Four Seasons Scarf Pattern

 

Four Seasons Scarf

by Elizabeth Mareno

Lacey and simple, this scarf is perfect for any season.

Kits are available for each season from Good Loops Yarn*. 

An ad-free PDF version is available for $2 on the Bizzy Crochet Website.

Spring Kit Available Here*

Summer Kit Available Here*

Fall Kit Available Here*

Winter Kit Available Here*

Materials:

Yarn:

Eco-Fusion by Nurturing Fibres

50% Bamboo/ 50% Cotton

1 skein each of 4 colors 

Hook:

F/3.75mm hook

Notes:

         ·            Each “stripe” is a full two-row repeat ending w/Row2.

         ·            If you want to follow the color-blocking for this pattern, the stripes go like this:

(Work the left column first.)

1 stripe Color B                                 1 stripe Color D

5 stripes Color A                               1 stripe Color B

3 stripes Color D                               3 stripes Color A

1 stripe Color C                                 3 stripes Color B

5 stripes Color D                               5 stripes Color C

3 stripes Color B                                5 stripes Color B

1 stripe Color C                                 1 stripe Color D

3 stripes Color D                               1 stripe Color C

1 stripe Color B                                 3 stripes Color A

3 stripes Color C                                1 stripe Color C

1 stripe Color A                                 1 stripe Color B

3 stripes Color C                                3 stripes Color A

3 stripes Color B                                3 stripes Color C

3 stripes Color C                                5 stripes Color D

5 stripes Color A                               1 stripe Color B

 Special Stitch:

Popcorn (Pc): 5dc in the next stitch, remove hook from loop, and reinsert (from front to back) in the top of the first of the 5dc, pick up the live loop and draw through the first dc, ch1.

Pattern:

Ch 42

Row1: sc in the 2^nd ch from the hook, *ch1, sk3, dc in next ch, ch1, work (dc, ch1, dc) in the same ch as last dc, ch1, sk 3, sc in the next ch; repeat from * to end. (5 “fans”)

Row2: ch6 (counts as 1dc and 3ch), turn, sk 1dc, sc in next dc, *ch3, 1Pc in next sc, ch3, sk1dc, sc in next dc; repeat from * to last sc, ch3, 1dc in last sc. (4 Pc)

If you’re striping, your color changes will happen after Row 2.

Row3: ch1, turn, sc in first dc, *ch1, dc in next sc, ch1, work (dc, ch1, dc) in top of the next sc, ch1, sc in top of Pc; repeat from * ending sc in 3^rd of ch6.

Row4-56: repeat rows 2 & 3.

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New Pattern- Coming Soon!

Today I am introducing you to my new Four Seasons Scarf Pattern. I am calling it that because it really can be worn all four seasons when made out of the right materials, and because I designed it using Eco-Fusion* by Nurturing Fibres to represent the four seasons in four gorgeous colorways! Eco-Fusion is a lovely, soft, and squishy 50% Bamboo/50% Cotton blend that is ethically dyed and balled in South Africa. It is a wonderful company concerned about not only conservation but also in providing jobs for locals and affecting their community in a positive manner. Plus, I don't know what they put in their dye, but their yarn has the most fantastic smell throughout the whole skein...EVERY skein. 

I am working with Good Loops Yarn*, who is a stockist for Nurturing Fibres. They are a small, woman-owned business located here in the States. Stephanie, who is their "Director of Squish" has been good enough to put kits together for each season to make it easier for you to order your favorite. Each kit has exactly the right amount of yarn to make one scarf, so there is no waste. And the yarn feels and looks like the decadent treat it is. Each kit comes out to about $26 USD. For me, that's about what I spend on a gift for Moms and Sisters, so I feel really good about being able to present you with the opportunity to buy a kit directly from Good Loops*. 

This pattern is going to be your go-to for ease and simplicity this scarf season. It uses a two-row repeat (featuring fans and popcorns) throughout that is easy to memorize. It works up so fast, I can make one in two nights of TV watching (even with changing yarn colors). It calls for a #3 light/DK yarn, so even if you're on a tight budget and you can't purchase new yarns, this is perfect for using up leftovers. You could even get away with using baby weight yarns or doubling up fingering weight.  

So, stay tuned for this weekend's pattern release!

*Links marked with asterisks are affiliate links. If you use one of my links to make a purchase it won't cost you any more, but the company may give me a small bit of money back which helps me pay for the free content on my blog. Thank you for your support!

Chutes and Ladders Infinity Scarf Pattern

Chutes and Ladders Infinity Scarf Pattern

by Elizabeth Mareno

Bulky yarn and a big hook give you an adorable, snugly winter accessory in an afternoon. Perfect for gifts, or sprucing up your wardrobe. It incorporates easy crochet stitches into a fun and simple scarf that lacks nothing in warmth and style! Dress it up with your favorite buttons, flowers or pins!

You can purchase an ad-free PDF on ETSY or my website. 

6 oz Bulky yarn 
Multicolored- “Rainbow Classic” in the Multi-Citrus colorway
Gray: Yarn Bee- “Tender Touch”- Rain colorway

J Hook 

Large Eye needle for assembly 

Infinity scarf: 

Row1- Ch26, sc in 2nd ch, (ch1, sk ch, sc in next ch) across. 

Row2- ch1, turn, sc in first sc and first ch1 space,(ch1, sk sc, sc in next ch1) across, sc in last sc. 

Row3- ch4 (cts as dc and ch1), turn, (dc in next ch1, ch1) repeat across, dc in last sc. 

Row4- ch1, turn, sc in dc and ch1 space, (ch1, sk dc, sc in next ch1) across, sc in dc. 

Row5- ch1, turn, sc in first sc, (ch1, sc in next ch1) repeat, ch1, sc in last sc. 

Row6- ch3, turn, dc in ch1, (ch1, dc in next ch1) across, dc in last sc. 

Row7- ch1, turn, sc in dc, (ch1, sc in next ch1) across, ch1, sc in last dc. 

Repeat Rows 2-7 

End with a dc row when it is about 5 feet long. 

Leave a long piece for sewing ends together. 

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