Easy Free Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern Best for Beginners
If you love infinity scarves you will love to crochet this circle boa scarf to really make a statement with easy stripes and vibrant colors using this free crochet pattern! This cozy scarf is a quick project using jumbo weight yarn and simple stitches. Wrap this boa style circle scarf two or three times for a super soft and this cozy accessory as a crochet cowl to keep you warm this winter. Happy Crocheting!
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Pattern Description
Written as an Easy Crochet Pattern using basic crochet stitches in US terms, you will love this free crochet infinity scarf pattern using a new fiber from Lion Brand Yarn!
This pattern begins with a long chain you will then connect together to work in continuous rounds. It is very important to not twist the foundation chain unless you would like your circle scarf to twist. I accidentally twisted mine, but it adds some character!
Each repeat row is simple and only consists single crochet stitches. You will work that same stitch pattern the whole way around your circle scarf until you reach the end of a skein and then switch to your next color. This can happen in the middle of rows and not always at the end of the row.
The yarn used in this pattern to create an easy crochet scarf is a new yarn from Lion Brand Called Shaggy Chic. It is a CYC #7 (jumbo) eyelash yarn available in 12 different colors! It is a super soft 100% polyester yarn that is fun to create with to make unique knit and crochet projects!
You may add or reduce stitches to make this circle scarf any desired length you would like so you can wear it in different ways!
Yarn Substitutes
- Go For Fleece Sherpa Yarn
- Go For Faux® Thick & Quick® Yarn
- Wool-Ease® WOW Yarn
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Materials
- 10.00 mm Crochet Hook
- Color A – 1 Skein of Shaggy Chic in Mocha [329-128G]
- Color B – 1 Skein of Shaggy Chic in Natural [329-098AT]
- Color C – 1 Skein on Shaggy Chic in Acid Green [329-172AF]
- Tapestry Needle
Gauge Swatch
- 4 sts by 3 rows is 4 x 4”
Sizing
- One Size: 100” around by 8 inches wide.
Stitch Descriptions and Abbreviations
- Chain Stitch – ch
- Slip Stitch – sl st
- Stitch(es) – st(s)
- Single Crochet – sc
Pattern Notes
- One Size: 100” around by 8 inches wide.
- Skill Level: Easy
- * Designates a repeat.
- “sc 1” means to single crochet in the next stitch.
- “sc 2” means to single crochet in each of the next 2 stitches.
- “2 sc” means to single crochet twice in the next stitch to create an increase.
- After creating your chain it can be very difficult to keep it from twisting. I had not planned to have this scarf twisted but it happened! You can choose to twist or not.
- When using this yarn your stitches will be extremely hard, if not impossible to see, but you CAN feel them very easily.
- The hook used in this pattern is much smaller than the suggested hook on the label. Be sure to pull your loops LONG so that your stitches are not too tight.
Free Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern
With Color A Chain 100, sl st to join to first chain to form a circle.
Note: There is not a turning chain as we are working in continuous rounds.
Note: Pull your loops long to make a big loop so that the stitches are easier to find if you are using the recommended yarn.
Color A – Round 1 – Ch 1, sc in first ch, sc in each chain around and begin working in continuous rounds.
Color A – Round 2 – Continuous sc.
Color A and B – Round 3 – Continuous sc until you reach the end of Color A and switch to Color B.
Color B – Round 4 – Continuous sc.
Color B and C – Round 5 – Continuous sc until you reach the end of Color B and switch to Color C.
Color C – Round 6 – Continuous sc, finish off when you reach the end of your skein.
Depending on how you gauged you may only have a partial Round 6 or move into a partial 7th round.
If you did not crochet over your ends, you can use a yarn needle or your hook to weave in loose ends.
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