Pattern: Fab Faux Crochet Scarf

This Fab Faux Crochet Scarf was super fun to make! I wanted something warm and cozy to go around my neck and give it almost a cowl feel when its wrapped! I made this scarf in only a couple of nights, so you can definitely knock some out for holiday gifts quickly!

The main portion of the scarf uses the moss stitch. It gives it some gorgeous texture and is very simple to do! If you’ve never used “Go For Faux” before this scarf is a great beginner project for it. You are doing short rows of double crochet with it so it’s pretty easy to count your stitches.

Would you rather try out this scarf in knit? Well, good news! I have a free knit version available as well HERE!

—This pattern is also available as an ad-free PDF download in my Etsy shop HERE

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*** This pattern is also available as a kit through Lion Brand HERE! It has all the yarn you need plus a printed copy of the pattern. Its currently 35% off with code “35KITS” at checkout. Thats an amazing deal and I definitely recommend snagging one!

Description: This cozy scarf mixes two different yarns to create a chic everyday accessory. The main portion of the scarf uses moss stitch to create a fun texture. The fur portion is a simple repeat of double crochet rows which is perfect for first time fur users! 

Materials:

• Bulky (5) weight yarn. Lion Brand Color Made easy– 1 Skein (165 yards)

• Super Bulky (6) weight yarn. Lion Brand Go For Faux– 1 Skein (64 yards)

• 6.00mm crochet hook

• 9.00mm crochet hook

• Yarn Needle

Gauge: 11 rows by 13 stitches= 4X4” (moss stitch, main pattern repeat- use 6.00mm hook)

3 rows by 7 Dc stitches= 4X4” (with faux fur- use 9.00mm hook)

Finished Scarf Measurements:

67” long

Pattern Notes:

• I recommend counting your stitches with the Go For Faux yarn by “feeling” them. It can sometimes be difficult to count the stitches by sight alone.

• Using stitch markers while working with the fur yarn helps to keep track of your rows.

Stitches and Abbreviations (US Terms):

Ch- Chain

Sc- Single Crochet

Sk- Skip

Dc- Double Crochet

Sl St- Slip Stitch

Pattern:

With a 6.00mm hook and super bulky (6) fur yarn-

Ch 16

Row 1: 1 Sc in second Ch from hook and each Ch across. Turn. (15 Sc)

Join your bulky (5) yarn.

Row 2: Ch 1 (does not count). 1 Sc in first St, *Ch 1, Sk 1, 1 Sc in next* repeat from * to * across row. Turn. (15 stitches including Ch’s)

Row 3: Ch 1, 1 Sc in first St, 1 Sc in next St. *Ch 1, Sk 1, 1 Sc in next* repeat from * to * across row, 1 Sc in last St. Turn.

Rows 4-68: Repeat rows 2&3.

Join super bulky (6) fur yarn and switch to a 9.00mm hook.

Row 69: Ch 2 (does not count) 1 Dc in each St and Ch Sp across row. Turn. (15 Dc)

Rows 70-84: Ch 2. 1 Dc in each St across. Turn.

Note- you should have just enough yarn left to to complete that last 2 rows of the pattern.

Join your bulky (5) yarn and 6.00mm hook

Rows 85-151: Repeat rows 2-68.

Join super bulky (6) fur yarn.

Row 152: Ch 1. 1 Sc in each St and Ch Sp across. Turn. (15 Sc)

Row 153: Sl St in each St across.

Tie off.

Weave in ends.

Check out a few of my testers photos! They look so amazing!

I hope you guys enjoyed this pattern! I had so much fun designing it. Be sure to tag me in your makes on Instagram so I can share!