The Alpine Scarf is a free crochet pattern, here on my blog! This easy to crochet, neck warmer scarf pattern – The Alpine Scarf– is super soft and versatile. You will love all of the different ways it can be worn to keep you extra cozy during the cold and breezy winter months! Buttons are a great way to add a little extra flair to any accessory!
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The Alpine Scarf Pattern #321 is made with soft super bulky weight, size 6 yarn. The pictures are shown using Lion Brand Yarns Hometown USA in Little Rock Granite. Below you will find the free pattern with all of the yarn specifics, however, any size 6 yarn you love will work great! Below you will find the free pattern. You can also purchase an inexpensive, printer-friendly, PDF of this pattern at my Etsy shop MarlowsGiftCottage, or with the direct pattern link here.
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The Alpine Scarf Crochet Pattern #321
Bulky Scarf with Buttons
© Marlow’s Gift Cottage, LLC
Advanced Beginner
Please read all directions before beginning project.
Size: Scarf is approximately 9 1/2” in width and approximately 33” in length.
Materials List:
-3 skeins of super bulky yarn (size 6)… Pictures are shown using Lion Brand Yarns Hometown USA in Little Rock Granite (which has 64 yards per skein)…you will only use a small portion of the 3rd skein.
–US P/10mm crochet hook…check gauge…feel free to change hook size to get the correct gauge.
–Tapestry Needle (for weaving in ends) or small hook to hide shorts tails
–Scissors and flexible tape measure
-4 Buttons-size is 1 1/8” or 28 mm… the buttons I used are #2778 from Green Earth by La Mode
-Thread and needle to sew on the button, or you can use the yarn, just thin it and tie
Gauge:
The gauge is approximately 9 dc X 4 1/2 rows = 4 in x 4 in
Notes:
-ch=chain, dc= double crochet, fl dc= front loop double crochet, bl dc= back loop double crochet, st(s)= stitch(es)
-Count your stitches after each row to be sure you do not miss a stitch, be sure to use the ch 3 as a st space at the end of rows 2-10
-ch 3 counts as first dc
Instructions:
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ch 70
R1: dc in 4th ch from hook (the first 3 chains from hook counts as first dc), and dc in each ch across = 68 sts
R2: ch 3 (ch 3 counts as first dc), turn, fl dc in next st, fl dc in each additional st = 68 sts
R3: ch 3 (ch 3 counts as first dc), turn, bl dc in next st, bl dc in each additional st = 68 sts
R4: ch 3 (ch 3 counts as first dc), turn, fl dc in next st, fl dc in each additional st = 68 sts
R5: ch 3 (ch 3 counts as first dc), turn, bl dc in next st, bl dc in each additional st = 68 sts
R6: ch 3 (ch 3 counts as first dc), turn, fl dc in next st, fl dc in each additional st = 68 sts
R7: ch 3 (ch 3 counts as first dc), turn, bl dc in next st, bl dc in each additional st = 68 sts
R8: ch 3 (ch 3 counts as first dc), turn, fl dc in next st, fl dc in each additional st = 68 sts
R9: ch 3 (ch 3 counts as first dc), turn, bl dc in next st, bl dc in each additional st = 68 sts
R10: ch 3 (ch 3 counts as first dc), turn, fl dc in next st, fl dc in each additional st = 68 sts
Fasten off. Tie loose ends. Weave ends.
Sew four buttons on, be sure to look at the photo to see which side of the scarf to place them on. Sew, or tie, on the 1st button between 2nd and 3rd dc sts of R1 and R2 (where the 2 rows connect). Do the same for the 2nd button, except sew, or tie, it on between the 6th and 7th dc sts (where the 2 rows connect). Continue following this procedure, except sew the 3rd button on between the 14th and 15th dc sts (where the 2 rows connect), and the 4th button on between the 19th and 20th dc sts (where the 2 rows connect). This pattern uses the yarn used for the scarf to sew on the buttons, however, you can choose to use thread if button holes are too small. If you are using the same yarn as the scarf, and the same buttons, you will want to divide the yarn in quarters, so it is thinner and easier to thread through the holes in the buttons. When done securing the buttons, weave ends of yarn/thread to hide.
