easy. Do you unravel it before?

[@PIBBYKLEE]

Hi Emi! Well, I'm gonna try this one. What size needle do you use? Thank you for your reply:)

[@Hectanooga1]

It doesn't matter what size hook, whatever you have on hand.

[@PIBBYKLEE]

thank you. I am making it right now, and it's turning out beautiful. This yarn is very intimidating looking, but you've made this very easy to follow along! thank you again for another great tutorial:)

[@Ozgrandmother]

do you use all of the yarn to make one scarf? how much yarn do you need please ?

[@Hectanooga1]

If you want to make a long scarf,use the entire ball... for a short ascot style, use about 1/2 of the ball.

[@jadesanchez4142]

thanks my crochet is awesome

[@brendamccraw6686]

Thank you

[@msnicki52]

The ruffles look great but I can see the chain stitches

[@grid2003]

msnicki52 and that is what bothers me when I crochet these scarves!!! I have tried to knit them, but that take me forever, bc I always end up messing up along the way!

[@PIBBYKLEE]

Sorry, i forgot to ask: Are you weaving in and out?

[@Hectanooga1]

It doesn't matter if you weave in and out... I did, but it's not important.

[@PIBBYKLEE]

ty:)

[@patriciamontocchio126]

Thanks so much

[@princessbratt2]

How do turn it into a infinity scarf?

[@patriciawalls8933]

Yes, also wondering this as I can’t see how it is attached end to end?

[@peacelovehippychick]

so easy!

[@crystaljohnson7813]

Love it...Want to try it...Can you do it a bit slower

[@Hectanooga1]

No, makes no difference at all... just easier to go back and forth.

[@cherrycabarlo2208]

thanks for the show ing. the steps of. kintting the. scarfs