How to Create a Cozy Infinity Scarf with Crochet

Create your own stunning and cozy infinity scarf with the art of crochet! Indulge in the joy of crafting as you embark on a delightful journey to make a unique accessory that will keep you warm and stylish. With just a hook and some yarn, you can transform simple stitches into a masterpiece that will make heads turn.

Embrace the therapeutic nature of crochet as you immerse yourself in the rhythmic motions of hook and yarn. With each stitch, you'll feel a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction as your scarf grows longer and more beautiful. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or a beginner eager to learn a new skill, the process of creating a delightful infinity scarf will bring you joy and fulfillment. So grab your crochet hook, select your favorite yarn, and let your imagination run wild as you embark on this creative adventure.

Notes About the Pattern

The pattern is worked in rows from one end to the other and will be joined together with a Slip Stitch join. This is a very quick project. Happy Hooking :)

Finished Measurements: 60” Long and 10” Wide

Gauge: 5 DC = 4 inches and 3 Rows = 4 inches -- However for this pattern it is not absolutely vital to match gauge exactly.

Materials

• Super Bulky Yarn approximately 162 yards, 284 grams (I used Lion Brand Hometown USA yarn)
• Hook Q Hook - 15 mm
• Scissors
• Tapestry Needle
• Tape Measure

Stitches/Techniques

Special Stitches: V-Stitch (Work 2 Double Crochet Stitches into one Stitch)

• CH – Chain
• SC - Single Crochet
• DC - Double Crochet
• SK - Skip
• SL ST - Slip Stitch
• ST - Stitch

Let's Begin!

Row 1 - CH. 14, SC into the backloop of the second CH from the hook and across, TURN (13 SC)

Working into the backloop will make it easier for joining the ends together later

Row 2 - CH. 2, SK the first Stitch (V-Stitch, SK the next stitch) repeat 4 more times, DC into the last stitch, TURN (5 V-Stitches and 2 DC at the beginning and the end of the row)

Row 3 - CH. 2, work a V-Stitch into each of the V-Stitch spaces from the previous round, DC into the last stitch, TURN (5 V-Stitches and 2 DC at the beginning and the end of the row)

Row 4 - 46 - Repeat Row 3 (43 times)

Row 47 - CH. 1, SC into each stitch across. (12 SC)

To Join - You will put the two ends together so that the right sides of the scarf are together. You will be working a slip stitch through the SC of both ends. This creates a nice straight seam.

Fasten off and weave in all ends. All Done!!