This Quick and Comfy Crochet Scarf Pattern is exactly as it sounds … it’s quick to work up and super comfy to wear! The stitch pattern I used gives it a great textured design and is perfect for adding style to an outfit while keeping cozy! And if you prefer a knit version of the scarf, I have one too … just click here for the free Quick and Comfy Knit Pattern.
Quick and Comfy Crochet Scarf Pattern
Here’s what you need:
- 2 balls (106 yd each) of Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick (shown here in Oatmeal)
- N / 10 mm crochet hook
- shawl pin, screw on pedestal buttons, or magnetic button closures
- tapestry needle and scissors
This pattern is written in U.S. crochet terms and abbreviations. Resources and tutorials you may find helpful in following this pattern: Crochet Abbreviations, U.S. to U.K. Crochet Conversion Chart.
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Finished scarf measures approximately 6 ½ in. × 33 in.
Begin Ribbing
Ch 7.
Row 1 (RS): Work 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook and each ch across, turn — 6 sts.
Row 2: Sl st in each st across, turn — 6 sts.
Row 3 (RS): Ch 1 (does not count as st), work 1 sc in each st across, turn — 6 sts.
Rows 4 through 17: Repeat Rows 2 and 3, do not turn after last row.
Click here to reference Crochet Stitch Chart Symbols.
Scarf Body
With the right side (RS) facing you, chain 1 and work 13 sc evenly across side edge of ribbing rows.
Row 1: Sl st in first st, *1 hdc in next ch, Sl st on next, rep from * across, turn — 13 sts.
Row 2 (RS): Ch 2 (counts as 1st hdc), *Sl st in next hdc, 1 hdc in next Sl st, rep from * across, turn — 13 sts.
Row 3: *Sl st in hdc, 1 hdc in next Sl st, rep from * across, Sl st in top of turning ch, turn — 13 sts.
Rows 4 – 57 : Rep Rows 2 and 3 for pattern through Row 57 or until desired length is reached being being sure to end on an odd numbered (WS) row, do not fasten off.
Finish Ribbing
Ch 7.
Row 1 (RS): Work 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook and each ch across, drop loop from hook and pull through adjacent st along last row of scarf, turn — 6 sts.
Row 2: Sl st in each st across, turn — 6 sts.
Row 3 (RS): Ch 1 (does not count as st), work 1 sc in each st across, drop loop from hook and pull through adjacent st along last row of scarf, turn — 6 sts.
Rows 4 through 17: Repeat Rows 2 and 3; do not drop loop on last row, instead join to adjacent corner with a Sl st.
Fasten off, weave in ends.
That’s it! Now you’re ready to wear. Just fasten with your favorite shawl pin or brooch or with a set of pretty screw on pedestal buttons (as shown here) or magnetic button closures.
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Jody says
I want to knit again. I love the scarf.
June says
Hello,
I love your pattern and I’m at the end to do the last ribbing and feeling a bit lost. Do you have something to show what the dropping the loop and connecting to adjacent looks like? I don’t think what I have going on is what it should be at all! Do you have a photo of that last end started maybe? Help please.
Thanks so much!
Leslie says
I’m so confused on the very first part. Rows 4-17. I don’t understand where to put the sc stitches after doing a row of slip stitch. I tried putting them over the top of the stitches but it doesn’t work out to well. Is this what I’m suppose to do. So confused. ..
Kara says
Work the single crochets right into the loops of the slip stitch. It is supposed to look like a tight knit ribbing texture.
Jane says
Beautiful! Great pattern!
Karen says
I just finished this scarf, and absolutely love the pattern. Thank you for sharing this lovely scarf pattern.
Kara says
So happy to hear that!!
Mac says
Fabulous pattern(s)!!. Also I love the fact you offer them in pdf form. It really makes it so easy to save them. Thanks
Kara says
So glad it’s helpful!!
Craftermadness says
Hi Kara,
I’ve been following you for a while & love all your crochet designs & patterns, including this one. I’ve been looking for this type of “neck” scarf to make & this is perfect. It looks nice & warm, just what I need for these cold Pennsylvania winters. I can’t wait to make one. Thanks so much for sharing your talents with us all.
