Cozy Bandana Scarf {Crochet Pattern}

Skill Level- Advanced Beginner

Hook- 5 mm H hook

Other- Yarn Needle, Scissors

Yarn-  Happy Sheep “WoolPower” from Hobbii.com (Other yarns: Any size 4 weight yarn. I would suggest a yarn that has wool in it. Can be a blend, but the wool gives off the beautiful texture in this scarf.)

Pattern Notes:

THIS PATTERN WILL BE WORKED FROM THE BOTTOM POINT UPWARD. SO YOU WILL BE INCREASING WITH EACH ROW

CH 3 WILL COUNT AS A DC

CH 4 WILL COUNT AS A DC, CH 1

YOU WILL BE TURNING YOUR WORK AT THE START OF EACH ROW

ABBREVIATIONS

CH                    Chain

DC                    Double Crochet

V- Stitch           DC, Ch 1, DC all in same st.

* or **               Repeat whatever follows the * or **

More of a visual learner? Find the full video tutorial here:

PATTERN

STARTING POINT: CH 5, DC IN 5TH CH FROM YOUR HOOK (CREATES A V-STITCH)

SHOWING WHERE TO PLACE DC            SHOWING FINISHED STARTING POINT  

ROW 2- CH 3, 2 DC IN FIRST ST. 3DC IN CH 1 SP. DC IN TOP OF CH 3 FROM PREVIOUS ROW

ROW 3- CH 4, DC IN FIRST ST. (THIS CREATES A V-STITCH) *SK 1 DC, V-STITCH IN NEXT. * REPEAT UNTIL END OF ROW, DC IN CH 3 FROM PREVIOUS ROW.

SHOWING FINISHED ROW 3

ROW 4- CH 3, 2 DC IN FIRST ST. *3DC IN CH 1 SP* REPEAT IN EACH CH 1 SPACE. DC IN TOP OF CH 3 FROM PREVIOUS ROW.

ROW 5- CH 4, DC IN FIRST ST. SK 1 DC, V-STITCH IN NEXT. *SK 2 DC, V -STITCH IN NEXT* REPEAT UNTIL END. DC IN TOP OF CH 3 FROM PREVIOUS ROW.

REPEATS OF 4 & 5 UNTIL YOU REACHES 34 INCHES WIDE FROM POINT TO POINT. (OR UNTIL DESIRED WIDTH.)

YOU WILL BE TYING THIS AROUND YOUR NECK LIKE A BANDANA! TO MAKE SURE IT’S THE RIGHT FIT FOR YOU WRAP THE SCARF AROUND YOUR NECK AND TEST IT OUT. YOU CAN KEEP REPEATING ROWS 4 AND 5 UNTIL IT IS AS BIG AS YOU WANT IT.

FRINGE ASSEMBLY 

1. Find a book, dvd case, anything that you will be able to wrap your yarn around. Keep in mind the width of that item will be how long your fringe will be.
2. Wrap your yarn around once, holding the end down with your thumb.
3. Continue wrapping it around for a total of 200 wraps.
4. Turn to the side and cut the strings in half.

You will now have 200 strings to use as your fringe. See the next page for attaching the fringe.

1. Grab two pieces of string, and your crochet hook. Line up the two pieces of string, then fold in half.
2. Pick a stitch along the bottom of your scarf, insert your hook. Loop the folded strings around your hook, and pull them through the stitch.
3. You will now have a little loop. Wrap the 4 strings around your hook, and pull them through the bottom loop.
4. Pull tightly to secure your knot.
5. Keep repeating these steps skipping one stitch in-between.

I hope you enjoyed this pattern! I would

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