Champagne Scarf – a simple crochet scarf pattern
The Champagne Scarf is a simple crochet scarf pattern with a lovely textured stitch pattern. It uses a two-row repeat, making it an easy and relaxing project to crochet once you get into the rhythm of the pattern.
The scarf is worked in rows using herringbone half treble crochet and double crochet stitches. The combination creates a lovely textured fabric while keeping the pattern straightforward enough for beginners.
It is also easy to customise, so you can make your scarf longer, shorter, wider or narrower to suit you.
Materials & Tools
Crochet Hook: 5mm (US H/8) or size needed to achieve gauge
Yarn: Aran weight yarn, 300g. The sample uses Paintbox Simply Aran in Champagne White (202), 3 x 100g balls.
Notions: Scissors and a needle for weaving in ends
Finished Size
175cm x 19cm (69in x 7.5in), excluding tassels.
With tassels added, the scarf measures approximately 2m x 19cm (79in x 7.5in).
Skill Level
Suitable for beginners
Gauge
12 stitches x 15 rows = 10cm x 10cm (4in x 4in). Adjust your hook size as necessary. Gauge is not critical for this project.
Abbreviations/Crochet terminology
This pattern is written in UK crochet terms. A US conversion guide is included below.
HBhtr | Herringbone half treble crochet |
dc | Double Crochet |
ch | Chain |
st(s) | Stitch(es) |
ss | Slip stitch |
*to* | Instructions between asterisks will be repeated as specified in the instructions |
Stitch Guide/ UK – US Conversion Guide
UK term | US term | Description |
|---|---|---|
Herringbone Half Treble Crochet (HBhtr) | Herringbone Half Double Crochet (HBhdc) | Yarn over hook. Insert hook into stitch, yarn over hook, pull through stitch and 1 loop (2 loops on hook), yarn over hook, pull through remaining two loops to leave 1 loop on the hook |
Double Crochet (dc) | Single Crochet (sc) | Insert hook into stitch, yarn over hook, pull through stitch (2 loops on hook), yarn over hook, pull through remaining two loops |
Chain (ch) | Chain (ch) | Yarn over hook, pull through loop |
Slip Stitch (ss) | Slip Stitch (ss) | Insert hook into stitch, yarn over hook, pull through stitch and through loop |
Pattern Notes
The Champagne Scarf uses a simple two-row repeat, alternating rows of double crochet and herringbone half treble crochet.
The ch2 at the beginning of Rows 2 onwards counts as the first stitch. The first stitch of the row is worked into the second stitch from the row below.
Making a Different Size
Remember you will need to adjust the yarn quantities if making the scarf longer or wider.
Length = foundation chain
Width = number of rows
Adjusting the Length: To make the length of the scarf longer or shorter you must adjust the number of stitches in the starting chain. Any number of stitches + 1 for the starting chain. The sample had a starting chain of 205 (204+1) and measured a length of 175cm (69in) (without the tassels).
Adjusting the Width: To make the width of the scarf wider or narrower you must adjust the number of completed rows as per pattern. The sample measured 19cm (7.5in) in width which was worked in 26 rows.
Instructions
- Foundation Row: Chain 205 (any number of stitches + 1 for starting chain) for approximately a length of 175cm (excluding tassels). Adjust the number of chains in the foundation row if you desire a longer or shorter scarf.
- Row 1: Dc in second chain from the hook and in each chain across. Turn. [204 sts]
- Row 2: Ch2 (counts as 1st HBhtr), HBhtr in second stitch and in each stitch across to the end. Turn. [204 sts]
- Row 3: Ch2 (counts as 1st dc), dc in each stitch across to the end. Turn. [204 sts]
- Row 4: Ch2 (counts as 1st HBhtr), HBhtr in each stitch across to the end. Turn. [204 sts]
- Continue to alternate Row 3 and Row 4 until the desired width is reached. The sample was worked in 26 rows to reach a width of 19cm (7.5in).
- Weave in ends.
- Add tassels (optional): Follow the link below for instructions on adding tassels to your scarf.
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