Sieve Stitch Scarf by Froggity Frog

Sieve Stitch Scarf

Crochet
November 2025
both are used in this pattern
DK (11 wpi) ?
23 stitches and 22 rows = 4 inches
in single crochet
4.0 mm (G)
500 - 525 yards (457 - 480 m)
One Size
US
English
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The Sieve Stitch Scarf uses the Sieve stitch to create a warm, thin fabric. The stitch is similar to the Moss stitch but the finish is more solid while still as easy to make.

Although I chose to make a short scarf that measures 114cm x 18cm, you can easily add to the length just by adding more rows. This scarf is easy to customise to your own length and width choice to create the scarf that suits you best.

I used 2 colours to make my own Sieve Stitch Scarf, a multicolour yarn for the main scarf and a complementary colour to border it. The multicolour yarn is Sirdar Cotton Print DK which is now discontinued, but you can use any DK yarn that needs a 4mm hook instead.

To make the Sieve Stitch Scarf you will need:

  • Multicolour DK / light worsted yarn - 424m / 464 yards
  • Solid colour DK / light worsted yarn - 42m / 46 yards
  • 4mm hook
  • Needle to weave in your ends

Gauge = 23sc in 10cm, 22 rows of sc in 10cm

This pattern is perfect for beginners and the pattern includes pictures to guide you through each part of the pattern.

The pattern you are purchasing is a digital download and not a physical copy.

You are permitted to sell your finished items made from this pattern, but I would appreciate being credited with designed by Froggity Frog in your listings.

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