Crochet Ragged Falls Scarf

The Crochet Ragged Falls Scarf is a delightful accessory for any outfit, perfect for adding a touch of coziness and style. This charming scarf features a unique ragged falls design that adds a playful and elegant flair to your wardrobe. Whether you wear it casually or for a special occasion, the soft and warm texture of the scarf will keep you feeling comfortable and looking fabulous. With its intricate crochet detailing and vibrant color options, the Ragged Falls Scarf is a must-have accessory that will make you stand out with a touch of charm and warmth. So, why not treat yourself to this lovely scarf and elevate your fashion game with a touch of handmade elegance?

Materials

• Yarn: 400 yards of Super Bulky #6. Sample shown was made with Lion Brand Thick & Quick in Storm Front. See special notes for substitutions.
• Hook: Q(16mm).
• Tapestry Needle for weaving in ends.
• Measuring Tape.

Pattern Key (Standard American terms)

• ch: chain
• st(s): stitch(es)
• sk: skip
• sp: space
• slst: slip stich
• sc: single crochet
• hdc: half double crochet
• dc: double crochet

Gauge

• 6 dc = 4” (gauge is NOT essential to this pattern).

Experience Level

• Easy

Special Pattern Notes

• This pattern is worked in rows, starting at the bottom of the Scarf. You can make the Scarf as long or short as you like depending on the number of times you repeat Rows 2 and 3.
• If you decide to make tassels for each corner, make them first. This way you do not have to worry about having enough once you finish the length of your Scarf.
• Beginning chains does not count as a stitches throughout.
• Yarns similar in fiber content and weight can be substituted. A few that I would recommend trying are: Mandala Thick & Quick from Lion Brand Yarn, or Mighty Stitch Super Bulky from Knit Picks.

Pattern Instructions

1: Ch16, hdc in 2nd chain from hook, slst in next, *hdc in next, slst in next, repeat from * across. (15 sts now and throughout)

2: Ch2, turn, dc across.

3: Ch1, turn, hdc in 1st st, slst in next, *hdc in next, slst in next, repeat from * across.

Repeat Rows 2 and 3 until scarf measures approximately 88”, or until you have run out of yarn.

Optional: Attach tassels to each corner.