How to Make a Crochet Rouge Infinity Scarf: If you know the basics of crochet, then this pattern is for you. This is a mirrored infinity scarf, meaning that both sides reflect each other. In fact, I rarely make a scarf that isn’t mirrored. This is my favorite scarf I’ve ever made. I love the slight openness of the stitches and the Bernat Satin yarn. The sheen and the drape of this scarf are beautiful.
How to Make a Crochet Rouge Infinity Scarf
I am glad you have found this crochet pattern. You will be happy with your result and therefore, I hope you can share your pictures with me so I can add some to this post with you being credited as the maker. So, this is an OSFA and is made using Bernat Satin Yarn. This was one of my favorites at one time.
Skill Level: Easy
Materials:
K Hook
Bernat Satin – Color Rouge – 6.4 ounces
Stitch Abbreviations:
ch(s)- chain/chains
sc- single crochet
dc- double crochet
tr – treble crochet
hk – hook
rep- repeat
sl st – slip stitch
st(es) – stitch/stitches
sp(s) – space/spaces
YO – yarn over
Gauge N/A
This infinity scarf uses a multiple of 7
Infinity scarf measures 9 inches wide and 58 inches long
Crochet pattern – To begin this infinity scarf
Step-by-Step Crochet Instructions
Ch 154 (chain loosely)
Row 1:
2 tr in 4th ch from the hook, *sk next 2 chs, 5 tr in the next ch, sk next 2 ch, tr in the next 2 chs, rep from * to the last 3 chs, sk 2 chs, 3 tr in the last ch.
Row 2:
Ch 4, turn, tr between first 2 tr, *5 tr between next 2 tr group, tr between the 2nd and 3rd st, and tr between the 3rd and 4th st of the same group, rep from * to the last 4 sts, 3 tr between last tr and turning ch.
Rep Row 2; 3 more times.
Row 6:
Ch 1, turn, sc in the 1st st and each st across.
Row 7-9
Rep Row 6
Row 10:
Ch 3, turn, dc in the next st and each st across.
Row 11:
Ch 1, turn, sc in the 1st st and each st across.
Row 12-14
Repeat Row 6
Row 15:
Ch 4, turn, 2 tr in same st as ch 4, *sk next 2 sts, 5 tr in the next ch, sk next 2 sts, tr in the next 2 sts, rep from * to the last 3 sts, sk 2 sts, 3 tr in last st.
Row 16:
Ch 4, turn, tr between first 2 dc, *5 tr between next 2 tr group, tr between the 2nd and 3rd st, and tr between the 3rd and 4th st of the same group, rep from * to the last 4 sts, 3 tr between last tr and turning ch.
Rep Row 16; 3 more times
Once finished, weave in ends. Next do a row of single crochet across
Working the Border and Finishing
Once finished, weave in ends. Next, do a row of single crochet across
Option: You can leave this undone here for a regular scarf, or make an infinity scarf by sewing the 2 ends together, right side to wrong side.
You are finally finished. I hope you enjoyed working on this pattern.
Ultimately, crafting this infinity scarf is a rewarding project that allows you to showcase your creativity. As a result, you will be left with a cozy, beautiful accessory you can wear with pride. Furthermore, I truly hope you enjoy making this pattern as much as I loved designing it for you. Please don’t forget to share your finished photos with me; therefore, I can celebrate your hard work and feature some of your gorgeous makes right here on the blog!
I would love to see your finished projects! Be sure to share your progress and completed projects on Instagram or Facebook, and tag @CountryWillowDesigns so I can see and share your beautiful work.
Happy crocheting, and as always, if you have any questions along the way, feel free to reach out at sheri@thecountrywillows.com!
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