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.

The Alza Scarf is a beginner crochet pattern that lets the yarn do the talking. Worked in Lion Brand Scarfie, a self-striping bulky yarn that transitions through color automatically, this scarf delivers effortless gradient stripes without a single color change on your part.

Construction and Technique

• Worked flat, bottom up, in rows from end to end
• Double crochet (dc) throughout: one stitch, consistently executed, for the full length
• No shaping, no joining, no seaming required
• The self-striping colorway of Scarfie handles all the visual interest as you work
• Suitable as a true first project for a new crocheter or a low-effort make for an experienced one

Materials

• Yarn: Lion Brand Scarfie, a self-striping bulky-weight blend available in a wide range of colorways
• Hook: Size 7 (4.5 mm)
• Gauge: 5 dc x 3 rows over 2 inches in double crochet
• Yardage: approximately 300 to 312 yards (1 to 2 skeins of Scarfie depending on colorway)

Sizing

• One size: 7 inches wide by 81 inches long
• A generous, wrap-worthy length that works as a traditional scarf or a lightweight wrap

What’s Included

• Complete written pattern in English
• Step-by-step photo tutorial for visual reference at every stage
• Video tutorial with closed captions so you can follow along with sound off

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The Alza Scarf makes an ideal handmade gift for anyone on your list. One skein of Scarfie practically finishes itself, and the captioned video means new makers never have to guess at a step. Pick the colorway, cast on your foundation chain, and let the gradient unfold.