Crochet Spring Scarf
Create a beautiful spring scarf using the art of crocheting. Crafted with colorful yarns and intricate stitches, this handmade accessory is perfect for adding a touch of warmth and style to your outfit during the transitional season. Whether you choose pastel shades for a soft and feminine look or vibrant hues for a bold statement piece, a crochet spring scarf is a versatile accessory that can be worn in various ways.
Spring Scarf
Finished size approx. 51 inches around and 7 inches wide
You will need:
Sport weight yarn
H crochet hook
Begin by ch 184 (to make your scarf longer add a multiple of 4, to make it shorter subtract a multiple of 4), join to the first ch to make a circle
Round 1: ch 1, sc in each ch, slip stitch to first sc (184 sc)
Round 2: ch 1, sc in first stitch, [ch 5, skip 3, sc in next stitch] repeat around, when you make the last ch 5 join with a slip stitch to the first sc (46 ch 5 loops)
Round 3: slip stitch twice into the first ch loop (to get you closer to the center of the loop) ch 1, sc in center of ch 5 loop, ch 5, sc in center of ch 5 loop, repeat around and join last ch 5 to first sc with slip stitch (46 ch 5 loops)
Round 4: slip stitch twice in first loop to get to the center, ch 1, sc in center of loop, ch 3, sc in center of next ch 5 loop, ch 3, repeat around joining last ch 3 to first sc with slip stitch (46 ch 3 spaces)
Round 5: slip stitch into ch 3 space, ch 3, 3 dc in same ch space, 4 dc in each ch space around, slip stitch to top of first ch 3 (46 4 dc groups)
Round 6: slip stitch to the end of the first 4 dc, working between the groups of 4 dc, ch 1 sc between last dc of the first group and the first dc of the next group, ch 5, sc between next sets of 4 dc, repeat around joining last ch 5 to first sc with slip stitch (46 ch 5 loops)
Repeat rounds 3-6 two more times, then repeat rounds 3-4 once more,
Last round: ch 1, sc in each stitch around, slip stitch to first sc, finish off weave in ends (184 sc)
It would probably be a good idea to block your scarf to open up the pattern a little more.
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