Do you enjoy the comfort of a scarf around your neck even when the weather is a little warmer?
Below you will find 9 free crochet scarf patterns perfect for the warmer weather.
The combination of open stitch patterns, made up with cotton yarns, will make for a lovely light scarf for the day or a cool night.
Triangle & Cones Summer Infinity Scarf
Designer: Cotton Crochet Forever
US Terminology
Stitches used: Basic stitches + foundation double crochet, triangles and cones stitch
Size: approximately 32cm in height and 86cm circumference.
- I love the triangles and cones stitch and the way it gives a geometric feel to this scarf.
- This is a lovely light scarf. I used Ice Yarns Baby Giza Cotton in the colours ‘ecru’ and ‘light turquoise’.
Designer: Raffaella Tassoni
US Terminology
Stitches used: Basic stitches + foundation double crochet
Size:
70″ x 10″ / 178cm x 25.5cm
- Pretty lacy stitch with a step-by-step photo tutorial.
Designer: Rhondda Mol
US Terminology
Stitches used: basic stitches + picot, v stitch
Size: approx. 8″ x 61″
- this pattern is crocheted widthwise in rows.
Designer: Heather J Anderson
US Terminology
Stitches used: Basic stitches + hdc3tog
Size: 2.5″ wide x 94″ long
22″ head circumference
- Nice easy repetitive stitch pattern.
- Great skinny scarf that will go with loads of outfits.
- This pattern uses less than 1 x 100g ball of yarn
Designer: Lisa Gentry
US Terminology
Stitches used: basic stitches + v stitch
Size: 5″ x 80″
- This pattern has a stitch diagram as well as written instructions.
Designer: Mary J Stephens
UK Terminology
Stitches used: Basic stitches only.
Size: 4″ x 78″ circumference
- Great simple stitch pattern.
Designer: Drops Design
US & UK Terminology
Stitches used: basic stitches only
Size: 11½” x 61″
29cm x 155cm
- This pattern is in the form of a crochet diagram
- There are lots of extra info if you are unfamiliar with this type of pattern.
Designer: Shelley Husband
UK & US Terminology
Stitches used: Basic stitches + hdtr(UK) htr(US)
Size: adaptable
- This pattern has a downloadable pdf for US and UK with lots of beginner friendly help if needed.
Designer: Drops Design
US & UK Terminology
Stitches used: Basic stitches only
Size: 24cm x 135cm circumference
- This pattern is in the form of a crochet diagram
- There are lots of extra info if you are unfamiliar with this type of pattern.
Triangle & Cones Summer Infinity Scarf
Yarn: 8 ply Ice Yarns Baby Giza Cotton
main colour – ecru
contrasting colour – light turquoise
Hook: 5.75mm
General Instructions
The pattern is completed row by row and then joined together at the end.
You can make it longer by adding more of the foundation double crochet. The total should be a multiple of 4 + 1 to accommodate the triangle and cones pattern.
stsc – stacked single crochet also called stacked double crochet
When making longer stacked stitches, just do another sc on top to desired level eg. 2 for a double crochet, 3 for a treble.
Pattern Instructions
Row 1 – main colour
133 fdc – foundation double crochet
Row 2
stsc, (ch 1, sk 1, dc 1) continue until end.
Row 3
stsc, dc in each st and ch-sp from the row before.
Row 4
Repeat row 2.
Row 5
Repeat row 3.
Row 6 – contrasting colour
Stacked tr, ch 4, sk 1, sl st into next st. *Ch 1, turn. Sc 1 in the first ch, hdc 1, dc 1, tr 1, ch 5, turn. Sk 3 sts from the previous row, sl st into next st. Repeat from * across. Last Cone-Ch 1, turn. Sc 1 in the first ch, hdc 1, dc 1, tr 1. Without any additional ch, turn, sk 1, tr 1 into last st.
Row 7
Ch 1 (does not count as a st), sc 1 in the first tr, (ch 4, sc 1 in next ch-1 space) across. Ch 4, sc in last st.
Row 8 – main colour
stsc, dc 3 in first ch-4 space, (ch 1, dc 3 in next ch-4 space) across, dc in last st.
Row 9 – contrasting colour
Ch 1 (does not count as a st), sc 1 in first dc, (ch 6, sc 1 in the third ch from your hook, hdc 1, dc 1, tr 1. Sc 1 in next ch-1 space) across. Last Triangle-Ch 6, sc 1 in the third ch from your hook, hdc 1, dc 1, tr 1, sc in last st.
Row 10 – main colour
stacked tr, ch 1, (sc 1 in the ch-2 space at the top of the next triangle, ch 3) across. Sc 1 in the ch-2 space at the top of the last triangle, ch 1, tr 1 in last st.
(this will cause the treble to be a different colour than row 9, but unless your colours are super contrasting will not make a great difference when joined.)
Row 11
stsc, dc 1 in the first ch-1 space, (dc 1 in next sc, dc 3 in next ch-3 space) across. Dc 1 in next sc, dc 1 in last ch-1 space, dc 1 in the last st.
Row 12-15
Repeat rows 2-3 twice.
Row 16-25
Repeat rows 6 – 15 again
Weave in ends and join the ends of your scarf together.
