"The beginners lattice crochet scarf pattern is a quick and easy pattern to learn. It shows how to create an open lattice design in crochet. This scarf can be worn throughout the year as a gorgeous handmade accessory. The scarf is both practical and stylish. You can use it to keep warm during the winter, but also for special occasions like weddings or parties where you want that extra bit of flair on top of your outfit. For me, this is just the right length and weight of scarf to wear in the colder months wrapped around my neck under my winter coat. "
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