Chevron Scarf Crochet Pattern
Hey there! Get ready to dive into the wonderful world of crochet with an easy and oh-so-stylish chevron scarf pattern. Using only single crochet stitches, you’ll be able to create a fabulous accessory that will turn heads wherever you go.
This pattern is perfect for all skill levels, so whether you’re a crochet newbie or a seasoned pro, you’ll be able to whip up this trendy scarf in no time. So grab your hook and let’s get crocheting a fabulous chevron scarf that’s sure to add a pop of personality to any outfit!
This Crochet Chevron Scarf is Excellent for Beginners!
Are you looking for a new but easy scarf design to crochet? If so, then you’ll love this chevron scarf pattern!
This easy chevron scarf crochet pattern is the perfect project for a beginner who is looking for something a bit more than a straight scarf. It’s zigzag design is simple to learn and adds a uniqueness to this beautiful scarf.
If you have mastered a scarf made in a straight line, then this crochet chevron scarf would a great next crochet project.
I can promise as a beginner you will want to give this one a try. If you scroll on down you will be able to find the free pattern and get started right away!
This Chevron Scarf Design Uses Only One Stitch
If you can single crochet, then you can make this scarf! I also have a tutorial on how to do the single crochet if you need a refresher.
Crochet Stitch for a Chevron Design
- Single Crochet: Written and Video Tutorial
Single Crochet
Abbreviation: sc
Difficulty Level: Easy
Learn this stitch →
The chevron stitch is one of my favorites and is one of the seven best crochet stitches for scarves in my opinion! I think the best part is that the single crochet makes it a perfect one night, watching Netflix and relaxing crochet project! I am going to go out on a limb and promise you’ll love this one stitch crochet scarf too.
The Yarn That’s Great for This Chevron Scarf
To begin my chevron design, I used beautiful yarn from the Isaac Mizrahi skyscraper craft yarn line called Chrysler. This yarn is considered a bulky fiber but is more like a worsted weight, in my opinion.
It is incredibly soft though, and does have a neutral palette of blended colors which slowly shade from one to the next!
The best part of this yarn is that it creates a natural striping in the pattern as you work, which means no need for color change and switching yarns.
Do You need a substitute yarn?
As of 2019, the yarn I used has been discontinued, so I recommend, Lion Brand Homespun as a good substitute. You will still get the same beautiful chevron pattern and softness.
Homespun
This yarn is made by Lion Brand, and is a Weight 5 – Bulky yarn.
Fiber: 98% Acrylic, 2% Polyester
Yardage: 185 yards
Hook: 6.5 mm (K-10.5)
Substitute: Lion Brand SoftBall
Ready to Get Started?
Scroll on down to get the free pattern and have fun crocheting! I hope you enjoy this chevron scarf pattern! I am so excited for you to try out this chevron design.
Happy Crocheting!
How to Crochet a Chevron Scarf
Skill Level: Easy
Materials
- Size J crochet hook 6.00 mm
- Two skeins of Isaac Mizrahi Craft Skyscraper Yarn in Chrysler or 322 yards of any other bulky (five) yarn such as Lion Brand Homespun
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
Finished Size
- Approx. 68″ long x 9″wide
Abbreviations
- sc = single crochet
- sc2tog = single crochet two together
- ch = chain
- sk = skip
- st = st
Notes
- Each row is approx. 9″ wide.
- Gauge is six sc for every 2″
- I suggest counting and recounting your st’s as you go to make sure you have the correct amount throughout your scarf.
- Every row should end with five sc then a sc2tog.
- Written in standard US terms.
East Chevron Stitch Pattern Steps
Foundation Row: ch 33
Row 1: For row 1 start in 2nd ch from hook (for row 2 -135 start in first st)
sc2tog, 1 sc in each of next 5 st, sc 3 times in next st, *1 sc in
next 7 st, skip next 2 st, 1 sc in next 7 st, sc 3 times in next st.
Repeat from * across until you are left with 2 st then sc those last two remaining stitches together (aka sc2tog), turn. (32)
Row 2- 135: ch 1, repeat row 1. (32)
You can make your scarf shorter or longer if you prefer by adding or subtracting rows.
Finishing: Fasten off yarn and weave in loose ends throughout the crochet scarf with a yarn needle.
You will need to block this scarf since it tends to roll up. Be sure to read this great article on blocking here for extra help with this part.
Are you looking for more chevron patterns to make? Try the Wonders chevron blanket, the Neutral chevron throw and much more in our archives.
You Are Done!
I hope you enjoyed this quick crochet chevron scarf pattern! If you have any questions about any of my crochet patterns, please feel free to ask! If you liked this pattern, you might also like my quick one-hour cowl too!
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I love this scarf! I made it the first time last year when I was just learning to crochet, and now I am finishing a second one (with various interim projects) using a variegated yarn. My six-year-old granddaughter saw me crocheting it and said she’d like to have one that’s tie-dyed, so I found some yarn that looks tie-dyed and am going to start on it next. I hope she remembers that she said that when she gets it for Christmas! I’m eager to try your other chevron patterns now. Thank you!
Hi Kathryn,
I am so glad you love it, and I hope your granddaughter loves her new gift too. Thanks for taking the time to comment it means alot!
Krista
Hi Krista,
There is a slight error/miscommunication in the original pattern. In the step by step tutorial you make it clear that the last part has only 5 sc. in the original pattern it seems as though it should be 7. It is throwing the count off. Thanks for the great pattern!
Hi Nicki,
I am so glad you like the pattern!! 🙂 There are 7 stitches left at the end. You sc in 5 of them, and the last two are a sc2tog.
I hope this helps. 🙂
– Krista
Krista
Is there a way to print the pattern?
Hi Shelly,
I sell PDF forms of select pattern in my shop at shop.easycrochet.com. All the others are just available for viewing on my site.
-Krista
Thank You , I am going to make this one.
You are welcome! Enjoy!
This is my first attempt at chevron & you pattern is easy to follow. I was just wondering what the stitch multiple is, I want to make some more with some more points.
Hi Danielle,
The chains are worked in a multiple of 17, + 16 sts. If you’d like to see the full tutorial with the stitch it is here: https://easycrochet.com/chevron-crochet-tutorial/
Happy Crocheting!
Krista
I so want to try this. I just started crocheting and made a basic straight scarf for my dad. I started to read the instructions and got overwhelmed. Help
Hi Mich,
What did you need help with? I would be glad to help you out. 🙂
Krista
thanks for this pattern. will use black and gold (my fav NFL team) for some cozy holiday gifts. thanks for sharing Krista:)
You are welcome! I am so glad you liked it! 🙂
In row 2 when it says to repeat row 1, do I repeat from * to * or from the very beginning of row 1?
On row 2 when it says to repeat row 1 do I just repeat from *to * or do I repeat from the very beginning with the sc2tog? Every time I try i always end up off with my stitches.
Hi Cheyenne,
You start at the beginning with the sc2tog in the first st (not the ch1). I have a video that may help too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pDYfohDnKQ
How do I order the thread for the ice coffe scarf?
Hi Brenda,
I found it at my local Michaels store. 🙂