The Easy Crochet Modern Infinity Scarf captures the essence of contemporary style with its clean lines and cozy feel. It's a magnificent creation that masterfully mixes practicality with a dash of fashion-forward flair, perfect for enhancing any wardrobe. The texture of the scarf speaks volumes with its subtle sophistication, promising to be a delightful addition to your crochet collection. It's best for crocheters of all levels, encouraging even beginners to produce a piece that's as gratifying to make as it is to wear. Overall, it's a splendid representation of handmade charm, offering warmth and style in equal measure.
Crochet Modern Infinity Scarf
Skill Level:
- Beginner
Terminology:
- US crochet terminology
Finished Size:
- Width: 7.25 inches (18.5cm)
- Length: 51.5 inches (131cm) using a 4mm (G/6 hook) and Light Worsted #3 (DK yarn)
Gauge:
- 20 stitches x 24 rows = 4" x 4"
Materials and Tools:
- Yarn: Light Worsted #3 = DK, 100% acrylic. Recommended: 3x balls of King Cole Fjord DK – color Loen 4557 (100g/250m)
- Crochet Hook: 4mm = G/6 (adjust based on yarn weight)
- Tools: Scissors, yarn needle, measuring tape.
Crochet Terminology:
- FCH: Foundation Chain
- R: Row
- ST: Stitch
- CH: Chain Stitch
- SS: Slip Stitch
- HDC: Half Double Crochet
- TO: Turn Your Work Over
- FO: Fasten Off
Pattern:
Foundation Chain:
- FCH: Chain 38 (adjust the number for desired scarf width, but keep it an even number)
Row 1 (R1):
- SS into the back bump of the 2nd CH from the hook
- HDC into the back bump of the next chain
- Alternate between SS and HDC across, ending the row with SS
- CH1 and TO [37 stitches, exclusive of CH1 at the end]
For Row 2 (R2):
- SS into the 2nd CH from the hook, then HDC into the next ST
- Continue alternating between SS and HDC across, ending with SS
- CH1 and TO [37 stitches, excluding CH1 at the end]
Row 3 Onwards:
- Repeat Row 2 until the scarf reaches 131cm (51.5") or your desired length.
Closing The Scarf:
- Don't cut the yarn after the last row.
- Fold the scarf in half, aligning the foundation chain with the last row.
- With a loop left on the hook, slip-stitch the ends together by inserting the hook into the corresponding stitches of the foundation chain and the last row.
- Once done, turn the scarf inside out for a neat seam.
How to Change Colors:
- To create a stripy effect, change colors on the last SS of a row by yarning over with the new color to complete the SS, then continue as usual.
Additional Notes:
- The pattern creates a double-sided even moss stitch that looks identical on both sides.
- For a visual guide and more detailed instructions, refer to the original video tutorials provided on the website.
