Crochet Textured Scarf
The Crochet Textured Scarf is a cozy and stylish accessory perfect for adding a touch of warmth and flair to your outfit. The intricate patterns and textures created by crocheting give the scarf a unique and handmade charm that's sure to turn heads. Whether you're bundling up for a chilly day or looking to accessorize your look, this scarf is a versatile and fun piece to have in your wardrobe. Plus, the satisfaction of creating something beautiful with your own hands is truly rewarding. Get ready to stay warm and fashionable with the Crochet Textured Scarf!
Materials
300 yds/274m of #4 medium weight yarn, pictured in Furls Whims Merino light grey (MC) ~200 yds and ~100 yds (CC) charcoal.
Tools
5mm crochet hook, or hook needed to meet gauge
yarn needle, scissors, measuring tape
Instructions
Start In CC (charcoal grey) Fdc 219 or Ch 221 and dc in 3rd ch from your hook (skipped chs do not count), and in each ch across, turn. (219 sts)
In MC (light grey)
Ch 3, *{sl st in next st, dc in next st} rep from * across, turn. (219 sts)
Ch 3, dc in next st and in each st across, turn. (219 sts)
Rep Row 2.
Rep Row 3.
Rep Row 2.
*If you’d like to make a wider/narrower scarf, add/subtract reps of rows 3 and 2 here. Be sure to end after a Row 2 rep. The next 3 rows are the center of the scarf.
Center: In CC,
Rep Row 3.
In MC,
Rep Row 2.
In CC,
Rep Row 3.
In MC,
Rep Row 2.
Rep Row 3.
Rep Row 2.
Rep Row 3.
Rep Row 2.
*If you added/subtracted rows on the first half of your scarf, remember to match them here.
In CC,
Rep Row 3.
Finishing
Continue from where you are, ch 1, work along short edge of scarf. Single crochet across. If you prefer, sc evenly around scarf. Or, cut yarn and join yarn on other short end with a slip stitch, ch 1 and sc across. Cut yarn and weave in ends.
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