You’re going to love the crochet Winter Seashore Scarf.
It’s a quick crochet pattern, as it uses bulky weight yarn and are crocheted lengthwise.
Make this amazing scarf and stay warm all winter long.
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SCARF & HAT OF THE MONTH CLUB:
This pattern is featured in the Scarf & Hat of the Month Club hosted by The Stitchin’ Mommy and Oombawka Design Crochet.
Find more details about this year long event either on Oombawka Design Crochet here or The Stitchin’ Mommy here.
You can find the two other scarf designs for January 2020 here:
Cypress Cowl by The Stitchin’ Mommy.
Sealed with a Twist Scarf by Oombawka Design Crochet.
THIS SCARF IS A PART OF A SET:
You can find the matching hat pattern here.
The Yarn
The crochet Winter Seashore scarf was made with a yarn from Patons called Alpaca Blend. The color used on the scarf pictured is the color called Celestial.
What’s so great about the Alpaca Blend yarn is the fact that it is yarn weight 5, but doesn’t feel to thick. It’s still great to work with.
It’s also really soft & warm, which makes it a pleasure to use & wear.
Picture showing this amazing yarn from when I designed the Polus Cardigan.
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THE GREAT WINTER CROCHET PROJECT
I had cold winter days in mind when I designed this crochet scarf.
Living by the coast, I always need some amazing warm accessories to get me through the coldest months.
I’m sure you’re going to love wearing this amazing scarf on those cold says just as much as me!
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About The Pattern
The crochet Winter Seashore Scarf is your perfect grab and go scarf for those cold season days.
This scarf works up quickly, is super soft and comfortable to wear.
This pattern is skill level easy and are crocheted lengthwise, which means you’ll have to crochet just a few rows.
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Materials Needed
Crochet Hook
Size 6.5 mm / US: K – 10.5 / UK: 3
Hook I used: Symphonie Rose Crochet Hooks from Knitpro
Yarn
Yarn used:
Patons – Alpaca Blend in color Celestial.
Yarn amount used:
3 skeins / 260 g / 370 m / 405 yards
Yarn characteristics:
- 5 bulky yarn
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60% Acrylic, 22% Wool, 10% Nylon/Polyamide, 8% Camelid – Alpaca
Other Materials Needed
- Needle, find one here (if you don’t already have one)!
- Scissors
- Measuring tape
Gauge
Measured on *hdc 1, ch 1* repeated crocheted in rows:
14 stitches per 10 cm / 4”.
12 rows per 11 cm / 4.3”.
Notes
- This crochet pattern is written in US terms.
- All measurements given are unblocked.
- Note that measurements are given as exact as possible. But crochet tension & technique might give variations in the result, that changes from person to person.
- Read pattern instructions carefully before beginning to make sure you understand everything. It might save you hours frogging your work & crocheting it again!
- Make a swatch that measure at least 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4 inches using the stitch the gauge is given for. If your swatch matches the gauge, you’re good to go. If the gauge is wrong, you might need to change your hook. Go up in crochet hook size if your stitches are smaller & go down in crochet hook size if your stitches are bigger. Learn more about testing gauge.
- Check yarn info if you want to find an alternative or test your yarn against the gauge. Learn more about substituting yarn.
- This pattern is written for 1 size, however size adjustments are suggested under the heading “Size & Measurements”.
- At the end of each row, the stitch count is given in parenthesis.
Size & Measurements
Width: 22 cm / 8.7 inches
Length: 138 cm / 54 inches
Size Adjustments
- Make the scarf longer by adding extra stitches before you start row 1.
- Make the scarf shorter by reducing the number of stitches you make before you start row 1.
- Make the scarf wider or narrower by adding or reducing the number of rows you crochet. Either by crocheting more/less ribbing rows or lace rows.
Abbreviations
- BPdc = back post double crochet
- ch = chain(s)
- dc = double crochet
- hdc = half double crochet
- FPdc = front post double crochet
- FSC = foundation single crochet
- prev = previous
- sk = skip
- st = stitch(es)
- yo = yarn over
We try our best to include all crochet abbreviations in the list above for the crochet pattern, but sometimes we may forget one or two.
Learn more about crochet abbreviations & find a complete list on our Crochet Abbreviations & Terms post.
Stitches You Will Need
Foundation Single Crochet (FSC)
Written description:
Step 1: Ch 2 st.
Step 2: Insert hook into 2nd ch from hook, pull up a loop. Yo and pull through first loop (making “chain”). Yo and pull through both loops on hook.
Step 3: Insert hook into prev “chain” you made (It should look like you go through a resemblance of a “normal” st, with 2 strands of yarn), pull up a loop, yo and pull through first loop (making “chain”). Yo and pull through both loops on hook. Repeat step 3 until you’ve made enough stitches.
*2nd ch in step 1 makes 1 st, step 2 makes 1 st & every time step 3 is repeated you make 1 st.
Front Post Double Crochet Stitch (FPdc):
Written description:
Yo, insert your hook from front to back between the prev st & the st you’re working, & bring it to the front again between the st you’re working & the next st, yo & pull up a loop, you have 3 loops on the hook, yo & pull through 2 of the 3 loops, yo and pull through the 2 last loops.
Back Post Double Crochet Stitch (BPdc):
Written description:
Yo, insert your hook from back to front between the prev st & the st you’re working, & bring it to the back again between the st you’re working & the next st, yo & pull up a loop, you have 3 loops on the hook, yo & pull through 2 of the 3 loops, yo and pull through the 2 last loops.
Video tutorial for FPdc & BPdc
Winter Seashore Scarf Pattern Instructions
Make 198 stitches using the FSC method.
RIBBING:
Round 1: Ch 2 (counts as 1st st), dc 1 in all st until end of row, turn (= 198 st).
Round 2: Ch 2 (counts as 1st st), *FPdc in next st, BPdc in next st*, rep from *to* until you have 1 st left, dc in last st, turn (=198 st).
Round 3-4: Repeat row 2.
MAIN PART:
Row 5: Ch 2 (counts as 1st st), *hdc 1 in next st, ch 1, sk 1 st*, repeat from *to* until you have 1 st left, hdc in last st, turn (= 198 st).
Row 6: Ch 2 (counts as 1st st), *hdc 1 in ch-space, ch 1, sk 1 st*, repeat from *to* until you have 1 st left, hdc in last st, turn (= 198 st).
Row 7 – 18: Repeat row 6 until you have crocheted 18 rows.
RIBBING:
Row 19: Repeat row 1.
Row 20-22: Repeat row 2.
Fasten off & cut yarn.
Finishing
Fasten threads & weave in ends.
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