Diane Lain says
May I sell this scarf in a local shop where I have items that I have made?
Kara says
Absolutely, Diane! Good luck!
Connie says
Hi Kara. I finally figured out where I was going wrong after tearing my scarfie apart many, many, many, many times. I was reading the crochet pattern incorrectly and doing the same pattern on both rows 2 and 3. What a dummie. I could have saved myself at least five weeks of headaches if I had just noticed sooner. It is now coming along splendidly. Thank you for your patterns, your help and your patience. I can hardly wait for the fingerless gloves. Much thanks.
Kara says
Yay! So glad you figured it out, Connie 🙂
Jackie Ramsdell says
On the ribbing part do you work the sc rows behind the sl sts, in the sc from previous row
Kara says
Hi Jackie 🙂 Not particularly, I just tried to place them so they were evenly spaced across since they wouldn’t divide into the Sl sts or the sc rows evenly.
Ashley says
Hi! I love this scarf. I actually just finished and I have a question. Are the buttons supposed to unlatch or are they supposed to stay secure and you slip the scarf over your head? Thank you so much!
Kara says
You can either use a shawl pin or pedestal buttons as I used here. Both options are removable.
Miglena says
Hello Kara, Your scarf is amazing and it’s very quick. Thank you for this pattern. I am making one as a gift, but i have doubts about attaching the buttons. The ones i found here (in Bulgaria) required a hole. Can you please advice me. Thank you very much.
Alexandra says
This looks very comfy! And warm. Beautiful piece.
Linda says
Would the pattern work with regular Wool Ease (not Thick and Quick) or Classic Wool if I held 2 strands together? The pattern is beautiful. thanks so much for sharing!
Bobby Fossum says
I tried to print out this info for this scarf but couldn’t.
Amanda Howell says
This is really beautiful! And inquiring minds want to know…where did you get those gorgeous buttons!?!?!
Kara says
Thanks so much, Amanda! They are pedestal buttons from JUL designs … http://www.juldesigns.com/attach/pedestal-buttons/
Amanda Howell says
Oh yay! I don’t comment much, but I adore your designs….I should interact on here more! lol
Laurie says
Thank you for sharing this wonderful pattern! 🙂 I can’t wait to make it.
Kara says
Hope you enjoy it, Laurie!
Dawn says
I love this. Where could I find the buttons or similar ones?
Kara says
Thanks, Dawn! They are pedestal buttons from JUL designs … http://www.juldesigns.com/attach/pedestal-buttons/
Jackie says
Any chance of a knit version???
Kara says
Oooh … good idea! Let me see what I can do 🙂
Pat aston says
Any chance of a knit version
Kara says
Hi Pat 🙂 Yes! You can find a knit version here: http://www.petalstopicots.com/2014/11/quick-comfy-knit-scarf-pattern-scarfie/
anna says
Lovely scarf, lovely you !!!
Have a nice day !
Anna
Kara says
Thanks so much, Anna!
Marilyn says
This pattern is absolutely gorgeous (as is the model). Thanks so much for creating this scarf and sharing your pattern so we can all make one!
Kara says
Thank you so much, Marilyn! And you are very welcome too 🙂
Katy M says
I just signed up for your “patterns to your inbox” newsletter and, amazing, that’s what you get. No having to click, then download…simply a pattern in my inbox. Thank You!!!! Should say great pattern.
I signed up because when I checked out your site for the little birdies, I saw you have such imagination! Keep up the good work.
Kara says
What a very sweet comment! Thank you, Katy … I am so happy you are pleased 🙂
Margaret says
This is wonderful!! I was afraid this post might have been from last year, then I saw Preeti’s comment date!! Thank you for sharing such an awesome and beautiful pattern!!
Kara says
My pleasure, Margaret!
Preeti says
Lovely scarf, Kara! And your picture is beautiful 🙂
Kara says
Thank you Preeti 🙂
Ke;lly says
The scarf is pretty,I would like to crochet the other things but I HATE CHARTS!