Easy Crochet Infinity Scarf Pattern

About This Easy Infinity Scarf

• This simple circle crochet scarf uses basic crochet stitches and is easy to construct.
• This lightweight infinity scarf pattern uses 4-medium worsted-weight yarn and is very easy to make with a simple one-row repeat pattern.
• This scarf has a lovely ribbed look that looks great on both sides.
• It is light and super soft to the touch because it is crocheted with a larger hook than recommended on the yarn label.
• This easy infinity scarf is worked lengthwise in long rows to create a rectangle that is joined when finished.
• I made this scarf long enough to wrap around the neck three times for extra coziness.
• I used acrylic yarn because the winters here are not that cold, but a wool or wool blend would also be nice.
• This scarf works up quickly and is fun to make, you could even make this infinity scarf for handmade gifts.
• If you like this crochet scarf you might also like this fall crochet scarf pattern or these crochet infinity scarves or these free crochet scarf patterns.
• This is a free pattern and you will find a printable pattern card at the end of this post.

Stitches Used

For this pattern, you will need to know:

How to make a foundation chain

When making a foundation chain, keep the stitches as loose as possible. 

If you don't the foundation chain can be tight and pull the base of the work in rather than stretch with the rest of the pattern.

You could crochet the foundation in the same hook size as the pattern or go up 1-2 hook sizes when making the foundation.

How to make a half double crochet

The first row of the pattern is worked in half double crochet stitches.

How to Make A Half Double Crochet (hdc)

1. Yarn over hook (YO), insert the hook from the front to the back of a stitch.
2. Yarn over hook (YO) and pull back up through the stitch. You should have three loops on the hook.
3. Yarn over hook (YO), and pull the yarn back through all three loops on the hook.
4. This completes a half-double crochet stitch.
5. See how to half-double crochet with detailed step-by-step instructions.

The second and following rows are worked in half double crochet stitches worked in the back of the loop.

A half-double crochet in the back loop (hdc-blo) is made by making a stitch into the loop at the back of the stitch.

How to identify the Back Loop of a stitch

• When you normally crochet you tend to look at the side of the work. To identify the back loop, look at the row from the top.
• Each of the stitches will look like a "V" laying down with its point, pointing to the left and away from the hook if you are a right-hand crocheter.
• The loop of the "V" that is at the back of the work is referred to as the back loop.
• This single back loop is the part of the stitch you need to crochet into whenever a pattern asks you to crochet into the back loop only.
• In patterns, you will see this term written as BL or BLO which refers to back loop or back loop.
• You may even see it in patterns written listed stitch type for example; dc-blo (double crochet in the back loop only) or sc-flo (single crochet in back loop only).

Note About The Yarn

I used Marvel Denim Effects 12ply yarn, which is equivalent to a #4 - medium (worsted, Afgan, Aran, 10 ply) yarn, 100% acrylic, 3.53 ounces (100 grams) / 185 yards (169 meters) per skein.

However, you can use whatever similar yarn you like, such as Lion brand yarn in wool or acrylic.

How To Crochet An Infinity Scarf

Skill Level

Beginner

What You Will Need

Yarn

• 4 - medium (worsted, Afgan, Aran, 10 ply) weight yarn, about 273 yards (250 meters)

Hook

• 8 mm (L-11) or a crochet hook size to obtain the correct gauge.

Notions

• Scissors
• Yarn needle

Finished Size

The finished size of this easy crochet infinity scarf pattern is about 64 inches (1.62 meters) in circumference and 5 inches (12.7 cm) wide.

Gauge

10 half double crochets and 9 rows = 4 x 4 inches (10 x 10 cm) using a 8 mm hook.

Check your gauge: Use any hook size to obtain the correct gauge.

Stitches Used In This Pattern

• ch - chain
• hdc - half double crochet
• hdc-blo - half double crochet back of the loop
• hk - hook
• st - stitch

Pattern Notes

Pattern Instructions

Foundation - Chain 150

Row 1 - In the second chain from the hook half double crochet, then half double crochet in each stitch across, turn. = 148 half double crochet stitches.

Abbreviated version

Row 1 - Hdc in 2nd ch from hk, hdc in each st across, turn. 148 hdc

Row 2 - Chain 1, half double crochet in the back of the loop in the first stitch, then half double crochet in the back of the loop in each stitch across, turn. 148 half double crochet stitches.

Abbreviated version

Row 2 - Ch1, hdc-blo in 1st st, hdc-blo in each st across, turn. 148 hdc

Rows 3 - 13 - repeat row 2.

Fasten off, leaving a long tail to sew the ends together.

Finishing

Use a darning needle, thread the tail yarn through, and join the two short ends together, lining up the rows.

Note: when joining the scarf ends make sure that the scarf lays as one flat piece and is not twisted.

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