Create the drapiest crochet scarf for winter with this pattern by Liefs van Suus! Featuring a flowy openstitch fabric, it will drape beautifully around your neck and shoulders. Its bulky texture gives it a cozy and squishy feel, ready to ward off the chill. That’s not all, because this handmade scarf has two fluffy pom poms on each end, breaking its elegant look with a bit of playfulness.
Stitches You Need To Know to Make This Crochet Scarf
This crochet winter scarf pattern will suit perfectly those familiar with crochet basics. The lacy fabric is done using clusters of double crochets and open chain spaces that form a gentle fan-like stitch motif. It’s worked in three stages — increasing, main body, and decreasing — to create a symmetrical triangular scarf.
What Yarn Will Work Best For This Scarf Pattern?
The original design was made with Concept by Katia Edén yarn. It’s a bulky-weight blend of merino wool, mohair, and alpaca, but unfortunately no longer available. Instead, you can use any bulky yarn of your choice. To complete this scarf, the designer used 9 balls (87 yards per skein).
What Hook Size Do I Need?
The hook size should match your yarn weight. Since it’s a bulky-weight project, a 6 mm crochet hook fits it perfectly. Using a different hook or yarn weight will affect the final size of your scarf, so keep that in mind when choosing supplies for this pattern.
