The Cascade Infinity Scarf is a free crochet pattern, here on my blog! Scarves are great beginner crochet projects and this is a fun one to work up in tons of colors. This easy to crochet, infinity scarf pattern –The Cascade Infinity Scarf– is a perfect for Fall, Winter, and Spring! It is super soft and versatile.
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The Cascade Infinity Scarf Pattern #327 is made with soft bulky weight, size 5 yarn. The pictures are shown using Big Twist Chunky in Chunky Natural. Below you will find the free pattern with all of the yarn specifics, however, any size 5 yarn you love will work perfectly! 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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Crochet Pattern #327 The Cascade Infinity Scarf
Wide Infinity Scarf
© Marlow’s Gift Cottage, LLC
Advanced Beginner
Please read all directions before beginning project.
Size: Scarf is approximately 9 inches wide and approximately 63 inches in circumference.
Materials List:
-2 skeins of bulky yarn (size 5)…Pictures are shown using Big Twist Chunky in Chunky Natural (which has 195 yards per skein)…you will only use a small portion of the 2nd skein
–US Q 15.75 mm crochet hook…feel free to change hook size to get the correct gauge.
–Tapestry Needle (for weaving in ends)
Gauge:
The gauge is approximately 6 hdc X 5 rows = 4 in x 4 in
Notes:
-ch(s)=chain(s), hdc= half double crochet, st(s)= stitch(es), sl st= slip stitch
-Count your stitches after each row to be sure you do not miss a stitch (the first stitch, after the ch 2, is tighter and often overlooked)
Instructions:
- An inexpensive, printer-friendly, PDF version is available here, if you prefer… along with my complete portfolio of all of my original crochet patterns.
- Click here, if you would like to see/order completed versions of my slouchy hats/beanies.
ch 100, join with a sl st to first ch to form circle (be sure not to twist chain)
R1: ch 2 (counts as first hdc), hdc in next ch and in each additional ch across, join with sl st to top of ch 2 =100 hdc
R2: ch 2 (counts as first hdc), hdc in next hdc and in each additional hdc across, join with sl st to top of ch 2 =100 hdc
R3-R12: same as R2
After R12, fasten off and weave ends.
