Matteo Textured Crochet Scarf a Free Pattern

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The Matteo Textured Crochet Scarf Pattern is a free scarf pattern. A perfect scarf to crochet in neutrals, as the interest comes with the textured stitch. A suitable crochet scarf for men or women, it’s a versatile pattern.

The companion scarf to the Matteo Beanie is here! What really pushed me to finally rework the beanie was that the friend to whom I gifted the original hat requested a matching scarf. Isn’t that the best? When a recipient of your handmade gift uses and adores it and asks for more?!

Just like the beanie the scarf has that same texture of alternating post stitches with double crochets. Since the scarf is worked flat, we’ll be adding the back post double crochet as well. But it’s still a simple two row repeat once you get going!

I decided on a 6″ width for this scarf but you can make yours as wide or narrow as you like. You’ll need to keep an odd stitch count if you make any adjustments, but that’s it! 2 balls of yarn, or about 500 yds gave me a nice long scarf for a tall man 6+ feet.

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Matteo Fingerless Gloves make the set in the same texture.

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Materials

• 502 yds of #4 medium worsted weight yarn, I used 2 balls of Lion Brand’s Heartland in Joshua Tree
• 5.5mm hook,
• yarn needle,
• measuring tape,
• scissors

Notes

1. Stitch multiple is an odd number.
2. Ch 3 counts as a stitch, I highly recommend using a ch 3 alternative, here’s my favorite.

Stitches/Abbreviations

fdc-foundation double crochet

RS-right side

ch(s)-chain(s)

WS-wrong side

dc-double crochet

rep-repeat

sl st-slip stitch

fpdc-front post double crochet

bpdc-back post double crochet

rep-repeat

WS-wrong side

RS-right side

Level

Intermediate

Gauge

4” = 12 fpdc x 8.5 rows

Finished Scarf

6.5” wide x 73″ long

Fit/Adjustments

To adjust the width of your scarf, you need an odd number. As written, this scarf works up at 6.5″ wide.

To lengthen the scarf, just continue the two row repeat until you’ve reached your desired length. As written, scarf works up to 73″ long. I gifted this one to a 6′ tall man and I would say it’s a small scarf on him. Not too long, so it’s easy to wear.

If you want a shorter scarf, stop the repeat earlier. Just be sure to stop after a Row 4 repeat.

Any changes will effect the amount of yarn used, so plan accordingly.

Pattern

1. (RS) Fdc 21 or chain 23, dc in 4th ch from your hook (sk chs count as a dc) and in each ch across, turn. (21)
2. (WS) Ch 3, dc, *{bpdc in next st, dc in next st} rep from * dc in last, turn. 
3. (RS) Ch 3, *{dc in the next st, fpdc in next st} rep from * til last 2 st, dc in each of last 2 sts, turn. 
4. (WS) Ch 3, *{bpdc in next st, dc in next st} rep from * to end, turn.

-Continue to repeat Rows 3 and 4 for 156 rows total or until you’ve reached the desired length. 

-Be sure to end on a Row 4, then turn (RS) and work dc across for the final row.

-Cut yarn & weave in ends. 

 I’d love to see your #matteoscarf tag me @christacodesign on Instagram if you post a pic! Or share it to my Facebook Group, I love to see your work!