Whip up a gorgeous scarf with this easy one-row repeat pattern! Made with lightweight DK yarn, it’s chic, breathable, and has a lovely drape—perfect to wear any season.
I made this pretty scarf for my daughter a couple of years ago, and it became her favorite accessory. She wears it year-round – sometimes for warmth, other times just to elevate her outfit. I am excited today to share the pattern with you.
This free crochet scarf pattern is perfect if you’re just starting or want a relaxing project. It features a simple one-row repeat stitch that’s beginner-friendly, so you can work on it while watching TV or chatting with friends. Despite being so easy to make, the finished result is stunning.
Keep reading to find the free pattern, or if you prefer a printable add-free PDF, you can find it on Etsy, Ravelry, and my online store!
I chose DK lightweight yarn for this project, and I’m so glad I did. The yarn is super soft, lightweight, and creates this gorgeous drape. If you prefer a slightly more substantial feel, medium-weight yarn works beautifully too. Either choice will give you a chic accessory that works up quickly and gets tons of compliments.
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Before we start this Free Lightweight Crochet Scarf Pattern
Free lightweight Crochet Scarf Pattern: Start Here
Pattern Notes
- The pattern is written in US terms.
- The skill level is easy.
Measurements: The scarf measures 56” in length and 7 ½” in width.
Recommended yarn: 🧶 Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek DK Low Pill Fiber Yarn #3 light-weight yarn. Color shown: Pumpkin Paradise.
Yarn substitution
Yardage: About 478 yd (1skein)
Crochet hook: (G) 4mm
Other materials:
- Tag: Faux leather tags
- Tapestry needle: to weave in ends.
Gauge: 4” square = 10 rows and 16 DC (measured on the scarf)
Abbreviations
- CH: Chain
- ST: Stitch
- SL ST: Slip stitch
- HDC: Half double crochet
- DC: Double crochet
- Rep: Repeat
Free Lightweight Crochet Scarf Pattern
This free, lightweight crochet scarf pattern has everything you need to make your own Jasmine Scarf! In this post, you’ll find the full list of materials and step-by-step instructions to make it easy and fun. If you’d prefer a printable, ad-free PDF, you can grab a copy for a small fee in any of my shops—links are below.
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Step 1- Crochet the scarf
CH 46 to make a foundation chain.
Row 1: SC in 2nd CH from the hook, SC in each CH across, CH3, turn. (45)
Row 2: (keep your tension a little loose in this row). Skip 1st 2 ST (the stitch holding the CH3 counts as a stitch), *(DC, CH3, DC) in next ST, skip next 4 ST, 5 DC in next ST, skip next 4 ST*, rep *to* across until 2 ST remaining, skip next ST, DC in last ST, CH3, turn.
Row 3: *5 DC in next CH3 space, (DC, CH3, DC) in the 3rd DC of next 5DC group*, rep *to * across, DC in the top CH3, CH3, turn.
Row 4: *(DC, CH3, DC) in the 3rd DC of next 5DC group, 5 DC in next CH3 space*, rep *to * across, DC in the top CH3, CH3, turn.
Row 5 -124: Rep Rows 3-4. At the end of Row 124, CH1, turn.
Row 125: SC in each ST across place 3 SC in each CH3 space. (46)
Do not fasten off; proceed to crochet the border.
Step 2- Crochet the border
To crochet the border, you will alternate SL ST and 4 HDC and place them evenly around the scarf, making sure you place 4 HDC groups in each corner.
With the yarn still on your hook, [*4 HDC in next row, SL ST in next row*, rep *to* to corner, 4 HDC in the corner, *skip next ST, SL ST in next ST, skip next ST, 4 HDC in next ST*, rep *to* to corner, 4 HDC in the corner], rep [to] one more time. Join with a SL ST into the 1st ST.
Fasten off, weave in ends, and you are all done!
I offer full support to help you with any questions or challenges you might have. Feel free to drop your comments in the section below or join our Facebook group, where I, along with my wonderful testers and community members, will be more than happy to assist you!
I signed up for the pattern this morning, still have not received it. The pattern is $4.99 on Ravelry. It’s too bad – I like the scarf. I could not find any contact address so I was wondering if anyone else has the same issue.
Once you sign up, you’ll be taken to a page titled “Free Blog Hop Pattern” — the download button is right under the image. Click it to get your PDF!
Hi I love this pattern, I’m confused about how to do the border of this pattern.
Could you help with that please?
Thank, you
Hi Diane, which part is confusing? I’d be happy to guide you through it.