Saturday Scarf Crochet Pattern

If you are looking for an easy shawl pattern, this Saturday Scarf crochet pattern is very easy and fun to make. If you can double crochet and complete the chain stitch, you can do this project.

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Just look at the lovely results. I love the colors and the modern look of this wrap.

Finding the Perfect Crochet Project for the Stunning Yarn

I saw this beautiful Lion Brand Landscapes yarn and just fell in love. There was a sale recently, and let’s just say, I purchased way too much.

Finally had to purchase some plastic tubs and sort my yarn. There is a small, but sizable yarn stash that I just had to get under control. It is all packed away in 6 plastic tubs. This yarn is one of the first ones that I pulled out.

There is not much yardage really to each skein, only 147 yards. I needed a total of 3 skeins. 441 yards. Therefore, I had to figure out a crochet project that would be appropriate for the smaller skeins of yarn. The colors are just beautiful and I wanted to show the gorgeous color pallet.

Just look at the colorful scarf paired with the pattern. Isn’t that just beautiful?

Sometimes, I need to just stop and take a moment to realize that us folks that work with yarn are really artists. We choose the color, the stitch, and the end results are unique and lovely crochet design.

Asymmetrical Shawl

This scarf is worked from one corner to the opposite side. In an asymmetrical shawl, the stitches are added to one side.

Make this Crochet Project in a Day

I did actually have time recently to spend an entire day crocheting. It was during the holiday too. If someone would have told me when I was younger and running all around that you do have a bit more time for yourself when your family is grown, I would have never believed them.

Well, it is true and while I adore and love my family, carving out a bit of me time; well, it is just precious. I hope you like the results of my Saturday as much as I do.

Crochet Level

Easy. Great crochet pattern for a first shawl. You should be familiar with the chain stitch and double crochet. If you are new to crochet, you can find crochet tutorials here.

Gauge

14 double crochet per 4 inches. After 12 rows, the triangle size is approximately 7 inches wide X 8 inches long. However, gauge is not crucial for this project. Additionally, changes in yarn or crochet hook may affect the finished size.

Size

Finished size: 39 inches long X 38 inches wide. this can be adjusted by adding or decreasing rows. The shawl is made with three skeins of yarn. I was able to crochet 64 rows from the yarn that I used.

Directions: Saturday Scarf Crochet Pattern

Materials

Cabana Lion Brand Landscapes Yarn 3 skeins. 441 yards. If you are not able to find this yarn locally, you can find it here.

Size J 5.75 MM crochet hook

Yarn Needle

Scissors

Abbreviations

CH = Chain

DC = Double Crochet

SK = Skip

SP = Space

ST = Stitch

STs= Stitches

Pattern Notes

Once the first 12 rows are complete, the pattern consists of a repeat of rows 5-12 until you reach the desired size. Each row will increase by 2 stitches.

Crochet Pattern Directions

Begin CH 4

Row 1

2 DC in the 4th CH from the hook. Turn (3 DC)

Row 2

CH 3, DC in the next ST, 3 DC in the last ST. Turn (5 DC)

Row 3

CH 3, 2 DC in the same ST, DC in the remaining Sts. Turn (7 DC)

Row 4

CH 3, DC in the next ST and in each ST across to the last, 3 DC in the last ST. Turn (9 DC)

Row 5

CH 4, (counts as 1 DC and CH here and throughout pattern). DC in the same ST. [CH 1, SK 1, DC in next ST] repeat between [ ] across. Turn (6 DC)

Row 6

CH 4, DC in the next DC [CH 1, DC in next DC] repeat between [ ] across to last ST. (DC CH 1, DC) in last ST. Turn (7 DC)

Row 7

CH 4, DC in the same ST. [CH 1, DC in next DC] repeat between [ ] across to last ST. Turn (8 DC)

Row 8

CH 4, DC in the next DC [CH 1, DC in next DC] repeat between [ ] across to last ST. (DC CH 1, DC) in last ST. Turn (9 DC)

Row 9

CH 3, 2 DC in the same ST, DC in each CH SP and ST across. Turn (19 DC).

Row 10

CH 3, DC in the next ST and in each ST across to the last ST. 3 DC in the last ST. Turn (21 DC)

Row 11

CH 3, 2 DC in the same ST, DC in each CH SP and ST across. Turn (23 DC).

Row 12

CH 3, DC in the next ST and in each ST across to the last ST. 3 DC in the last ST. Turn (25 DC)

Continue to repeat of rows 5-12 until you reach the desired size.

Finishing

Weave in ends and cut off excess.

Saturday Scarf Crochet Pattern

Video Tutorials of Scarf Pattern

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