Stormy Waters Crochet Infinity Scarf Pattern

Hello friends! I don’t know what it is about the fall weather but it always seems to bring about a new crochet infinity scarf pattern, or two or three. 

Stormy Waters Crochet Infinity Scarf Pattern - FREE

I must admit, I’m pretty excited about this pattern! I’ve made 3 already in a pretty short period of time, and I really think you are going to love this new design! The Stormy Waters crochet infinity scarf uses the beautiful Lion Brand Landscape yarn, another great substitute would be the Red Heart Unforgettable, but this particular scarf style really does shine beautifully with the suggested yarns.

That being said, you can use whatever yarn type you like, you would just want to adjust your hook size accordingly for the type of yarn you are using.

Not only will the Stormy Waters Crochet Infinity Scarf be the perfect accessory addition, but it is totally FREE along with a full video tutorial for any crochet level!

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Stormy Waters Crochet Infinity Scarf Pattern

FULL VIDEO TUTORIAL AVAILABLE FOR THIS PATTERN

Materials

  • Yarn- I used Lion Brand Landscapes. Another similar would be Red Heart Unforgettable. (1 skein of Landscapes makes approximately 26” scarf. 2 skeins were used in photos which made it 52”) You can use a different yarn but you will want to adjust your hook size accordingly.
  • J hook- 6mm
  • Stitch marker (optional)
  • Blunt needle
  • Scissors

Techniques & Terms

  • Hdc – Half double crochet
  • Sc – Single crochet.
  • Fpdc – Front post double crochet. (Yarn over, insert hook in, from front, around and back through to front of double crochet from previous row. Yarn over, pull hook through stitch, yarn over pull through 2 loops, yarn over, pull through last 2 loops on hook.) Example of fpdc below.
  • Sl st- Slip stitch
  • Ch – chain

Fpdc Diagram:

How to stitch a front post double crochet - fpdc

After step 3 in the diagram above, you will complete a regular double crochet.

Pattern:

[Based on 21 chain pattern below, each row will end with 20 stitches. Width of scarf is approximately 5.5”]

  1. Begin by chaining 21 – (For wider scarf, add chains to odd number)
  2. Work hdc into 2nd ch from hook and each chain to end. (To work this row with a seamless foundation giving a nicer finish, see this VIDEO)
  3. Ch 3, skip 1st 2 st, work 3 dc into 3rd st, *skip next 2 st, 3 dc into next st* Repeat ** until you have 2 st left at end of row. Skip 1 st, 1 dc into last st.
  4. Ch 2, work 1 sc into 1st st, fpdc around 1st dc in 1st set of 3 dc from previous row, sc into next dc, fpdc around 3rd dc in set. *fpdc around 1st dc of 2nd set of 3 dc from previous row, sc into next dc, fpdc around 3rd dc* Repeat ** for each set of 3 dc from previous round, then work 1 sc into top of the 3rd chain at end.

Repeat rows 3 and 4 until you have worked your scarf to the length you desire, ending with row 4, then proceed to row 5.

  1. Ch 1, hdc into 1st st and every stitch to end, finish off but leave approx. 8-10” tail if making an infinity.

Optional finish:

If you wish to leave as a regular scarf, you can finish off in row 5 without leaving a tail.

If making an infinity, you can use the tail to stitch back and forth on each end to close your 2 ends together, OR you can work my totally invisible granny square join method! It doesn’t take any longer and you will have a beautiful flat/flush seam that will be difficult to see =)

FULL VIDEO TUTORIAL AVAILABLE FOR THIS PATTERN

Stormy Waters Crochet Infinity Scarf

*Pattern Terms:

Hello! I’m Colleen Hays, owner of YarnWars.com. I created this pattern to be offered free to my yarn crafting friends near and far. This includes anyone with a passion for yarn in whatever medium, crochet, knit, loom and more. Whatever you wish to do, be it sell or gift your final workup of this pattern, you are welcome to do so, I just ask that you try to give a small credit in some way to YarnWars for the design. Please do not distribute copies of this pattern instead, please refer others to YarnWars.com website to pick up their own free copy. Referring others to my website is what enables me to continue creating free patterns for the community and offering venues for yarn-tistas to come together.
Thank you so much for your interest in my pattern and appreciation for the terms laid out.*

I had a lot of fun making this scarf & I think you are going to love the cushy soft texture of the pattern along with the beautiful, shimmery Lion Brand Landscapes or Red Heart Unforgettable yarn if you choose one of these to work it up. This scarf will make beautiful Christmas gifts and it really doesn’t take long at all to make at all! It could be a HOT seller in a craft fair as well!

Make sure if you have any questions at all to take a look at the video tutorial linked above. I answer all comments on videos so make sure if you have a question you post it =) Also! I am very active in our YarnWars Facebook group, so that is another great place to get support, just tag my name so I see it right away!

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