Masculine Crochet Scarf Pattern
I made this Masculine Crochet Scarf Pattern with my husband in mind. Although I call it masculine, it's a perfect scarf for any gender.
Materials
- 1 skein black Red Heart Yarn
- 1 skein white Red Heart Yarn
- 1 skein charcoal gray Red Heart Yarn
- 1 skein salmon scale Red Heart Fiesta Yarn (substitute with a tweed or speckly gray yarn like this) this yarn is discontinued
- 6mm hook
- Tapestry needle for weaving in the ends
Abbreviations (US terms)
- sc = Single crochet
- ch = Chain
- dc = Double Crochet
Notes
Stitch combines single crochet and double crochet. Stripes are irregular; adjust for regularity if desired. Finished size is 8 inches wide and 5.5 feet long—ideal for an infinity scarf. Add length by including more irregular color sections in the middle, ensuring half the desired length before reversing the pattern. Experiment with colors, connect for an infinity scarf, or add fringe.
Instructions
- We will be making this pattern in rows not rounds.
- Row 1: Starting with black, ch x28 +1 for the turning ch. (28 +1) If you need to adjust the chain make sure it is in a multiple of 2 + 1 for the turning ch. Black can be hard to see so check out my seed stitch tutorial for learning how to do the stitch in a lighter color.
- Row 2: Starting in the second chain from the hook make a sc. Then a dc in the next stitch. The seed stitch is made alternating single crochet (sc) and double crochet (dc) stitches. So repeat the process of sc, dc for the rest of the row. Then ch x1 and turn. The ch is a turning ch so do not work in it. Skip over it in the next row and go directly to the last stitch worked. (28)
- Row 3-17: If your last stitch in the last row was a dc (which it should have been) start off with a sc, then dc and repeat like the last row. Remember to ch +1 for turning after each row. (28) Fasten off the black yarn and join the salmon scale (or light gray) yarn. Ch x1 and turn.
- Row 18-23: Repeat the above process but in salmon scale yarn. Then after 6 rows, fasten off the yarn and join charcoal gray. (28)
- Row 24-25: Repeat the above process but in charcoal gray yarn. Then after 2 rows, fasten off the yarn and join white. (28)
- Row 26-43: Repeat the above process but in white yarn. Then after 18 rows, fasten off the yarn and join black. (28)
- Row 44-48: Repeat the above process but in black yarn. Then after 5 rows, fasten off the yarn and join the salmon scale. (28)
- Row 49-51: Repeat the above process but in salmon scale yarn. Then after 3 rows, fasten off the yarn and join charcoal gray. (28)
- Row 52-63: Repeat the above process but in charcoal gray yarn. Then after 12 rows, fasten off the yarn and join white. (28)
- Row 64-66: Repeat the above process but in white yarn. Then after 3 rows, fasten off the yarn and join black. (28)
- Row 67-68: Repeat the above process but in black yarn. Then after 2 rows, fasten off the yarn and join the salmon scale. (28)
- Row 69-78: Repeat the above process but in salmon scale yarn. Then after 10 rows, fasten off the yarn and join black. (28)
- Row 79-96: Repeat the above process but in black yarn. Then after 18 rows, fasten off the yarn and join white. (28)
- Row 97: Repeat the above process but in white yarn. Then after 1 row, fasten off the yarn and join charcoal gray. (28)
- Row 98: Repeat the above process but in charcoal gray yarn. Then after 1 row, fasten off the yarn and join charcoal gray. (28)
- Now you are going to reverse the pattern of the scarf starting with the salmon scales:
- Row 99-108: Salmon scale
- Row 109-110: Black
- Row 111-113: White
- Row 114-125: Charcoal gray
- Row 126-128: Salmon scale
- Row 129-133: Black
- Row 134-151: White
- Row 152-153: Charcoal gray
- Row 154-159: Salmon scale
- Row 160-175: Black
- Once you are done with the last row your irregular striped scarf made from my masculine crochet scarf pattern is done!
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