Free Crochet Jasmine Scarf Pattern – Easy One-Row Repeat, Lightweight & Lacy

This free crochet Jasmine Scarf pattern is an easy, one-row repeat project made with lightweight DK yarn — airy, lacy, and with a beautiful drape you can wear in any season. Beginner-friendly, relaxing to make, and endlessly chic.

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.

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.

Below you’ll find everything you need — yarn, materials, gauge, and full written instructions. And if you’d rather have an ad-free, printable, beautifully formatted PDF, it’s available in all my shops linked below for a small fee.

Why You’ll Love This Easy Crochet Scarf Pattern

• One-row repeat — memorize it once and you’re set. No chart-checking, no counting rows.
• Truly beginner-friendly — if you can chain and double crochet, you can make this scarf.
• Beautiful drape — DK yarn keeps it light and fluid instead of stiff and bulky.
• All-season wearable — warm enough for fall, light enough for spring evenings.
• Fully customizable — make it a skinny scarf, a wide wrap, or a full-length shawl.
• Great gift project — fast, elegant, and suits just about everyone.

Free lightweight Crochet Scarf Pattern: Start Here

Pattern Notes

• Terminology: Written in US terms.
• Difficulty: Easy.
• Keep your tension nice and even throughout the patternEasy.

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

• Lion Brand Yarn Mandala Yarn
• Premier Yarns Anti-Pilling DK Colors
• Paintbox Simply DK Yarn

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

Step 1 – Crochet the scarf

CH 46  to make the foundation chain.

Row 1: SC in the 2nd CH from the hook and in each CH across; turn. (45 STS)

Row 2:  CH 3 (counts as the first DC), skip the next 2 STS. *( DC, CH 3, DC ) in the next ST, skip the next 4 STS, 5 DC in the next ST, skip the next 4 STS; repeat from * until 2 ST left. Skip the next ST, DC in the last ST. CH 3 and turn.

Row 3: *5 DC in the next CH-3 space, ( DC, CH 3, DC ) in the 3rd DC of the next 5-DC group; repeat from * across. DC in the top of the turning CH 3. CH 3 and turn.

Row 4: *( DC, CH 3, DC ) in the 3rd DC of the next 5-DC group, 5 DC in the next CH-3 space; repeat from * across. DC in the top of the turning CH 3. CH 3 and turn.

Rows 5–124: Repeat Rows 3–4. At the end of Row 124, CH 1 and turn.

Row 125 (or to the desired length): SC in each ST across, placing 3 SC in each CH 3 space. (46 STS)

Do not fasten off. Proceed to crochet the border.

Step 2 – Crochet the border

Note: To crochet the border, alternate SL ST and groups of 4 HDC, spacing them evenly around the scarf. Place a group of 4 HDC in each corner.

With the yarn still attached to your hook, work as follows:

1. [*4 HDC in the next row, SL ST in the next row; repeat from * to the corner. Work 4 HDC in the corner.
2. *Skip the next ST, SL ST in the next ST, skip the next ST, 4 HDC in the next ST; repeat from * to the next corner. Work 4 HDC in the corner.] Repeat the instructions in brackets one more time. Join with a SL ST to the first ST. Fasten off.

Weave in the ends, and you are all done!