![]() ![]() I know that the Rico design yarn might be difficult to find, so let me know if you are able to recreate this scarf with other yarns. The side scallop is what makes this scarf super simple yet special to me.The final measurement of the scarf turned out to be 5.5 inches wide by 84 inches long (including the tassels)įor the tassels, I used a bulky white yarn from my stash along with a contrasting ochre Vanna’s Choice yarn to tie and make the tassels. I think the extra-long, over the top tassels simply make this scarf look luxurious! HOW MUCH YARN DO YOU NEED?įor this V stitch crochet scarf I used up the entire two skeins of yarn, that’s about 200g of wool for this scarf here. I created 8 DIY tassels, 4 for each side of the scarf, which added about 12 inches to the total length of the finished scarf. ![]() The last decorative touch was for me to add these over the top tassels to each end of the scarf. The turning chain 2 itself forms an easy scallop that needs no extra work at all! It was such a pretty surprise for me! The super chunkiness of the yarn is what creates the automatic side scallop. The simple repetitive stitch pattern makes it perfect to take along long car rides and road trips. This is a great portable project to carry around to kids’ activities or crochet on the go. Else your work won’t form a neat straight line but will start to weep or bend while you work your next row. Tip: Keep your beginning chain loose and not too tight. Repeat Row 1 until you have your desired length for a scarf. Row 1: ch2, *(dc, ch1, dc) into the center of the V stitch cluster below* repeat till the end. At the bottom of this post I have other yarn recommendations as well.Įnjoy the step by step V Stitch Crochet video and crochet along! The V Stitch Crochet Pattern:įoundation Row: Into the 3rd chain from the hook, *(dc, ch1, dc) skip the next chain*, repeat till the end. I’ve used two skeins Rico Essentials Super Super Chunky yarn in Salmon color here. Click here to Pin this Scarf PatternĪffiliate links have been used* Supplies used: This soft pink color is a new favorite of mine and I enjoyed the texture of this V stitch crochet pattern creates. And make the scarf as wide as you’d like by repeating the pattern.A soft bulky scarf using the simple V stitch crochet design that works up beautifully in a matter of days.įall is in the air, and its the perfect time to make a few quick scarves. That’s being said, you can always change the length of your scarf by keeping the patterns’ stitch multiple. Want to save this post for later? Go ahead and PIN it!Ī standard infinity scarf crochet pattern is approximately 50-60” (127-152cm) in circumference and is 8” (20.3cm) wide. The second method is creating a long starting chain (or a foundation stitch) and joining it to crochet the scarf in the round.īoth methods are easy and you can find a lot of patterns using these two methods that are suitable for beginners. For more details, view our disclosure and privacy policy.Ĭrocheting an infinity scarf can be made in two ways, one way is making a regular scarf working it lengthwise and joining the ends of the scarf (as in my Follow Your Path Cowl). These small fees add up and help me keep the blog running. Making a purchase through one of these links pays me a small referral fee at no added cost to you. Some of the links in this post may include affiliate links.
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