Single and double pair scarf crochet pattern
Easy · 1 color
Size: Standard Change size
PDF · US Letter · 3 pages · Change paper
- Size
- About 7 × 60 in (18 × 152 cm)
- Skill
- EasyGroups in one place, skipped stitches
Size 4 choices · Standard is pictured
Paper for the PDF
A single and a double crochet share every other stitch, giving a soft, close fabric with small puffed pairs.
Gauge
13 stitches and 11 rows to 4 in (10 cm) in single and double crochet pairs.
How to measure it
To count your gauge in the middle of the test piece: 7 repeats of the bracketed group side by side (14 foundation chains' worth) are about 4.3 in (10.9 cm) wide, and 11 rows are about 4 in (10 cm) tall.
The pattern also stops you to measure after row 9.
Work a test square first (17 rows)
This piece is small enough to be its own test piece: you may skip the test piece, begin, and measure the width at the first place to stop.
If you do make a swatch, it is a test piece to measure and pull out, not the start of the pattern.
Gauge is counted over 4 in (10 cm), so make the swatch bigger than that: about 6 in (15 cm) each way, and count in the middle of it.
- Swatch foundationCh 20.
- Swatch row 1 (RS)(sc, dc) in 2nd ch from hook, repeat: sk next ch, (sc, dc) in next ch 8 times, sk next ch, sc in next ch(10 sc, 9 dc)
- Swatch rows 2 to 17Ch 1, turn; (sc, dc) in first st, repeat: sk next st, (sc, dc) in next st 8 times, sk next st, sc in last st(10 sc, 9 dc)
For another width: how many chains to add
For another width, add or take away 2 chains at a time: each 2 chains adds one more repeat of each bracketed group. Measure your own gauge first.
The starting chain calculator opens on this pattern's multiple and gauge: type the width you want.
Before you start
- The ch 1 at the start of a row does not count as a stitch.
- Row 1 is the right side.
- Stitches in parentheses, or several of one stitch, are all worked into the one place named after them.
- The number of rows is our estimate: yours may differ, and the length does not change the stitch count.
- Leave a tail of about 6 in (15 cm) when you begin, and weave it in at the end with the others.
Instructions
Size: Standard Change sizeUS termsUK terms
- “[ ]” is a repeat.
- “( )” goes into one place.
- The count at the end is what the row leaves.
- Tick a row when it is done. Your place is kept in this browser.
How to read these rows
Square brackets “[ ]” hold a repeat: work what is inside as many times as it says. Round brackets “( )” inside a line hold stitches that all go into one place. In UK terms sc is double crochet and dc is treble.
- FoundationCh 24.
- Row 1RS(sc, dc) in 2nd ch from hook, repeat: sk next ch, (sc, dc) in next ch 10 times, sk next ch, sc in next chleaves (12 sc, 11 dc)
- Stop and measure when you have worked row 9.Width, across the middle of the rows and not along the chain edge: about 7 in (18 cm). If it is wider, start again with a smaller hook; if it is narrower, with a larger one. If only the chain edge is tight, make the chain with a larger hook.
- Rows 2 to 165Ch 1, turn; (sc, dc) in first st, repeat: sk next st, (sc, dc) in next st 10 times, sk next st, sc in last stleaves (12 sc, 11 dc)Repeat until the piece measures about 60 in (152 cm): at our gauge that is row 165. Go by the tape measure, not the count.Next: row 2 of 165
- EndFasten off, leaving a 6 in (15 cm) tail.
Finishing
- Weave in the ends.
- This pattern has no border, and every size given here is without one.
In all: 165 rows; 3,795 stitches; 2 ends to weave in.
The same stitch as a baby blanket
Each is worked in the same stitch pattern, single and double crochet pairs, with its own counts and yarn amount.
