Easy Crochet Scarf Pattern One Skein Scarfie | Alza Scarf

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The Alza Scarf is an easy crochet scarf pattern that’s squishy, warm and gorgeous. Just one skein of Scarfie yarn is all you need to crochet this cozy scarf.

As the name implies, Scarfie yarn is excellent for crocheting the perfect length scarf. The subtle color changes make for an interest and easy colorful scarf that isn’t too busy.

This beginner friendly crochet scarf pattern uses simple stitches. The two row repeat is easy to remember for a relaxing crochet project.

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If crochet cowls are more your style, then you can simply seam the ends of this scarf to create an infinity cowl. The pattern includes the stitch multiple for those who might like to adjust the width also. If you wonder how long it takes to crochet a scarf then read my post about all the factors here.

Self striping yarns are a great choice with such a simple repeat. This allows the colors and the stitches to showcase one another. Not too busy for bright colors, and stands out to feature your beautiful work.

More easy crochet scarf patterns to love:

Rossi Scarf is beautiful blend of reds on a grey backdrop. I love this classic crochet scarf pattern with it’s polka dot look.

Skinny Summer Scarf is another one skein scarf, but lighter weight design, you’ll love this crochet scarf.

The Pietra Scarf is a total beginner pattern, this single crochet scarf works up beautifully in multicolored yarns.

If you have a single hank of hand dyed yarn then check out the Tuscan Scarf is a simple single crochet triangle scarf pattern.

I love the wool blend yarns, with their added warmth and ease of care. Scarfie comes in so many amazing color combos, choosing one is the hardest part. Scarfie is a #5 bulky yarn and this scarf works up so quickly.

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Materials

• 312 yds #5 bulky weight yarn, pictured is 1 ball of Lion Brand Scarfie* in cream/teal.
• 7mm (L) hook, I use my Rosewood Streamline* and Yellow Odyssey* here.
• Yarn needle
• Measuring tape
• Scissors

My favorite Hooks are Furls* and Clover*!

For this pattern I use my Furls Streamline in Rosewood. The ergonomic handle keeps my hands healthy!

Notes

1. Ch 3 counts as a stitch, I highly recommend using a ch 3 alternative, like one of these standing stitches.
2. St multiple is 5 + 3 for the foundation chain.

The one skein scarf uses simple crochet stitches so it’s perfect for beginners. Plus it’s an easy repeat to remember!

Stitches/Abbreviations US Terms

ch(s)-chain(s)

dc-double crochet

rep-repeat

sc-single crochet

sk-skip the indicated stitch

sl st-slip stitch

st(s)-stitch(es)

Got to love a close up of those squishy stitches! If you love this yarn as much as I do be sure to check out 7 Days of Scarfie from Left in Knots!

Gauge

2” / 5 cm x 2” / 5 cm = 5 dc x 3 rows of dc

Finished dimensions

81” / 206 cm long x 7” / 18 cm wide

Adjustments

For a longer scarf, simply crochet more rows of the repeat until your desired length. Likewise, if you’d rather a shorter length then stop crocheting early.

To adjust the width of your scarf you’ll need the stitch multiple found in the Notes section. You can start with a chain that is a multiple of 5, so 5, 10, 15, 20, etc. Then you add 3.

For this pattern it’s 20 (a multiple of 5) plus 3 = 23 (our starting chain for this pattern).

To make this scarf narrower, you might choose 15 + 3 = ch 18 to start.

To crochet this scarf wider than the one pictured, increase the starting chain. So 25 + 3 = 28 chains.

You can use this method to customize your scarf.

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Video Tutorial

Watch the full step by step video tutorial on my YouTube channel.

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