Crocheting a Turtleneck Scarf - With this cold weather, a cozy scarf is no luxury. And how fun would it be to wrap yourself in a colorful turtleneck scarf like this?! A simple pattern paired with beautiful yarn is the perfect match. Read on for the free pattern and get started!
You can never have too many scarves—especially a cute turtleneck like this one. Monique has let her creativity run wild again and got to work with Phil Mikado. This blended yarn, made of wool and Acrylic, features a beautiful color gradient and adds that little extra something to your projects. The yarn’s playful twist and the simple pattern of double crochets and half double crochets make this scarf the perfect winter accessory!
Tools & Supplies:
- 3 balls of Phildar Phil Mikado, color 1149 Arlequin. Unfortunately, this color is no longer available. Check out our other variegated yarns here! How about DMC Pirouette or Lana Grossa Gomitolo Versione?
- 1 ball of Phildar Frimas, color 1044 Pourpre (this is used for a border at the top and bottom)
- Crochet Hooks sizes 6 and 8
Stitches used:
l. = chain stitch
hv. = half double
crochet slip stitch = half double crochet
Dimensions:
65 cm (double) x 30 cm
Crochet Pattern for a neck scarf:
Crochet a chain with a number of chain stitches that is divisible by 5 plus 1 chain stitch.
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Crochet Hook size 8
. Row 1: Start in the 2nd ch from the Crochet Hook. 2 sl st, 5 hdc, *5 sl st, 5 hdc*. Repeat from * to *. End with 3 sl st, 1 ch.
Starting with row 2, we crochet into the back loops on every row.
Row 2: 3 ch, 5 hdc, *5 ch, 5 hdc*. Repeat from * to *. End with 2 ch, 1 sl st.
Round 3: 2 hstk., 5 hv., *5 hstk., 5 hv.* Repeat *-* End with 3 hstk., 1 keerl.
Row 4: 3 hstk, 5 ch, *5 hstk, 5 ch.* Repeat from * to *. End with 2 hstk, 1 sl st.
Row 5: 2 ch, 5 hdc, *5 ch, 5 hdc.* Repeat from * to *. End with 3 ch, 1 sl st.
Round 6: 3 ch, 5 hdc, *5 ch, 5 hdc*; repeat from * to *; end with 2 ch, 1 sl st.
Repeat rows 3 through 6 seven more times.
Finish with one more repeat of rows 3 and 4, for a total of 36 rows.
Sew the collar together along the short sides using a needle and thread.
Finally, crochet a border using half double crochet stitches along the top and bottom edges with Phildar Frimas and a size 6 Crochet Hook.
There are even more color combinations available:
Crocheting Other (Col-) Scarves
In addition to this colorful scarf by Phil Mikado, we have many more great scarves in our collection. The Alaska cowl by Katia Alaska is incredibly popular and also a really fun crochet project for these cold days. In addition, the Malou cowl by Lang Yarns and the color-mix cowl are also real favorites for winter.
Did you crochet this awesome turtleneck? Send a photo to info@yarnplaza.com, and who knows—your photo might end up in our "Wool of Fame"!
