"Cozy Hooded Scarf" Crochet Pattern
"Cozy Hooded Scarf" Crochet Pattern
As the name suggests, this is a crochet scarf with an integrated hood.
While balaclavas have been popular lately and are quite cute, this time I created a hooded design that doesn’t go over the head.
I imagine it would be nice for extra warmth on chilly nights if you could quietly pull up the hood when needed.
The hood section has variations in the stitch count, so I was able to keep crocheting without it feeling monotonous.
It’s crocheted with a larger hook, giving it a soft, airy texture, and the stitch pattern makes it easy and quick to progress.This is a project you’d naturally want to pick up for crocheting on the go.
The sample piece is crocheted with the Ski CARAL yarn from Motohiro.
It’s around a sport-weight yarn with a soft texture and a cute appearance.
I was drawn to this unique yet versatile color and had originally bought the yarn, planning to crochet something to wear around the face.
The color pairs well with both dark and beige tones.
I seem to have an unconscious preference for combining golden-brown yarns with textured stitch patterns like this one, but what color would you choose?
A yarn with a soft feel would be nice for this project.
It might also be fun to try it in a bright color as an accent piece!
This piece does require some seaming, but there are no particularly difficult stitches involved.
As an added note, the pattern instructions include simple ways to adjust the scarf’s width and length.
Please refer to these tips if you’re using a different yarn weight or if your gauge doesn’t match.
The crochet stitch pattern really stands out in this item, making it a great accent for any crochet lover’s outfit!
[Ease]
Mostly basic technique: ★★★★★
Difficult to make mistakes: ★★★★★
Good tempo: ★★★★★
Completed in a short time: ★★★★☆
[crochet pattern]
- Japanese
Product number: CH02-047
Format: PDF file, A4, 8 sheets
Pattern instructions: Chart and supplementary explanation
[Yarn used]
Motohiro SKI CARAL [Col. 7303] 220g (8 skeins)
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