02 Jan Striped scarf crochet pattern

Striped scarf crochet pattern scroll down for a free pattern.

You want a nice long striped scarf that is easy to crochet? You have come to the right place! This vertical striped crochet scarf free pattern is just what you need. It will be fun and mindless, not too difficult but also not boring. Give it a try!

My son loves his fidget toy “pop it” and when he saw my new scarf with the bubble stitch pattern, he instantly thought of his favorite toy. I was so glad that we came up with a name for it because now I know what to call it!

• Grab a downloadable pdf add-free pattern with even more instructions and photo illustrations in one format.
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How easy is it to crochet striped crochet scarf?

This vertical striped crochet scarf free pattern is best for adventurous beginners and more experienced crocheters alike. With a combination of single crochet and bubble stitch this vertical striped crochet scarf will be a very interesting project that can be worked on the go or while watching a movie. And because it has a bubble stitch I think this vertical striped crochet scarf would be great for those who are looking to improve their skills. 

If you like Pop It Scarf you might also like:

1. Crochet men’s scarf free pattern
2. Crochet triangle shawl free pattern
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What yarn should be used for striped scarf crochet pattern

Striped crochet scarf free pattern is worked with DK (light 3) and lace mohair yarn held together. You may use only either DK or any medium weight yarn, but I opted to add some fluff using mohair for a little more texture.

How to crochet a striped scarf?

Since the stripes are vertical scarf is worked up starting at a foundation chain that is the same length as the length of the scarf and worked in turning rows. In other words, you may begin with as many chains as you want your scarf to be lengthy. But keep in mind that the total amount of chain should be multiple by 2 +1. That’s because the stitch repeat is 6 stitches. I’ve always wanted a very long scarf so I went with 235 stitches as a foundation chain, but you can make it shorter. You may also customize the colors and stripes combination, or follow my guide for the number of rows per color.

Striped crochet scarf free pattern

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

Crochet Hook: 4.5 mm, 7                       

Yarn: WeCrochet®  Knit Picks Aloft or any Lace (0) yarn (260yds/25g) – Color A (Plover) 3 balls (780 yds)

Color B (Carbon) 2 ball (520 yds)

Color C (Pennyroyal) 1 ball (260 yds)

WeCrochet® Knit Picks Gloss DK or any DK (light 3) yarn  (123yds/50g)

Color D (Robot) 4 balls (492 yds)

Color E (Hawk) 2 balls (246 yds)

Color F (Velveteen) 1 balls (123 yds)

Gauge: 1”= 3 sts x 4 rows in sc (your gauge may depend on the thickness of your yarn, so you may have to decrease or increase the size of the hook to match the gauge).

Finished  measurements: 79” x 11.5”

Abbreviations

ch – chain

sc – single crochet

st(s) – stitch(es)

Special Stitches

Bobble stitch – bs

With active loop on the hook (yarn over, insert hook into next st, yarn over, pull up a loop, yarn over, draw the yarn through 2 loops on  hook) 5 times in the same st, with 6 loops on hook, yarn over, draw  yarn through all 6 loops on hook.

Note: Scarf is worked up starting at the foundation chain and worked in turning rows. Scarf is worked up using 2 threads of yarn DK and Lace together. Color A and D, color B and F, color C and E together. Ch at the beginning does not count as a st. Follow guide on page 8 for number of rows per color.

 Scarf

Ch 235. 

Row 1: Starting in second ch from hook sc in each st across till the end of the row, ch 1, turn. (234 sts)

Row 2: 3 sc, *bs, 5 sc; repeat from * to last 3 sts, 3 sc, ch 1, turn. (234 sts or bs)

Row 3-5: Sc in each st across till the end of the row, ch 1, turn.

Row 6: 6 sc, *bs, 5 sc; repeat from * to last 6 sts, 6 sc, ch 1, turn.

Row 7-9: Sc in each st across till the end of the row, ch 1, turn.

Repeat row 2-9 alternating colors according to the chart.

Finishing:

Finish off & weave ends. Blocking is recommended. Optionally make and attach fringe using leftover yarn.

• Grab a downloadable pdf add-free pattern with even more instructions and photo illustrations in one format.
• Find all the gorgeous colors of t-shirt yarn of equal thickness and knot-free throughout its length in Knitznpurlz shop 
• Don’t have time now, Pin it for later.
• Get it on Ravelry.

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Happy making,

Irina.