This simple crochet pattern is a great beginner project since it uses bulky yarn that works up so fast. If you are new to crocheting then this is the crochet scarf pattern for you!
Read on down to find the free pattern and get started today!
The Yarn That’s Perfect for This Scarf
For this simple crochet scarf pattern, I used Loops & Threads from Michaels Stores since it is so soft and affordable. You could use any bulky 5 yarn you have in its place and it would work just as well!
I suggest Lion Brand Hometown or Thick & Quick as a good replacement if you don’t happen to have a Michaels nearby.
Great Scarf for Beginners
This is the perfect design for a beginner who wants to learn how to crochet a scarf! Patterns that are simple, use easy stitches and work up fast are my go-to ones every time.
If you want to give this crochet button cowl scarf pattern a try read on down for the full FREE written instructions!
Happy Crocheting Friends!
Crochet Scarf With Buttons
Skill Level: Easy
Finished Size
- One size approx. 60″ circumference & 5″ width
Gauge
- 1 row = 5″
Materials
- Crochet hook 9.00 mm (or whatever hook is needed to obtain gauge) Hook 9.00 MM
- Yarn needle
- 125 yards of Loops & Threads Charisma in Off White or any other Bulky 5 yarn
- Two 2″ buttons (optional)
Crochet Abbreviations
- ch = chain
- dc = double crochet
- sc = single crochet
Victoria Scarf Crochet Pattern
- Row 1: ch 12, in 2nd ch from hook sc, sc in every ch across. (11)
- Row 2: ch 3, in 6th ch from hook * {dc,dc,ch 1,dc,dc} all in the same ch, skip 4 ch’s, in next ch repeat * group, sk 2 ch’s, 1 dc in turning ch. (11)
- Row 3: ch 3, {dc,dc,ch 1,dc,dc} in ch 1 space from previous row, {dc,dc, ch 1,dc,dc} in next ch 1 space, 1 dc in turning ch. (11)
- Row 4 to 44: repeat row 3 (11)
- Row 45: ch 1, * sc in the first dc from the previous row, sc in next dc from the previous row, sc in ch 1 space, sc in next dc, sc in next dc, repeat from * on next group, end with 1 dc in turning ch. (11)
- Fasten off and weave in loose ends with a yarn needle, or leave a 12″ piece to attach buttons, see below (optional)
Attaching Buttons to The Scarf
- (optional)
- (you can use the 12″ piece of extra yarn or sewing thread to attach)
- (button holes are not needed because of the open stitches of the scarf)
I placed my scarf flat like an upside-down U and placed the buttons on the inner left-hand side about 2 inches apart. If you want to wear it like the picture you would put it on your neck with the 2 long ends down your back, wrap the left scarf tail around your neck to the right, and the right scarf tail to your left and secure with the buttons.
There isn’t any wrong spot to put them and they can be secured any way you wish. I would also suggest if you aren’t sure about where to place the buttons put the scarf on how you would prefer to wear it and then figure out the best spot for the buttons to be placed.
I hope you enjoyed this pattern. If you have any questions feel free to ask!
DISCLAIMER:
An Original Pattern Created by Krista Cagle for Easy Crochet.
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What other soft yarns can you use and not the bulky yarns
Hi Kathy,
You could use any yarn you’d prefer but if you pick a non-bulky yarn the pattern will turn out smaller than written. 🙂
Krista
Hello Krista is this US or uk version,hope to hear from you soon
Hi Jackie,
This is written in US terms.
Have a great day!
Krista
Krista
Love the pattern in this scarf. Do you have a hat in the same pattern ?
Thanks
Sue
Hi Sue,
Thank you for the kinds words! I do not have a hat pattern at this time but maybe in the future! 🙂
Hi Krista! I came across your pattern on allfreecrochet . com. Thanks for sharing. Your scarf is beautiful. I have two large dark brown buttons left over from another project and I’m thinking a pumpkin colored bulky yarn (shopping time LOL). I’ll post a pic up on twitter and tweet you when I’m finished.
Hi Brenda!
A pumpkin color sounds awesome! I can’t wait to see it! 🙂