Winter Wonderland Crochet Scarf Pattern
If you’re looking for a fun crochet project with a little bit of variety, make this stunning scarf crochet pattern.
Using a combination of double crochet, single crochet, and my beloved Elizabeth stitch, this crochet scarf unites shades and textures. It’s quickly become one of my favorite crochet scarf patterns.
It’s a great option if you’re just learning how to crochet a scarf or if you’ve been at it awhile. The long, varied texture of this crochet scarf pattern is beautiful and a lot easier than you would expect. Crochet yourself a winter scarf for the colder seasons or treat your friend to a handmade present.
I’ve made a lot of free crochet scarf patterns, but this is one of the most beautiful and unique in my opinion. And since this scarf is so easy to make, you’ll find yourself making them in different colors to coordinate with multiple outfits.
They also make an amazing gift and with Christmas around the corner, crochet winter scarf patterns make great gifts for everyone in the family.
If you love the Elizabeth Crochet Stitch too, you may want to check out my Fingerless Gloves Pattern as well as my Elizabeth Stitch Hat.
Winter Wonderland Crochet Scarf Pattern
SKILL LEVEL: EASY
MATERIALS:
Hook: U.S. L/8.00mm
Yarn: Size 5 Chunky Yarn in 3 colors – color A x 2 balls (220 yards), color B x 2 balls (180 yards), color C x 1 ball (100 yards) – I used Red Heart Soft Essentials in White, Light Grey, and Dark Grey.
Darning Needle & Scissors
ABBREVIATIONS:
- st = stitch
- ch = chain
- sc = single crochet
- dc = double crochet
SPECIAL STITCH:
Elizabeth Stitch – see tutorial here
Insert your hook into next stitch, pull up a loop, yarn over, back into the same stitch and pull up another loop, yarn over and pull through all four loops on the hook. ch 1.
FINISHED SIZE: 80” x 8” (not including fringe)
CROCHET SCARF PATTERN:
Chain 204,
ROW 1: COLOR A, Start by making your first dc in the 4th ch from the hook, dc in every stitch across the row, turn.
ROW 2: COLOR B, Ch 3, starting under the ch3, add the Elizabeth Stitch to every other stitch across row ending with the last Elizabeth Stitch in the turning chain. Turn.
ROW 3: Ch 3, starting under the ch3, add the Elizabeth Stitch to every other stitch across row ending with the last Elizabeth Stitch in the turning chain. Turn.
ROW 4: Ch 3, starting under the ch3, add the Elizabeth Stitch to every other stitch across row ending with the last Elizabeth Stitch in the turning chain. Turn.
ROW 5: COLOR A, Ch3, starting in the first st under the ch3, dc in every stitch across the row ending with a dc in the turning chain, turn.
ROW 6. COLOR C, Ch1, starting in the st under the turning chain, sc in each stitch across the row, turn.
ROW 7: COLOR A, Ch3, starting in the first st under the ch3, dc in every stitch across the row ending with a dc in the turning chain, turn.
ROW 8: COLOR B, Ch 3, starting under the ch3, add the Elizabeth Stitch to every other stitch across row ending with the last Elizabeth Stitch in the turning chain. Turn.
ROW 9: Ch 3, starting under the ch3, add the Elizabeth Stitch to every other stitch across row ending with the last Elizabeth Stitch in the turning chain. Turn.
ROW 10: Ch 3, starting under the ch3, add the Elizabeth Stitch to every other stitch across row ending with the last Elizabeth Stitch in the turning chain. Turn.
ROW 11: COLOR A, Ch3, starting in the first st under the ch3, dc in every stitch across the row ending with a dc in the turning ch, turn.
ROW 12. COLOR C, Ch1, starting in the st under the turning chain, sc in each stitch across the row, turn.
ROW 13: COLOR A, Ch3, starting in the first st under the ch3, dc in every stitch across the row ending with a dc in the turning ch, turn.
ROW 14: COLOR B, Ch 3, starting under the ch3, add the Elizabeth Stitch to every other stitch across row ending with the last Elizabeth Stitch in the turning chain. Turn.
ROW 15: Ch 3, starting under the ch3, add the Elizabeth Stitch to every other stitch across row ending with the last Elizabeth Stitch in the turning chain. Turn.
ROW 16: Ch 3, starting under the ch3, add the Elizabeth Stitch to every other stitch across row ending with the last Elizabeth Stitch in the turning chain. Turn.
ROW 17: COLOR A, Ch3, starting in the first st under the ch3, dc in every stitch across the row ending with a dc in the turning ch, turn.
Cut the yarn, weave in ends.
FINISHING
Add Fringe
Cut yarn in 13” strands. Fold the strands of yarn for one fringe in half, forming a loop at one end. Match the cut ends of the yarn on the other end. Take your hook and draw the loop through the stitch that you’re attaching the fringe to. Draw the loose ends of the yarn through the loop. This step creates the knot. Holding the top of the fringe in one hand, pull gently on the fringe ends with your other hand, tightening the knot until it’s secure. To finish, trim the ends of the fringe so that they’re even. Your beautiful crochet scarf is now ready for its recipient.
If you’re looking for a few more great patterns don’t forget to check out our patterns on Dabbles and Babbles including The Boyfriend Scarf, The Cross-Over Stitch Crochet Infinity Scarf, The Large Loop Infinity Scarf, and the popular Lily Cowl Crochet Pattern.
