Textured Crochet Scarf Pattern | Verso Scarf

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The beauty of stripes and crochet texture come together in the Verso Scarf, a free textured crochet scarf pattern with men in mind.

The Verso Scarf is an easy crochet pattern that’s beginner friendly. Any level crocheter can crochet this simple scarf pattern.

This striped and textured crochet scarf pattern is perfect for men. However, this beautiful crochet scarf works for women too.

You can purchase the ad-free, well formatted PDF Pattern in one of my shops. Scroll down for the free pattern!

Once this scarf pattern came together I really thought it resembles a path. With the contrasting lines, it’s very directional.

This line of though eventually led me to name it the Verso Scarf. In Italian, Verso means towards. I think that’s a perfect name for this crochet scarf. And definitely a perfect sentiment as we welcome a new year.

Hopefully, we have a year filled with a healthy future ahead. And, well, if not, we have crochet to help us.

The Verso Scarf has a matching hat now. Be sure to crochet the Verso Beanie to go with your scarf.

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The Yarn for this Scarf Pattern

Thanks to Furls for providing the yarn for this pattern!

Furls Whims Merino is yarn made especially for crocheters. This gorgeous z-twist yarn works with you, not against you.

What does this really mean for crocheters? That your yarn won’t untwist as you crochet it.Whims Merino retains it’s shape, which gives your stitches excellent definition. They really pop!

This worsted weight yarn crochets up easily and beautifully. The merino wool is superwash and has a bit of nylon too. This makes for an extremely wearable scarf.

Wash and wear are my favorite items to make and gift! But Whims Merino doesn’t sacrifice quality for usability. This yarn features amazing drape and stitch definition.

Plus, Furls has added new colors that have me dreaming of Spring already! Have you tried Whims Merino* yarn yet?

You may also like the Berryessa a light and lacy crochet scarf pattern. The Lia is one skein lightweight cowl crochet pattern. Both of these beauties feature Whims Merino yarn.

About the Crochet Stitches in this textured scarf

The Verso Men’s Scarf features a combination of simple stitches. Rows of double crochet contrast with single rows of texture.

To achieve this texture you’ll double crochet and then slip stitch. This slip stitch brings the height of the dc down, creating that popping texture.

Adding to it’s charm, the darker stripes help to accentuate the texture rows. I love how the light grey really lets the stitch definition of this yarn shine.

I use a similar technique in the Autumn Crunch Hat a bottom up textured crochet hat pattern in all sizes. This texture is made with half double crochets though.

More Crochet Scarf Patterns

If you’re looking for a really cozy super scarf pattern, check out the Tuono Scarf. This one looks great in the #7 jumbo variegated yarn.

The Rossi Scarf is an elegant, classy scarf crochet pattern. This one is great for men or women and uses a monochromatic color scheme.

The Matteo is a crochet textured scarf pattern in a single color and is a favorite of mine. This crochet scarf pattern features post stitches to create that eye catching texture.

I love this Denim & Ivory Lapghan crochet pattern from Erica at Highland Hickory Designs. Crochet blankets are another favorite make!

Materials

• 300 yds/274m of Furls Whims Merino* yarn a #4 medium weight yarn, pictured in light grey (MC) ~200yds/183m and ~100yds/91m (CC) charcoal. 
• 5mm US size H-8 crochet hook, I used my ergonomic Odyssey Hook* in peach.
• yarn needle
• scissors
• measuring tape

1. Ch 3 counts as a stitch, I highly recommend using a ch 3 alternative, like one of these standing stitches.
2. Ch 1 does not count as a stitch.
3. Stitch multiple is 2 + 1, plus 2 if using a chain start and not a foundation chain.
4. Color changing tip: before the last movement of last stitch before color change, drop the first color and pick up the second color, finishing the stitch in the new color. You can check out my crochet color changing tips for more info.

Stitches/Abbreviations (US Terms)

CC-contrast color

ch(s)-chain(s)

dc-double crochet

fdc-foundation double crochet

MC-main color rep-repeat

sk-skip the indicated stitch

sl st-slip stitch

st(s)-stitch(es)

Gauge

4’/10cm x 4”/10cm = 14 dc x 10 rows in the pattern

You will crochet this scarf on the long edge. This means Row 1 will determine the length of your scarf. The number of rows you work will determine the width.

Fit/Adjustment

To crochet a different length scarf, adjust the number of stitches you begin with using the stitch multiple from the Notes.

To make your scarf longer, crochet as many rows as needed. There are center stripes, so I recommend crocheting more rows before and after these to maintain symmetry.

Remember when adjusting that changes will also effect the amount of yarn needed so plan accordingly.

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