Basic scarf patterns for beginner crocheters tend to be a bit boring. Single crochet in each stitch across for a hundred and fifty-eleven rows. Or double crochet in each stitch across. Maybe even alternate rows of the stitches you’ve learned if you’re feeling frisky. But how about for those of us who like just a tiny bit of a challenge? Well, this pattern’s for you!

BASIC SKILLS NECESSARY:
-Single Crochet
-Double Crochet

SUGGESTED MATERIALS:
-Medium or Worsted Weight (4) Yarn like Red Heart Soft in Color of Choice, 1-2 skeins
-J/6.0mm Crochet Hook (or one hook size larger that your yarn label suggests)
-Stitch Marker(s)
-Scissors
-Darning Needle

A NOTE ON GAUGE:
Gauge isn’t overly important in this scarf – select a yarn and hook that gives you a fabric you like the look and feel of! Following the suggested materials and the gauge in pattern will result in a scarf that is approximately 4” wide.

I invite and encourage you to sell any items made from my patterns; I simply ask that you credit me for the design, especially if listing online, by linking back to the source of the pattern. Copying, redistributing, or selling the pattern itself or a derivative thereof is strictly prohibited.