Hi friends! Last week on my instagram I asked you if you’d like the next tutorial to be a crochet project for your neck or a crochet pattern for your head… and you voted neck! So here is an easy infinity crochet scarf pattern that can be done in a night, yay!
This infinity scarf pattern features 2 sizes, a small and large. I also added a twist to the small size to keep it closer to my neck for warmth. Here is a side by side photo of the scarves so that you can compare and decide what you would like to make.
Details and instructions for both sizes are found in the pattern at the end of this post.
I chose a variegated yarn for this pattern. Variegated yarn really makes for a dynamic look when you are making projects like my Basic Crochet Scarf for Operation Gratitude.
When I was browsing the yarn aisles at hobby lobby and I saw this yarn, I thought it would be a great choice for a scarf or shawl tutorial in the fall season.
Here is how it looks as a ball, and you can see how it turns out once stitch. This is the Red Heart Roll with It Melange in the color Theatre. It was $6.99 at hobby lobby and was 30% off. This yarn style is at lots of other stores though too 😉
Easy Infinity Crochet Scarf
My favorite thing about this scarf is that you can make it in one evening – it works up super quick. The large size took me about 3 hours start to finish. Small crochet scarf size is even faster.
Choose a larger ball of yarn like I did, and you only need one for this scarf. I already had the crochet hook I needed, so this project cost me $5 – yes!
I mean look how cute that is! Don’t mind me while I chug my almond milk latte ;). I can’t wait to see what yarn you pick, as with most of my pattern, you can choose whatever yarn tickles your fancy.
See something stunning in the yarn aisles?? Unless it is very thin or very thick it will work for this project.
This scarf is great for beginner crocheters. You only have to know how to do a slip stitch and a double crochet. Check out my beginner crochet guide if you are new, it is a great resource for you.
Here is the easy infinity crochet scarf written pattern for you! There is a “print this” button for a beautiful printable pattern.
Easy Infinity Crochet Scarf - V Stitch, Beginner Friendly and Fast
This crochet scarf pattern features 2 sizes and can be made in one night! The large size took me about 3 hours, so the small size will be even quicker. This pattern is simple for beginners too!
Materials
- Yarn of choice (2 smaller skeins or 1 larger skein) - I used Red Heart Roll With It in the color Theatre. It's a size 4 and the ball has 389 yards. That is a large ball and would be plenty for either the small or large size. If you pick a yarn that has a smaller amount (150 is a common amount), buy 2.
Tools
- Crochet hook recommended on the yarn label (you can go up one size if desired)
- Yarn Needle
- Small scissors
Instructions
- Decide weather you would like to make the small or large size scarf. Here is a photo to compare.
- Create your foundation chain. Ch 100 (or 35 inches) for large size and Ch 90 (or 30 inches) for small size. If you would like to make different size, make sure it is a multiple of 2.
- Once you have reached your desired size, place two double crochet (dc) in the 4th chain from your hook.
- Skip a chain and 2dc in the next chain, skip a chain and 2dc in the next repeating all the way down the foundation chain.
- Once you get to the end place only 1 dc in the last foundation chain. After your last v stitch there should be 2 chains.
- Chain 3 (counts as a dc) and turn your work.
- Place 2 dc in the middle of each v stitch from the previous row.
- At the end of row 2, place 1 dc in the turning chain from previous row. Repeat row 2 until scarf reaching desired width.
- Crochet until scarf reaches 7.5 inches wide (Large) or 9 inches for small. Do not cut your yarn to fasten off
- You can keep the scarf straight or add a twist. See the video section for a quick video on how to add the twist. I added a twist to the small size so that it sat closer to my neck.
- Once you have decided how your scarf will lay, slip stitch the two short ends together. You want to insert your hook along the side of the scarf, inserting your hook under strands from both sides, yarn over and pull all the way through.
- Here is how your seam should look. You may also use a long strand of yarn and sew the ends closed with a yarn needle.
- Weave in your tails with a yarn needle and trim.
- Celebrate! I celebrated with an almond latte 😉
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Here is a quick little video on how to do the twist for the small size.
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Do you prefer to watch my video on YouTube? Here is that video!
Becky
Thursday 21st of November 2019
Melanie,
I love this pattern. Thank you. When you make it do you use the entire 389 yds?
Melanie
Thursday 21st of November 2019
No, you'll have leftover ;)
Janet Dorkin
Wednesday 20th of November 2019
I just finished this with Caron Latte Cakes. It’s beautiful! My only question is my foundation chain/row feels so tight compared to the rest of the scarf. Is there a way to prevent this?
Melanie
Thursday 21st of November 2019
You can try using one hook size bigger on the foundation chain, that's a common issue ;)
Maria
Tuesday 19th of November 2019
Hi Melanie I've been very busy making this scarf and I love the pattern . I'm making them for a group of students that asked the knitting group I'm in to make hats and scarves for all ages for them to give to people in need so I'm doing the scarves and hats to give them. Thank you for this pretty pattern and it helps that it's easy enough that I can make a bunch in different colors. I'm using number weight 4 lots of love yarn and they are so nice. Love watching your crochet videos and so happy to see you feeling good . Love and hugs Maria
Polly Pedersen
Wednesday 13th of November 2019
Just finished this project with black and white chunky yarn. I will share it Facebook. Thank you Melanie!
Melanie
Thursday 14th of November 2019
oh yay! That's so great to hear!
Jamie
Tuesday 12th of November 2019
Great scarf! Would really like a tutorial on how to make a cozy triangular scarf! Thank you Melanie for all you do 👏🏻
Jamie