Fabulously Fall Crochet Fringe Scarf
Are you looking for a new go-to Fall scarf crochet pattern? If so, then this cozy and easy to make one may be it!
The Fabulously Fall Fringe Scarf is one of my favorite fall crochet patterns and I hope you love it just as much. Read on down to find the full free pattern!
Fall Crochet Scarf
This easy scarf is oh-so-cozy and has fun fringe trim along the edges, which makes it perfect for those chilly fall days that are just around the corner!
Keep on scrolling down to find the full, free pattern. I can’t wait for you to try this fun and easy to make scarf pattern.
The Yarn
To make the Fabulously Fall fringe scarf, I used my favorite Lion Brand Yarn Vanna’s Choice, which is a 100% acrylic medium weight #4 yarn in the color Kelly Green.
If you’d prefer a different color of Vanna’s Choice, there are many color-way choices for everyone to pick from on their website or Amazon.
Vanna’s Choice
This yarn is made by Lion Brand, and is a Weight 4 – Medium yarn.
Fiber: 100% Acrylic
Yardage: 156m / 171 yds
Hook: 5.5 mm (I-9)
Substitute: Lion Brand Heartland
Do you need to use a substitute yarn?
If you don’t have Vanna’s choice on hand, you could use any worsted (medium) weight yarn and get the same result as mine, such as Caron Simply Soft or Red Heart Soft.
The Stitches & Techniques for This Scarf
Crochet Stitches: The whole scarf pattern consists of half double crochets (hdc) and chain stitches, which are both easy to learn. If you’d like a refresher course on these crochet stitches, I’ll link up my tutorials on both below.
These easy crochet stitches make crocheting this scarf simple and perfect for beginners.
Half Double Crochet
Abbreviation: hdc
Difficulty Level: Easy
Learn this stitch →
Fringe: I added fringe to the ends of the scarf to add some interest. Use our fringe tutorial to learn how to add it to scarves or other crochet projects too.
Make The Scarf Without Fringe Too!
If you’d prefer to make this scarf without fringe, you can do that too. Just skip the fringe instructions, and you will have a simple scarf to wear that is fringe-less. Sometimes less is more.
Ready to Get Started?
Scroll on down and follow along with our Fall scarf design. If you need any clarification, please let a comment or email me.
Fringe Scarf Pattern
Skill Level: Intermediate
Materials
- 2 skeins of Lion Brands Vanna’s Choice Yarn
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
- Crochet hook size I 5.5 mm
- Yarn needle (to weave in the ends)
Crochet Abbreviations
- ch = chain
- st = stitch
- hdc = half double crochet
- rep = repeat
- sl st = slip stitch
- sk = skip
Notes
- The scarf pattern is written in standard US terms
How to Crochet a Scarf With Fringe
Body of Scarf
(each row is 7″ long and the finished size of the scarf is approximately 50″ excluding fringe)
Foundation Row: ch 21
Row 1: starting in 2nd ch from the hook hdc, hdc in every ch across, turn. (20)
Row 2: ch 1, hdc in the first st, * skip 1 st, hdc in next st, go back to the st you sk and hdc in that (criss-cross), rep from * across, end with 1 hdc in last st, turn. (20)
Row 3: ch 1, hdc in first st, hdc in every st across, turn. (20)
Row 4: ch 1, hdc in first st, * skip 1 st, hdc in next st, go back to the st you sk and hdc in that (criss-cross), rep from * across, end with 1 hdc in last st, turn. (20)
Row 5- 77: repeat rows 3 & 4 for pattern. (20)
Row 78: repeat row 3, do not fasten off (20)
Border
- Working in the same st as last hdc ch 2, hdc again in same st (corner). Working along outside long edge of scarf hdc 1 time in each row for a total of 78 st’s (78)
- Working in same st as last hdc ch 2, hdc again in same st (corner), working on the short edge of scarf hdc evenly across for a total of 20 st’s. (20)
- Working in the same st as last hdc ch 2, hdc again in same st (corner). Working along outside long edge of scarf hdc 1 time in each row for a total of 78 st’s (78)
- Working in same st as last hdc ch 2, hdc again in same st (corner), working on the short edge of scarf hdc evenly across for a total of 20 st’s. sl st to top of the first hdc of the first border (20)
- Fasten off and weave in ends throughout scarf with a yarn needle
Attaching Fringe
- Wrap green yarn around a 6″ book or piece of cardboard to get 12″ even pieces. Cut along the top of yarn to get 12″ pieces of yarn. Take pieces of yarn and fold in half.
