Crochet Ruffle Scarf     Every year when March rolls around, I begin thinking of crochet designs again. Why March? Because March is Crochet Month. This week's crochet ruffle scarf works up really fast, and is fun to make. It begins with a row of single crochets and chain-1 eyelets, then each following row increases stitches to make it ruffly. Soft Linen is the perfect yarn for this scarf—its smooth texture makes it easy to work with a hook, and its softness feels great wrapped around my neck. Read more about this design in Classic Elite's Web-Letter, Issue #130.       Please consider donating any amount (even just $.50) to support the free patterns Kristen offers. Sizes: One Size Finished Measurements: 2½" wide x 55" long Yarn Requirements: Soft Linen by Classic Elite 35% wool, 35% linen, 35% baby alpaca 50 gram ball = approx 137 yards • 2 balls 2250 Inca Gold Crochet Hook • One size US G/6 (4 mm) Or size to obtain gauge. Gauge: 16 sts = 4" in sc. Gauge is not critical for this design.       Photos courtesy of Kristen TenDyke.