Granny Stitch Scarf Pattern
The weather is changing, and what better way to welcome fall then to make my easy Granny Stitch Scarf Pattern. You can make it in just a few hours so you can wear it on your next outing!
Materials
- 4 different shades of Wander yarn by Furl
- 5.5 mm hook
- Tapestry needle
Abbreviations (US terms)
- Chains - ch
- Slip stitch - sl st
- Single crochet - sc
- Double crochet - dc
Notes
- Size: Feel free to add length to the infinity scarf or shorten it - just make sure your chain is 3 + 1. If you want to make the infinity scarf into a cowl instead, check out my crochet cowl pattern. I use the alpine stitch for that one, but you can use it as a sizing guide for a granny stitch cowl.
- Yarn Type: You can use any type of yarn to make the crochet granny stitch scarf! You can do chunky yarn, worsted, lace weight, cotton, wool, acrylic etc —it’s THAT versatile! I chose to use worsted weight acrylic, so remember to change the chain length as needed.
- Ends: You do not necessarily need to make this an infinity scarf, you can make this into a normal scarf by making it in rows with some tweaking. If you make it in rows, you can add fringe to the ends of the scarf like I do with my crochet green scarf pattern.
Instructions
- The crochet granny stripe scarf starts off with a row of sc, but then joins together to make rounds.
- Round 1: Ch x199, then in the second ch from the hook make a sc. Continue to make sc stitches for the rest of the row.
- Then once you get to the end, sl st to the first sc you made in the row to make it a continuous loop —make sure to not twist it! (198). Fasten off the first color and join your second color.
- Round 2: Ch x3, then dc x2 into the same stitch where you made the chains (ch x3 + 2 dc). *Skip 2 sc stitches and dc x3 into the next stitch. Repeat from * for the rest of the round.
- Then sl st to the beginning chains to join the round. Fasten off the yarn (66 clusters).
- Round 3: Flip your work over (you will flip your work every round now) and then join your new yarn color to a space between clusters. Ch x3 then, dc x2 into the same space. *Dc x3 into the next space. Repeat form * for the rest of the round. Then sl st to the beginning chains to join the round. Fasten off the yarn (66 clusters).
- Round 4-16: Repeat round 3 (66 clusters). Remember to change your color and direction you are crocheting after each round.
- Round 17: Flip your work over and then join your new yarn color to the top of a dc stitch. Then sc in every stitch. Sl st to the first sc in the round and then fasten off the yarn.
- Weave in any loose ends and your scarf is finished!
Tried this pattern?Mention @thecaffeinatedsnail or tag #thecaffeinatedsnail!
