Crochet Volcano Scarf: A Colorful and Cozy Accessory

The Crochet Volcano Scarf is a fun and eye-catching accessory that will make you stand out in style! With its vibrant colors and unique design, this scarf is sure to add a touch of flair to any outfit. Whether you're a crochet pro or just starting out, this project is a great way to showcase your creativity and stay cozy during the colder months.

Materials

• 2 Skeins Lion Brand landscapes yarn
• Size L (8.00mm) Crochet Hook

Pattern Notes

• When you are close to the end of the 1st skein of yarn, check the color pattern on your next skein. When you reach the same point in your 1st skein, start working with the new skein. Tie the end strand of the 1st skein and the beginning strand of the 2nd skein together in a double knot and weave into the scarf to hide your joining stitch.
• Remember that I crochet tight and precisely, so if you are a loose hooker (just laugh, it’s funny!), you might want to scale down to a K hook if the first couple rows are coming out too loose.

Directions

Start with a chain of 20:

Row 1: hdc in the 2nd stitch from the hook (in the back ‘lump’ or underside of the stitch), hdc in each stitch to the end (19 stitches).

Rows 2 – end: hdc in back loop only across, turn, ch 1 (19 stitches each row).

When the scarf reaches the desired length, ch 1, cut yarn with a 5″ tail, pull through ch. 1 and tighten.

Fringe

Cut 2 pieces of yarn approximately 10″ – 12″, loop through the first stitch and tighten. Repeat across as the colors fade to achieve the desired effect.

Knot each strand at the end and trim to make even, then tie 2 knots randomly on each strand for the ‘pearling’ effect.

Enjoy!!!