This is a 2-in-1 pattern for a scarf - it includes instructions to crochet a mini scarf and a scarf that is a bit wider. Both sizes are triangular with the same length span from side to side, but the width at the center is different for the two sizes. The scarf is long enough to be tied around the neck. The larger size is perfect to fold double for an even warmer scarf. A cozy and chic accessory to elevate your outfit, and to keep your neck warm.

This listing is for an instant download of a digital PDF crochet pattern for a scarf.

Language
English (US terminology)

Skill level
Intermediate

Advanced beginners can try too - it is good to know how to make linked double crochet stitches and post-stitches (both are explained in the pattern), and how to work in the Back Loop of a stitch.

Sizes
S (L) - Small (Large)

Finished measurements
SMALL
Length: 121 cm (47.75”)
Width at center: 17 cm (6.75”)

LARGE
Length: 121 cm (47.75”)
Width at center: 28 cm (11”)

Materials
Yarn weight category 2: FINE (Sport, Baby)
Used to make the pattern sample: Picasso Tweed, by Viking Garn. 30% superfine alpaca, 40% merino wool, 20% nylon, 10% donegal. 175 m / 50 g (191 yd / 1.76 oz.), WPI: 13

Estimated meters/yards needed
SMALL: 252 m (276 yds)
LARGE: 381 m (417 yds)

Hook
4.5 mm (US 7) - or size needed to obtain gauge

Gauge (BLOCKED)
22 sts × 14.5 rows = 10 × 10 cm (4 × 4”) in alternating rows of single crochet (sc) & linked double crochet (ldc)

Notions
Tape measure
Scissors
Yarn needle
Stitch markers (optional)

General pattern Info

• Written instructions and some progress photos
• Schematic with finished measurements included
• Both metric and imperial measurements throughout the pattern
• The pattern has been tested
• With the pattern comes a tester’s document where you can view the tester’s work, and see their sizes made plus their yarn choices

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