The Deep Woods Scarf is handmade luxury at its finest! Create a stunning statement piece with this lightweight crochet scarf that features fingering weight hand-dyed yarn and soft baby alpaca yarn. This delicate and feminine accessory is created using an easy-to-crochet ripple stitch with alternating color blocks and stripes and finishes with long fringes for a unique and gorgeous addition to your fall wardrobe.

The yardage and weight indicated below and in the pattern are specific to the finished project and the pattern as written, making it ideal for using up partial hanks or leftover fingering weight yarn. I had three full skeins (437 yards/100 grams) each for the hand-dyed yarn and two full skeins of the fuzzy alpaca yarn (200 yards/50 grams) but did not completely use up all of this yarn for the completed scarf.

If you do not have full skeins of fingering weight yarn, a kitchen scale can be used to determine the weight (in grams) of each yarn you wish to use, ensuring you have enough to successfully complete each color section.

Skill Level - Advanced Beginner

GAUGE: 20 stitches X 12 rows (6 dc + 6 sc rows) = 4 inches

Specific yarn weights are as follows:
Hand-dyed yarn by Montana Crochet:
#1/Fingering Weight Yarn - Soft Sock 80% Superwash Punta Merino, 20% Nylon (437yards/100g)
• Color A: Timber (gold) – approximately 57 grams used.
• Color B: Sapling (dark green) – approximately 72 grams used.
• Color C: Wilderness (middle green) – approximately 74 grams used.
WeCrochet Alpaca Cloud:
#1/Fingering Weight Yarn – 100% Superfine Alpaca (200yards/50grams)
• Color D: Alfred (grey) – approximately 37 grams used for the scarf. An additional 16 grams were used for the fringe.

Finished Scarf: approximately 10” wide and 90” long (not including fringe and before blocking)