Snowy Hills Scarfie – Free Pattern
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A few weeks ago I read about the #scarfie Challenge from Lion Brand Yarns – if you haven’t read about it yet, here is the link to their post:
Lion Brand Wants to See Your Best #Scarfie
I decided to participate – and to design a quick and easy pattern for you to use if you would like to make a scarf too!
This design is super simple. It takes 2-balls of Lion Brand Yarns Thick & Quick Yarn.
The yarn colour I chose is very unique.
It has many lovely strands of metallic colour running through the white.
I loved working with the yarn and I enjoy wearing the scarf.
The scarf is extremely soft and squishy!
This scarf can be worn in many ways – it is very long – easy to wrap and snuggle into on the colder weather days – which we are expecting very soon!
Here is the super easy free pattern!
Yarn: Lion Brand Yarns Thick & Quick Yarn (2 balls)
Hook: 9.00 mm (US M13)
Gauge: is not important
Length: 84″
Width: 4.5″
Notes:
- the chain 1 does not count as a stitch in the row-end totals
- you will be working in the back loop of the stitches for this project
- For extra Photo Support please see this post: Snowy Hills Scarfie With Extra Photo Support
Stitch Diagram:
Stitch Pattern Multiple: chain a multiple of 9, plus 1 for the starting chain
Abbreviations: R – row, ch – chain, blsc – back loop single crochet stitch (i.e. single crochet in the back loop only of the stitch indicated), st – stitch, sts – stitches, repeat the instructions between * and ** the number of times indicated
R1: Chain 136, begin in the 2nd ch from the hook; *1 blsc in each of the next 4 sts, 3 blsc in the next st, 1 blsc in each of the next 4 sts**. Rep from * to ** 15 times, ch 1, turn. [165]
R2: *Skip the 1st st, 1 blsc in each of the next 4 sts, 3 blsc in the next st, 1 blsc in each of the next 4 sts, skip the next st**. Rep from * to ** 15 times, ch 1, turn. [165]
R3 – R7: repeat R2, finish off and weave in ends.
Happy crocheting!
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Hi Kara 🙂 Keep going to the end of Row 2 🙂 It will shape up properly! Videos for my site will be coming this year 🙂 Had a minor setback as I have bronchitis and no ‘voice’ this month!
Hi Julie 🙂 It takes the correct shape after you finish Row 2 🙂 Keep going! The first row can be a bit misleading because of how it looks – it takes the proper v shapes soon!
YES, ME TOO!!! i started today and had to put it down cuz i was getting frustrated. ive just started crocheting in nov. i do better with videos than patterns…just a suggestion 🙂
New to crocheting so please bear with me! What part of the pattern creates the upward part of the zigzag? I started row 1 with the pattern (4sc, 3sc, 4 sc) when I repeat that, it starts to create a triangle. Help!
Hi Mary 🙂 I’m so happy it is working for you and 2 strands of WW is a great idea – it opens up a lot more options for color too!! Thanks so much 🙂 Talk soon, Rhondda
Hi Rhondda, I just wanted to let you know that I did a test/sample of this pattern using a starting chain of 28 (multiple of 9 +1) and it worked out great. I am using the pattern to make scarves for homeless vet. My husband is a member of the VVA and I will be able to give them away through that organization. I needed another pattern that was quick to work up and this one fills that need perfectly. The only change I am making the tye type of yarn. Since I have an over abundance of left over yarn, I am using two strands of worsted weight yarn. That also gives me the option of using coordinating colors to give some interest. I will try to remember to take some pics and forward them to you once they are done. Thanks for the great pattern!