Cozy Crochet Scarf Wrap: Easy Step-by-Step Pattern with Photos
This easy Crochet Scarf Wrap pattern produces a cozy, versatile wrap using basic stitches. The tutorial below includes a list of materials, stitch abbreviations, step-by-step instructions and photos to guide you through creating a simple scarf wrap with a built-in arm hole.
Follow the photos as you work each row — this pattern is beginner-friendly if you know CH (chain), DC (double crochet) and HDC (half double crochet).
Crochet Scarf Wraps are the perfect cozy accessory to add a touch of warmth and style to any outfit! Whether you're staying in on a chilly evening or heading out for a brisk walk, these versatile wraps will keep you snug and looking fabulous. With a wide range of colors and patterns to choose from, you can easily find one that suits your taste and personality. So, snuggle up in a delightful Crochet Scarf Wrap and embrace the comfort and charm it brings to your day!
The Ingredients:
Scissors
G/6 -4.25 MM Crochet Hook
Yarn of your choosing
Yarn Sewing Needle
Crochet Techniques with abbreviations:
SC= Single Crochet
HDC=Half Double Crochet
SS=Slip Stitch
CH=Chain
DC=Double Crochet
CH 13
Turn and HDC the entire Row 2
Row 3:
DC the entire Row, turn.
It will look like this!
You will continue DC until you reach Row 8.
Row 9: (For the scarf hole)
DC for 4 STS
CH 4
Skip 4 STS
DC into the next ST to complete the Row.
After the 4th skipped ST
(See photo above)
Row 10:
HDC the entire Row, turn.
HDC for 8 Rows
Until you reach Row 18
For Row 19:
SC the last Row.
SS, cut, and sew in the edges.
For the finished look.
SC around the entire scarf.
SS, cut, and sew in the edges.
Notes and tips:
- Use the listed G/6 (4.25 mm) hook and a medium-weight yarn for a similar drape; adjust hook or yarn weight to change finished size.
- Weave in ends and sew edges securely after finishing. Single crochet around the outside edge for a neat border.
- Blocking the finished wrap lightly can even out stitches and improve the final look.