Ruffle Scarf Crochet Pattern- Spring Cheer Scarf

This Ruffle Scarf Crochet Pattern gives you the chance to create something stylish with your left over yarn.

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Even though this Ruffle Scarf was inspired by spring and the many left over yarns in boxes under my work desk and in closets in our home, I made the Spring Cheer Scarf with YOU in mind- to cheer you up even with the current state of the world.

I also needed to take a break from a larger project I was working in all week.

The body of the Ruffle Scarf is made with the same yarn I used as the Ruffle Sleeve Top. It is SO EASY with its repetitive rows, a mindless couch potato pattern that you can make in less than 4 days- it took me 4 days to finish, but it could take you less if you do not have to tend to children or housework.

The Spring Cheer Scarf makes a bright addition to an otherwise bland aesthetic. The colourful ruffles at the bottom add cheer and personality to the scarf and is a great way to use your leftovers. I look forward to seeing your colour variations of this scarf.

The Spring Cheer Scarf would make a wonderful gift too, and if you notice in the photo one part has more ruffle rows than the other. I made it this way so you can see for yourself and decide how much ruffles you want. I love the aesthetic the ruffles give the scarf, they gives it a little weight and are bouncy- I really love them.

RUFFLE SCARF CROCHET PATTERN

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Finished Size: 60 inches wide/7.5 inches high

You’ll need:

• This pattern calls for left over yarns. But as a guide, about 300 yards for the body of the scarf in DK weight, 80 yards each for the ruffles, it could also be a DK weight or worsted weight
• 3.5mm hook
• Tapestry Needle

Notes:

• Ch 1 and 2 at the beginning of round do not count as stitches

Body of Scarf

Row 1: Chain 40, SC in 2^nd ch from hook, *chain 2, skip 1 ch, DC in next, chain 2, skip 1 st, SC in next. Repeat from * across. Ch 1, turn

Row 2: SC in 1^st st, *chain 2, skip 1 ch, DC in next, chain 2, skip 1 st, SC in next. Repeat from * across. Ch 1, turn

Rows 3-145: Repeat row 3. Ch 1, turn.

Row 146: 3HDC in 1^st space, 2HDC in each space till last space, HDC in last space, HDC in last st (finish last HDC with new colour for the 1^st ruffle). Do not snip black yarn.

Ruffles

Row 1: (working under only 2 loops of the HDC st) *DC in 3 sts, 4DC in next, 2DC in next. Repeat from * across 33 sts, DC in last 3 sts. Ch 2, turn.

Row 2: DC in 3 sts, *4DC in next st, DC in 3 sts,. Repeat from * across till last 3 sts. DC in last 3 sts.

Extending the Ruffles

Right at the point where the black yarn is hanging,

Row 1: Sl st in front loop of HDC, Ch 2, DC in same loop. DC in each front loop across. Ch 1, turn.

Rows 2 & 3: SC in 1^st st, *chain 2, skip 1 ch, DC in next, chain 2, skip 1 st, SC in next. Repeat from * across. Ch 1, turn

Row 4: 3HDC in 1^st space, 2HDC in each space till last space, HDC in last space, HDC in last st (finish last HDC with new colour for the 1^st ruffle). Do not snip black yarn.

Repeat the steps to make the ruffles, and on the opposite side of the scarf. Weave in all tails.

Block your scarf- this ensures that the mesh design stretches nicely and have drape.

Enjoy your Spring Cheer Scarf.

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