Wool Scarflette Crochet Pattern
Scarflettes are great because they do the job of a scarf, without the bulk of one. Crocheted in luxurious, 100% wool in whatever gorgeous color you like, it features a scalloped edging and two pretty buttons. Overall, the look is natural and oh-so-pretty. It's a great style tucked under a coat for winter.
Best of all, this pattern is easy enough for crochet beginners. All that is used in the crochet pattern are the beginning chain and single crochet stitches worked in back loops for that unique ridged effect with a few doubles for the trim.
Wool Scarflette Pattern
Materials:
100% Wool Worsted Weight yarn (Wool/Silk blends work well too, and still have that gorgeous natural look) Approximately 1 3/4 oz. (50 grms). - Pictures use Cara Bainin wool yarn in oatmeal.
Size H/8 - 5.00 mm hook
2 wooden rose buttons (1/2" across)
Gauge:
7 sc / 7 rows = 2"
Finished Measurements:
22" long, 5" wide - fits a neck size of 15-19 inches.
Abbreviations:
Ch = Chain
Sc = Single Crochet
Dc = Double Crochet
BL = Back Loops
Scarflette:
Row 1: Ch 71; working in the back ridge, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across. (70 sc)
Rows 2-12: Ch 1, turn; working BL only, sc in each sc across. (70 sc)
Round 13: Ch 1, turn; sc in each of the 70 sc across, (5 dc, skip next 2 rows) 5 times down the short side of scarflette, sc in each of the next 69 sc along opposite long side of scarflette, 3 sc in next sc. Work 11 sc in the end of each row going up the opposite short side of scarflette, 2 sc in same stitch as beginning ch-1. Join with slip stitch to beginning ch-1.
Fasten off, weave in ends.
Buttons:
Attach buttons to either long sc side, lining up with shells to use as buttonholes. See Illustration 01.
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- Experiment with worsted-weight wool blends for wonderful effects.
- Vintage wood buttons look great - but the resin kind that look like wood are just as good.
- For a longer scarflette to fit a larger neck size, increase the number of chains in row 1 as needed.
9 Comments
Post a CommentI too need clarification on row 13. Can anyone help me?
I was wondering if you might clarify the directions for row 13? It says to ch1, and then single crochet 70, but then i'm lost by the remainder of the directions starting with the parentheses....(5 dc, skip next 2 rows) 5 times down the short side of scarflette, sc in each of the next 69 sc along opposite long side of scarflette, 3 sc in next sc.
Can you clarify what is meant by these instructions?
Thanks!
I'm new at crochet and am a bit confused by one part on these instructions:
5 dc, skip next 2 rows
I guess this is supposed to make the button hole/ shell look but I don't understand. I double chain five across on the short end, then skip two holes? Is there any way you can clarify, also with pics? The pictures you posted are very helpful but I'm still a bit confused.
Thanks!
Excellent article. Very good instructions. The picture of the finished scarflette is beautiful.
Very pretty! Thanks for sharing.
I've been wanting to make one of these. Thanks!
Wonderful article and pic!
I'm glad you provided the photos along with instructions. The scarflette looks wonderful, I'll have to try it once I get caught up on the projects I already have bought yarn for.
I couldn't even imagine this one without that lovely photo to show the results. Thanks for including that and the instructions, perfect together!