Mother's Day Scarf - Free Crochet Pattern

Mother's Day is just around the corner! If your mom is anything like my mom, I bet she likes handmade gifts. My mom, bless her heart, is STILL wearing a purple cable knit scarf that I made her when I first started knitting 6 years ago and it has definitely seen better days! I think it's about time to upgrade her to new scarf.

I stumbled upon these lovely braided skeins at at Stitches West, an annual fiber convention that takes place in Santa Clara, CA. They are called Wonderland Yarns by Frabjous Fibers. The braided skeins drew me in, the color combination made me buy! I just love the flow of the burgundy, neutrals, and tweeds. Even cuter, the names of the yarn are inspired by Alice in Wonderland. This color combination immediately made me think of my mom, who loves to wear neutrals.

The set comes with six skeins of sport weight yarn. Each skein is 86 yards, for a total of 516 yards, which is enough to create a full scarf! Using a simple double crochet and some increases and decreases, I put together this striped triangle scarf. The colors stitched together beautifully! The sport weight yarn makes it light enough to wear through the spring and could even as a wrap for summer nights. It even has a subtle scalloped edging, which I adore!

Without further ado, here is the pattern for the crochet triangle scarf! You can also download it as a PDF for free here.

Materials

Yarn:

6 colors of sport weight yarn. I used Frabjous Fibers’ Wonderland Yarns in “Mad Hatter”. The set came with 6 skeins, 86 yards per skein, for a total of 516 yards.

Note - you can use any number of colors or even just one color, as long as you have about 516 yards total.

Tools:

Size G crochet hook (4.0 mm)

Tapestry Needle

Abbreviations

St = Stitch

Ch = Chain

DC = Double crochet

Instructions

Beginning with color #1

Chain 4

Row 1: DC in fourth ch from hook, ch 3 and turn

Row 2: DC in same st as ch 3, 2 DC in second st, ch 3 and turn

Row 3: DC in each st until end of row, ch 3 and turn

Begin Increase

Row 4: DC in each st until last st in row, 2 DC in last st, ch 3 and turn

Row 5: DC in each st until end of row

Repeat rows 4 and 5 for 47 rows

Row 53: Switch to color #2, repeat row 5

Repeat rows 4 and 5 for 24 rows

Row 77: Switch to color #3, repeat row 5

Repeat rows 4 and 5 for 18 rows

Row 95: Switch to color #4, repeat row 5

Begin Decrease

Row 96: DC in each st until 2 st remain in row, DC last two st together, ch 3 and turn

Row 97: DC in each st, ch 3 and turn

Repeat rows 96 and 97 for 18 rows

Row 115: Switch to color #5, repeat row 97

Repeat rows 96 and 97 for 27 rows

Row 142: Switch to color #6

Repeat rows 96 and 97 for 48 rows

Row 190: At this point, you should only 3 st left with a ch 3 from the previous row. DC last two stitches together.

Cast off. Weave in ends.

That's all! I would love to see your creations. Tag me on Instagram @darsi_stitches and share the pattern where you can.

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You may use this pattern for personal use. You may also sell items made using this pattern, but please do not use my photos. Please do not copy, distribute, or sell this pattern as your own. Thank you!

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