Pretty in Pink Crochet Scarf Pattern
If you love chunky crochet scarf patterns (and cozy) then this one is for you. The best part? The whole pattern is worked up with just a three-row stitch repeat which makes it work up fast. Read on down to get the instructions to make this free pretty in pink scarf pattern or purchase the ready to print PDF version of this design. I hope you enjoy this pattern.
Happy Crocheting!
While this isn’t technically a beginner crochet scarf if you can get the first 3 rows I don’t see why a beginner couldn’t get the hang of it. For that reason, I think all levels of crocheters will love this pattern and be able to complete it! Yay, to fun patterns!
The Yarn That is Perfect for This Pink Scarf!
For this entire design, I held two skeins of the Feels like Butta Yarn from Lion Brand Yarn in Dusty Pink together. I wanted to double up on this yarn because I was trying a tad more coziness to this already soft yarn! It is pretty amazing! For real. You have got to try it!
This yarn is so soft and feels great against the skin! You will definitely have no scratchiness or irritation with this crochet scarf because it is one of the softest yarns from Lion Brand! Just try it and you will know what I mean!
If you can’t find this particular yarn any worsted weight 4 yarn will work. I will link up a few below for you to look at such as Vanna’s Choice, Baby Soft and Basic Stitch all of which are from Lion Brand.
Ready to Start the Pattern?
If you are ready to get started on this easy crochet scarf then read on down to find the full free pattern or click the button below to get the PDF version that is ad free. Thank you for supporting Easy Crochet and loving crochet as much as I do!
A video tutorial on YouTube will show you how to work up the stitches used. *if you have an ad-blocker installed you may not be able to see the video
Pretty in Pink Crochet Scarf Pattern
Skill Level: Intermediate
Materials
4 skeins of Feels Like Butta Yarn < 800 yards In Dusty Pink and 1 skein of Feels Like Butta Yarn < 200 yards in White or any four medium weight yarn.
Yarn needle
Scissors
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Gauge
10 st’s in 4″
Size
57″ long & 10″ in width
To change the size use a multiple of 3 +5
Abbreviations
sc = single crochet
ch = chain
dc = double crochet
hdc = half double crochet
sk = skip
st(s) = stitch (es)
yo = yarn over
Notes
Written in standard US terms
The entire pattern is worked holding TWO skeins of yarn together at the same time.
How to Make a Double Crochet Puff Stitch
- hdc
- yo, pull up loop through st (3 loops on hook)
- yo, pull through 2 loops. (2 loops on hook)
- yo, pull up a loop through st (4 loops on hook)
- yo, pull through 2 loops. (3 loops on hook)
- yo, pull up a loop through st. (5 loops on hook)
- yo, pull through 2 loops. (4 loops on hook)
- yo pull through all 4 loops on hook, then hdc in the stitch.
- how the hdc, dc puff stitch, hdc cluster will look
Main Crochet Scarf Pattern Steps
hold two skeins of yarn together for the entire pattern
Foundation Row: Ch 26
Row 1: Sc in every ch across (25)
Row 2: Ch 3, in first st dc, *sk 2 sts, 3 dc’s in the next st, sk 2 sts, (hdc,dc puff stitch,hdc) in next st, repeat from * across ending with 2 sk sts and 2 dcs in the last st. (24)
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in every st across including the top of the turning ch from the row before. (25)
Row 4: Ch 3, in first st dc, *sk 2 sts, (hdc,dc puff stitch,hdc) in next st, sk 2 sts, 3 dc’s in next st, repeat from * across ending with 2 sk sts and 2 dcs in the last st. (24)
Row 5: Repeat row 3
Row 6 -83: Repeat rows 2-5
Row 84: Repeat row 2
Row 85: Repeat row 3
Finishing: Fasten off yarn and cut with scissors. Weave in loose ends throughout with a yarn needle.
You Are Done!
Finally, you are done with your cozy scarf! Now you will just need to add the fringe after you are done with the main part of this scarf.
One of the great things about this design is that it also looks pretty good without the fringe too so if you prefer to be fringe-less then go right ahead!
If you’d like to add the fringe you can follow along with my YouTube tutorial or look through a how to add fringe picture tutorial post too. I cut 26 12′ pieces of each color of yarn to make the fringe for each side.
You will also need to use 4 pieces (2 of white, 2 of dusty pink) to make the fringe and make sure to evenly space out 13 spaces along the two bottoms of the scarf.
Easy Peasy.
Love the pink scarf! Thank you for sharing all your beautiful designs!
Have a great weekend!
Mona.
Thanks Mona! I’m glad you like it! Hope you have a great weekend too! 🙂
Krista