Introducing the Everest Free Crochet Scarf pattern. If you live in a climate as cold as Canada this is a must add to your crochet pattern stash. This crochet scarf pattern will make up in just a few hours using your favourite super bulky yarn and a 15mm hook.
The Everest crochet scarf is made with such a unique texture it is fantastic for guys, gals, kids and adults and with sizes from toddler to adult you can make for all of your favourite people. Add a fringe or keep it plain either way it looks great.
The Yarn
I made this crochet scarf using Bernat Softee Chunky – i love the soft feel of the yarn it worked perfectly with this stitch. Bulky yarn could be substituted in a pinch but the texture isn’t as noticeable when using a smaller weight yarn.
If you decide to go up to a #7 Extra Bulky make sure to go up a hook size as well. This will keep your scarf soft and flexible but still super warm.
If you have worsted weight on hand double up holding two strands together. This will show off the texture beautifully!
Now all you have to do is pick that yarn get your hook and scroll down for the pattern.
Have fun and be sure to tag me on Instagram @prettydarnadorable
Adjusting the size of the crochet scarf
This scarf has been designed long enough to wrap around twice plus leave plenty of length to tuck under a winter coat for extra warmth. Resizing this design is super easy – read on…
The beginning chain of this scarf is actually the length. So if you want to change the length of the scarf you will want to add or subtract stitches from your beginning chain. Every two chains equals about 1 inch in length.
Be sure to keep your beginning chain a multiple of 2 for this texture.
Designers Notes
💕 Skill Level is Easy
💕 Skills Needed single crochet, slip stitch
💕 Sizes Children to Adult
💕 Made with super bulky weight yarn
💕 Written in Standard American terms
Skill Level
Easy
Abbreviations
- ch – chain
- sc – single crochet
- sk – skip
- st – stitch
- sts – stitches
- sl st – slip stitch
- rpt – repeat
Gauge
Not Required for this design
Materials Needed
- 15.00 mm hook
- Tapestry Needle
- Stitch Markers
- 200 – 300 g #6 Super Bulky (I used Bernat Chunky)
Finished Measurements
12 months to 3 Years 32” x 6”
3 to 10 Years 48” x 7”
Preteen to Adult 64” x 9”
Little Extras
FRINGE
Fringe is placed in the end of rows evenly across bottom of scarf.
Cut 48 (or 4 at a time) pieces of yarn approximately 16 inches long.
Fold 4 pieces of yarn at a time in half and hold bottom of scarf with wrong side facing you, use hook to draw the folded ends around the stitch pulling from right side under stitch back up through to right side again.
Pull the loose ends through the folded section and draw the knot up not too firmly. Repeat in the end of every other row. Once fringes are all attached trim to straight bottom edge.
Free Crochet Scarf Pattern For Toddlers
Be sure to work stitches very loose. If they are pulled too tight it will be difficult to insert hook into stitches of previous rows.
Using 15.00 mm hook Ch 68
Row 1: Slst in 1st ch from hook and each ch across. Turn. (68)
Row 2: Slst though back loop in each slst across. Turn. (68)
Row 3: Slst through the front loop in slst across. Turn (68)
Repeat rows 2 and 3 until scarf measures 6” wide.
Fasten off and work fridge as per instructions above.
Free Crochet Scarf Pattern For Child 3 – 10 Years
Be sure to work stitches very loose. If they are pulled too tight it will be difficult to insert hook into stitches of previous rows.
Using 15.00 mm hook Ch 100
Row 1: Slst in 1st ch from hook and each ch across. Turn. (100)
Row 2: Slst though back loop in each slst across. Turn. (100)
Row 3: Slst through the front loop in slst across. Turn (100)
Repeat rows 2 and 3 until scarf measures 7” wide.
Fasten off and work fridge as per instructions above.
Free Crochet Scarf Pattern For Teens and Adults
Be sure to work stitches very loose. If they are pulled too tight it will be difficult to insert hook into stitches of previous rows.
Using 15.00 mm hook Ch 134
Row 1: Slst in 1st ch from hook and each ch across. Turn. (134)
Row 2: Slst though back loop in each slst across. Turn. (134)
Row 3: Slst through the front loop in slst across. Turn (134)
Repeat rows 2 and 3 until scarf measures 9” wide.
Fasten off and work fridge as per instructions above.
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