- Repeat the steps below 8 times, evenly on each side of the scarf.
- Insert the hook into the first stitch to be fringed, and put the 4 pieces of cut yarn that were folded in half onto the hook.
- Pull yarn through the first corner stitch.
- Take yarn ends and pull through the loop that was made with the crochet hook to secure.
- Trim ends of fringe to your desired length.
- You have now completed your fringe scarf!
I hope you enjoyed this crochet fringe scarf! Thanks for stopping by, and if you need any clarification, feel free to ask me anytime.
I would love to see your scarves on Instagram using the hashtag #easycrochetcom too!
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Use the images below to pin to Pinterest, so you can make this easy scarf at any time.
Follow along with on there too since we always share new free patterns as well as crochet stitches and tutorials too.
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I absolutely love this pattern! It’s so pretty! I’ve tried this in DC, but HDC looks so much better. Thank you so much for sharing! I’m on my second scarf now!
You are very welcome, Elizabeth! I am so glad you liked it! 🙂
-Krista
Just finished this scarf. Love it! HDC might be my favorite stitch and it was nice be able to have another variation.
Thanks, Cathy!
I am so glad you enjoyed this pattern!
-Krista
Just started this scarf yesterday, I just love this pattern. So easy to work up.
Thanks, Mary!
I am so happy you like it!
Krista
Help! I have started the scarf twice now and a I am ending up with a curved scarf. Not sure what I am doing wrong…..
Hi Linda,
I would recommend going up a hook size for your foundation row. It sounds like you maybe are crocheting tightly on your initial chain which can cause a curve.
Krista
Hi Krista,
Found you from Pinterest… just the pattern I’m looking for a scarf for a friend (male) and going to make another for his son as a matching father and son scarf for the coming fall and winter .. thanks for sharing .. it’s so easy to follow and work up fast.. using Just my stripe from Lion Brand (Licorice and the boy will be wild blueberry)and it’s so far so good and the colors changing not girly at all haha Will share in instagram when I’m done !
Hi Wendy,
I can’t wait to see! Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
Krista
Helli! I’m Working in this scarf pattern. I may be over thinking it, but when I get to the end I have 2 stitches left. Am I to just HDC in the last stitch and then go back to the previous, skipped stitch, snd do a HDC (as was done for the whole row) or…just HDC in the final stitch, leaving the next to last stitch skipped??
Hi Kathy,
You should have one stitch left to hdc into and you should have 20 hdc’s total. How many do you have?
Krista
I’m looking forward to making a scarf with this pattern. I’m curious, what is the gauge for this pattern?
Thanks, Colleen,
I didn’t measure the gauge for this unfortunately when I wrote this a few years ago.
Krista
Does this stitch have a name? I have an alpha file for all stitches I’ve tried along with the instructions and my personal comments. Thanks!
Hi,
It does not that I am aware of. It was just a combo of stitches I put together. 🙂
Happy Crocheting!
Krista
I was looking for a scarf pattern for an 8 year old boy. I found this pattern. It is perfect! It is a fun, quick pattern and looks very nice. I am using red heart yarn in camoflough. Thanks for sharing the pattern.
Hi Diane,
I am so glad you liked this pattern! If you can join the RPD Facebook group to share your scarf. I’d love to see!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/RescuedPawDesigns/
Krista
I am making this now with grey acrylic/alpaca and it is a fun pattern to work! Thank you for sharing!
You are welcome! The colors you picked sound pretty! 🙂
How do I get this pattern ? I am just learning how to crochet ??
Hi Brenda,
This particular pattern is not available as a PDF at this time. I do have other patterns available in my shop https://shop.easycrochet.com/.
Happy Crocheting.
Krista
i like the pattern. i will try and share as requested.
thanks
Hi there, is there any way that I can get a PDF of this pattern. It’s so pretty. Thank you.
Hi Terry,
I am trying to convert most of my patterns to PDF’s (slowly) but I am getting there! 🙂
I love this! Thank you for sharing. Can you please give the multiples so I can widen or narrow it as desired? I think this would make a gorgeous throw.
Hi Michelle!
Any even # +1 would work. 🙂
Happy Crocheting
Krista
Thank you for this beautiful stitch pattern! I used it to work up some scarves with local school colors.
Tried this pattern last night love it but not sure about the stitch 2nd ch from hook I end up with an extra stitch.. do I actually crochet into the base of the last stitch? Thanks Denise
Hi Denise,
You will crochet into the 2nd st from the hook, work the pattern across and you should end up with 20 stitches.