London Phone Booth Scarf

When I first visited London last year, I loved the bright red phone booths that are sprinkled throughout the city. They are very popular with tourists, and many of them are actually working phone booths. A few have been turned into book exchanges – leave a used book inside and take another home to read.

For this year’s trip to London, I made a scarf to look like a phone booth. Whether you love London or simply love red, this is a great pattern to spice up your winter wardrobe. Easy crochet instructions (including a color chart) to make this pattern in any length you like. Women’s scarf measures approximately 7.5” wide by 52” long (instructions are given to lengthen scarf if desired). YouTube video included for crown applique.

Skill level: Easy

Materials needed:
Worsted weight yarn –
4 oz. red (MC)
2.5 oz. white (CC)
Few yards yellow
Size H crochet hook
Yarn needle

This crochet pattern and image are property of My Fingers Fly.

View the full pattern here 

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