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Black and White and Woven Crochet Scarf and Hat: vintage crochet pattern

A striped filet-mesh scarf in black and white with strands of both colours woven lengthwise through the meshes and knotted into tassel fringe, and a matching hat made from the same woven mesh, sewn into a tube and topped with a crocheted crown.

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Black and white woven scarf with knotted fringe and matching hat, as photographed in the booklet
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Pattern at a glance
DetailValue
Skill levelEasy
Yarn weightMedium (#4)
Yardagethe booklet gives weight only: 2 skeins of 4 oz (113 g) of each colour for the scarf, 1 of each for the hat. Check the yardage on your yarn label. (as printed; yardage not given)
Hook6 mm
Gauge7 sts = 2 in (5 cm).
Finished sizeScarf 60 in (152.5 cm) long plus fringe, 14 meshes wide; hat body 18 in (45.5 cm) around; crown 6 in (15 cm) in diameter.
Timeabout 6 hours

Materials

  • Medium (CYC #4) worsted-weight yarn — the original was knitting worsted or Sayelle: 2 skeins of 4 oz (113 g) each Black and White for the scarf; 1 skein of 4 oz (113 g) each Black and White for the hat
  • Large tapestry needle
  • Crochet hook (original: plastic crochet hook size J)
  • Stitch marker
  • Hook: Start with 6 mm (US J-10) and change size to match the gauge
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This pattern calls for 350 yards of weight #4 yarn. Select a suggested yarn to see required skeins and estimated cost:

Caron Simply Soft · 100% Acrylic

315 yds per skein · High-yield yardage, silky no-scratch texture

2 skeins required

approx. $$10.98 total

Abbreviations (US terms)

chain
single crochet
double crochet
stitch
stitches
repeat
skip
turning chain
increase
place marker
beginning
round

Notes before you start

  • Source: "Black and White and Woven", Knitted and Crocheted Boutique (Star Book No. 226), American Thread Company. Public domain in the USA.
  • As printed — materials: AMERICAN THREAD “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED or DAWN “SAYELLE”; 2—4 oz. skeins each Black and White for scarf; 1—4 oz. skein each Black and White for hat; Large Tapestry Needle; Plastic Crochet Hook Size J OR ANY SIZE HOOK WHICH WILL RESULT IN STITCH GAUGE BELOW. Gauge: 7 sts = 2 inches.
  • Modernisation note: Original is written in US crochet terms; kept as US terms (sc = single crochet, dc = double crochet, tr = treble crochet).
  • Modernisation note: Spaced abbreviations (s c, d c, sl st) written as sc, dc, sl st; "trc" written as tr (the booklet's abbreviation list gives "Treble Crochet tr c"); "1st" written as "first"; "st of ch" written as "ch" where the stitch is a chain; "repeat" written as "rep".
  • Modernisation note: "Cut yarn" written as "fasten off"; "attach" (yarn) written as "join".
  • Modernisation note: Long printed paragraphs split into one row, round or step per line; stitch order unchanged.
  • Modernisation note: The printed materials carry a footnote mark after "SAYELLE" (a DuPont certification mark for the fibre); the mark is omitted from the materials list.
  • Modernisation note: Labels added: scarf rows (printed "NEXT ROW") numbered Row 1–2; crown rounds (printed "NEXT ROUND") numbered Rnd 1–3; weaving rows labelled "Weaving row" to keep them apart from crochet rows. The crown's final round of sc at the lower edge labelled "Band".
  • Modernisation note: "Weave in ends" added as a finishing step; not printed.
  • Modernisation note: Check: Row 2 turns with ch 3 but works "d c in next d c, ch 1" with no ch 1 between the turning chain and the first dc; some workers ch 4 to keep the edge mesh open. Kept as printed.
  • Modernisation note: Check: the weaving alternates colours every 4 weaving rows, but the colour of the first 4 rows is not printed — only "5th ROW: With Black"; the first 4 are presumably White. The hat weaving strand length (¾ yd) is printed without a strand count. Kept as printed.
  • Modernisation note: Metric conversions added.
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Row progress: 0 of 3 done (0%)

Scarf — Mesh

0 of 3 done
  1. Row 1: With Black ch 31, dc in 5th ch from hook, *ch 1, sk 1 ch, dc in next ch; rep from * across ch (14 meshes).
    Mark row complete
  2. Row 2: Ch 3, turn, *dc in next dc, ch 1; rep from * across row, ending with dc in 2nd ch of turning ch.
    Mark row complete
  3. Rep Row 2, working 2 rows White and 2 rows Black, for 60 in (152.5 cm). When changing colors, always complete the last half of the st with the other color.
    Mark row complete

Working on:

Row 1: With Black ch 31, dc in 5th ch from hook, *ch 1, sk 1 ch, dc in next ch; rep from * across ch (14 meshes).

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Still to come in the full pattern:

  • Scarf — Weaving
  • Hat
  • Hat — Crown
  • Finishing

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the Black and White and Woven pattern from?

It was published as "Black and White and Woven" in Knitted and Crocheted Boutique (Star Book No. 226) by American Thread Company. The publication is in the public domain in the United States; this version is transcribed and modernised by crochetpatterns.io.

What yarn or thread do I need for the Black and White and Woven?

medium (worsted) (#4) yarn. Not printed — the booklet gives weight only: 2 skeins of 4 oz (113 g) of each colour for the scarf, 1 of each for the hat. Check the yardage on your yarn label.

What hook should I use?

Start with 6 mm (US J-10) and change size to match the gauge Gauge: 7 sts = 2 in (5 cm).

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