The Ridgeline Skinny Scarf is a quick and easy pattern that was designed using one of my favorite color combinations. This light weight scarf is perfect for the cooler weather. Find some color inspiration from my testers versions below to help you plan your next scarf.
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ABBREVIATIONS:
- ch – chain
- st(s) – stitch(es)
- sl st(s) – slip stitch(es)
- hdc – half double crochet
MATERIALS:
- G/4mm hook
- 1 skein of dk yarn, from Mountains of Yarn, or Approx. 250 yards of dk (#3) yarn
- Darning needle
- Scissors
NOTES:
- The Ridgeline Skinny Scarf is a beginner pattern that is written in US terms.
- This pattern is worked from the bottom up, turning every round.
- Ch 1 does not count as a stitch.
- There are instructions at the end on how to create an infinity scarf.
- Instead of using the materials listed above, you can use any yarn and hook, however the yarn requirements and size will be different than in the pattern.
Size:
Approximately 46″ x 4″
Gauge: 10 st(s) and 11 Rows = 2″ in pattern (rows 2 and 3).
I designed this pattern to use only 1 skein. Gauge is not important because I just continued crocheting until I finished the skein!
Pattern Inspiration:
The even moss stitch creates a nice texture when worked in rows. The Ridgeline Skinny Scarf is such an easy pattern because there is only 2 rows to repeat, which means it works up very quickly. This fun pattern only uses slip stitches and hdc, that’s it! When working the even moss stitch, always be sure to place your slip stitches on top of a hdc from the previous row, and place a hdc on top of the slip stitch from the previous row.
An easy to print pattern PDF of the Ridgeline Skinny Scarf, is also avaliable on Ravelry by clicking the graphic above!
Keep this pattern handy and return to it soon by pinning it on pinterest!
This was my fifth design using the even moss stitch in the Ridgeline Series. I still have a few more designs using this stitch that I can’t wait to release! To view some of my other Ridgeline designs, click each of the photos below.
TESTER PHOTOS
Behind every designer there is a testing team of amazing crocheters, and I could not have brought this pattern to life without the help of my fabulous testing team! I hope you find some color inspiration from their beautiful scarves.
From Top left to right crocheted by @angied_sass, @hookedonbostons, @Stacysecoy, @craftycandee
Yarn Used:
My favorite colors are pink and purple, and I had one hand dyed skein of yarn from Mountains of Yarn waiting to be turned into something special. This dk colorway is called Lake Day and you can find it (and other beautiful yarns) on Kara’s website.
Lets Get Started!
NOTE: to alter the size of your scarf, us a mlutiple of 2 +1 chains to start.
R1: Ch 20, hdc in 2nd ch from hook, *sl st, hdc* repeat from * to * across. Turn. (19)
R2: Ch 1, sl st, *hdc, sl st* repeat from * to * across. Turn. (19)
R3: Ch 1, hdc, *sl st, hdc* repeat from * to * across. Turn. (19)
Rows 4-240: Repeat rows 2 and 3 (or until desired length).
Cut yarn and weave in ends. If you would like to make an infinity scarf follow the directions below.
Infinity Scarf Option:
I love the option of creating an infinity scarf, because I always find regular scarves never stay in place under my coat and I am always repositioning. Keep your scarf close to your neck with the wrap around infinity scarf option. If you would like to make an infinity scarf, place the first and last rows on top of each other and sl st through both rows. Cut yarn and weave in ends.
Congratulations!
Your Ridgeline Skinny Scarf is now complete!
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