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Crochet Linen Stitch Scarf

Leyla
Leyla
2025-04-10 08:57:07
Crochet Linen Stitch Scarf

Crochet Linen Stitch Scarves are a cozy and stylish accessory that you'll love creating. With their delicate yet intricate pattern, they make a perfect addition to any outfit, whether you're going for a casual look or dressing up for a special occasion. The linen stitch creates a lovely woven texture that is both visually appealing and soft to the touch, making it a joy to wear.

Whether you're a beginner crocheter or an experienced enthusiast, this project is a fun and satisfying way to showcase your skills and create a beautiful piece that you can proudly sport during the cooler months. So grab your yarn and hook, and get ready to crochet your way to a fabulous new scarf!


Skill Level: Beginner

Terms: US Terms

Materials used:
  • Scheepjes Whirl Fine Art 215 – 225g 460m Impressionism
  • Scheepjes Merino Soft 50g 105m – 1 x Chagall & 1 x Bellini
  • OR 650 – 700m of any dk weight yarn
  • Hook: 4.5mm & 5mm
  • Other items: Scissors, darning needle, stitch marker
Gauge: 22sc x 22 rows

Size: 9ins x 68 ins without fringe

Notes:
  • This pattern includes instructions for the colour order I chose – I like colour to flow in an “order” usually and so are included for reference but using your own colour placement with this stitch pattern will also work
  • Ch1 at the start of a row does NOT count as a stitch
  • I used a smaller hook to make my chain as i find it keeps it tighter/neater – again this is not essential, if you prefer to stick to one hook as long as you maintain an even gauge you will be successful
Stitches:
Single Crochet – sc
Chain – ch(s)
Slip Stitch – sl-st(s)

Colour Key
A – Bellini – Merino Soft
B – Impressionism – Whirls Fine Art
C – Chagall – Merino Soft

Start:

Set aside approx 10g from each of colours A & C for the fringe.

Using colour A & 4.5mm hook – Ch 52

Row 1:
Using 5mm hook,

Sc in the 2nd ch from the hook (sk ch does NOT count as a st), [ch1, sk1, sc in the next st], repeat across to the end of the row. Turn

Row 2:
Ch1 (does not count as a st), sc in the first st, sc in the ch1 sp, [ch1, sk1, sc in the next sp], repeat until the last sp, sc in the next st. Turn

Row 3:
Ch1, sc in the first st, [sk1, sc in the ch1 sp], repeat until the last ch1 sp, ch1, sk1, sc in the last st. Turn

Row 4:
Ch1, sc in the first st, sc in the ch1 sp, [ch1, sk1, sc in the next ch1 sp], repeat until the last ch1 sp, sc in the next st. Turn
Row 5 – end:

Repeat rows 3 & 4 until the piece measures 68 – 69 ins long. Tie off and secure your ends.

Colour placement

I used colour A until the remaining 40g of the yarn was finished ending on a row 4.

I then joined Colour B from the outside of the cake and used the entire cake, again ending on a row 4.
Finally I joined Colour C and used this until it was finished – ending on row 4.

Fringe:

Cut the 10g of each colour A & C into 12 inch strips. Also include any remaining yarn from the body of the scarf.

I used 3 strands per fringe section, using both colours. To create the colour effect with the fringe I used an additional strand of the colour that was opposite the end that I attached the fringe to.

On the Chagall side this is 2 strands Bellini and 1 Chagall, on the Bellini side I did the reverse.

I used ALL the yarn from the skeins listed to complete this pattern.

Tips

Use the markers as a visual guide as to WHICH row of the repeat you are completing to ensure you keep straight sides and are in the right place. I use different coloured markers for each side, and mark the pattern with the colour to aid this also.

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