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Chunky Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern, Knit Look Crochet Scarf, Addison Infinity Scarf

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Finished knit look chunky Infinity scarf crochet pattern
  
 
  
Finished knit look chunky Infinity scarf crochet pattern on a hanger
  
Close up of knit look stitch
 
  
This infinity scarf is worked with super chunky yarn ( size 6) and a very large hook. The scarf has a knit look to it and will make a wonderful uptown accessory in two to three hours. The challenge with designing using a chunky yarn has always been to keep the stitches simple and not over the top. With a yarn that has so much personality, I feel you should keep the design minimal and let the yarn do all the talking. Photographing it was another big challenge. I had to play so much with the lighting to finally capture the real colors. I still feel the pictures don’t do much justice to the real scarf. You can make the scarf in two colors like I did or one single color. I think it would look lovely in colors mustard or purple. Crochet this chunky scarf to add spice to your winter wardrobe this season.
 
 
I used 4 skeins of Cozy wool from Loops and Threads for this scarf. If you are looking for a cheaper option for the same yarn weight, you can use Hometown USA from Lion Brand. It won’t break your bank and comes in a kaleidoscope of colors.
 

Knit Look Crochet Scarf Pattern

 

Materials

 
1. Yarn: Super Bulky, size 6 yarn. I used Cozy Wool from Loops and Threads in colors Granite and
Fleece. The UK/Australian equivalent is 14 ply.
 
2. Hook: Hook Q (15.75 mm) and a hook H (5mm) to weave in the tails.
 
 

Size

Finished measurements: 61 inches in circumference and 9 inches wide
 
 

Gauge

4 sc st = 3 inches
 
 

Yardage

I used about 200 yards of each color.
 
 

Stitch Abbreviations

The pattern is in standard American terms.
 
sc – single crochet
sl st- slip stitch
ch – chain
Rnd- Round
 
 

PATTERN

Ch 81 with Q hook and color Granite. Without twisting the chain sl st to the first chain.
 
  
Round 1: Ch 1 ( does not count as a sc ), 1 sc in same st as ch 1, 1 sc in each chain around, sl st to the first sc. Turn. ————-80 sc
 
  
Note: You should make your slip stitches in the next round loose or you won’t be able to insert your hook into it in the following round. To make it loose, pull you hook up a little to loosen the loop on your hook before inserting it into the next st to work a slip st.
 
  
Round 2: Ch 1 ( counts as the first sl st here and throughout), 1 sl st in next sc, 1 sl st in each sc around, sl st to the beginning ch 1. Turn-———80 sl st
 
  
Note: In the next round you will work into slip stitches of the previous round. The sl stitches will be stuck behind the sc stitches. To be easily able to work into them, lift the slip st with your fingers and insert the hook into it.
 
  
Round 3: Ch 1 ( does not count as a sc ), 1 sc in the first sl st, 1 sc in each sl st around, sl st to the first sc. Turn. ———-80 sc
 
  
Repeat Rounds 2 and 3 alternately 4 more times taking care to end in a sc row and fasten off.
 
  
Round 12 ( First round in new color): Turn and at the point of fasten off, sl st and join the next color. Sl st into each sc around, sl st to the first sl st. Turn.
 
  
Now again repeat Round 3 and 2 till your scarf measures 9 inches and you end in a sc round. Fasten off.
 
  

Finishing

Weave in all the tails with the smaller hook.

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Silver Angel

Saturday 4th of October 2014

I wrote a whole comment & the computer lost it! grrr...just wanted to let you know that this scarf is beautiful. I Love the stitch, the colour combination you used is really nice.....I am in Australia, I have a question...you said you used 4 skeins, now a lot of the wool I have sourced on line come in 50 gram balls, but the one I found that I liked is a 125 gram ball....so, how many balls would I need? I like a long scarf, too....

speedwell

Thursday 1st of October 2015

I live in Ireland and I need to buy wool in metric as well. The statistics of this yarn are: 90 yards (82 meters) and 127 grams (4.48 ounces) at a gauge of 9.0 sts = 4 inches (~100 mm) with 9 mm needle; 9 mm recommended hook size. In standard yarn terms the yarn is Super Bulky/Super Chunky 5-6.

Crochet_Dreamz

Tuesday 7th of October 2014

Could you please see if they have written the measurements in yards or meters?

Loraine Sweeny

Friday 11th of April 2014

This infinity scarf is wonderful. The color combination is perfect, since white is neutral color. The color shared or I should say, blue and white in this scarf has a harmonious to each other. Thanks for sharing your pattern with your readers.

Love Crochet

Saturday 23rd of November 2013

Very pretty... goes well with the red hair on the "model" teeheehee

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Minerva

Wednesday 20th of November 2013

Thank you for sharing your patterns with us; they are all lovely and the instructions are easy to understand.

Minerva

Wednesday 20th of November 2013

Thank you very much for sharing your patterns. This scarf is very nice and looks warm; I will be making it.