I received a fantastic surprise a few weeks ago 🙂 and decided to make this Twilight Infinity Scarf Free Pattern for you to try!

 

Inside my surprise package I found 2 scrumptious balls of yarn, a tote bag and a handy Digital Row Counter (Susan Bates) from Red Heart!

The Digital Row Counter is fantastic!

 

It is adjustable and can be worn on practically any finger so you can easily click the button at the end of a row, or when counting specific stitches! The battery inside is replaceable too!

I also received a lovely ball of Red Heart Boutique Infinity Yarn – which I will tell you more about next Tuesday June 23rd! and yes there is a free crochet pattern involved 😉

Today I am going to share the first project I worked up using the Red Heart Boutique Twilight Yarn.

Fiber Content: 61% Acrylic, 25% Nylon, 9% Polyester, 5% Metallic
Skein Weight: 3.5 oz(100g)
Yardage: Approx. 59 yd (54 m)
Recommended Crochet Hook: 10mm (N-15) hook
Recommended Knitting Needle: 10mm (15 US) needles

The colour I received was Romantic (9948).

I really enjoyed working with the Boutique Twilight Yarn. Red Heart Twilight is a super bulky weight, chainette style yarn with a metallic thread running through it. I found it soft and easy to work with. I did not have any trouble with the thread snapping while I was crocheting and the chainette style retained it’s shape – it didn’t pile or shed as I worked with it.

I designed this quick and simple pattern for you to try using this pretty yarn. For this design I used a larger hook than is suggested with the yarn because I wanted a more relaxed stitch.

Twilight is available in 8-different colorways. You can view them all here: Boutique Twilight Yarn Colorways (scroll to the bottom after you click through)

• Armour
• Electric
• Jaded
• Lapis
• Mercury
• Pixie
• Romantic
• Rose Garden (*so pretty!)

Free Crochet Pattern

Twilight Infinity Scarf Free Pattern

Hook: US S 19mm
Yarn: Red Heart Boutique Twilight Yarn (colour: Romantic)

Finished Size: 
Length: 65″ unstretched
Width: 4″ unstretched (easily stretches to 8″)

Abbreviations: ch – chain, hdc – half double crochet, sc – single crochet, bl – back loop

Helpful Tutorials:

Back bump of the starting chain

Whip Stitch

Stitch Anatomy (front most loop)

Note: this pattern is worked flat and then upon completion I chose to stitch the ends together to form an infinity scarf. You can leave the ends separate for a traditional scarf too – totally up to you!

R1: Chain 61, begin in the 2nd ch from the hook and work 1 hdc in the back bump of each ch across, ch1, turn (60)

R2: work 1 sc in the front most loop (see image A; further down the page) of each st across, ch 2, turn (60)

R3: work 1 hdc in each bl across, ch 1, turn (60)

R4: 1 sc in the front most loop of each st across, ch 1, turn (60)

R5: 1 sc in the bl of each st across, finish off and leave a long tail if you plan on sewing the two ends together.

Weave in ends.

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Front Most Loop (Image A)

I would like to thank RedHeart.com for sending me samples of some of their new products. It was such a fantastic surprise and I totally love the items I received 🙂

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