Free Crochet Pattern ~ Fingers Crossed Infinity Scarf

 Fingers Crossed Infinity Scarf

The pattern is in US terms

Items required

5mm (H) hook.

2 balls of  81 mélange dark beige (or your choice of colour) Adriafil Regina Yarn -

This yarn is 100% pure merino wool, warm and soft yarn.  It's especially practical as you can wash the yarn in the machine and discover with each washing the characteristic softness. It's available in 30 shades so you have a wide choice. It's an extremely versatile yarn to use and quick to crochet with as well as being suitable to frog. It's the official speed knitting wool due to it's ease of use. It's is stretchy but reverts back to size when released.  This makes it especially useful an infinity scarf. 

Wool needle

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Guidelines

HK – hook                                           CH – chain                           SS – Slip Stitch

DC –                       Double crochet                                

XDC -                     Crossed Double Crochet – The stitch is worked in 2 stitches.  Skip 1 stitch, 1 dc in next stitch, 1 dc in the skipped stitch. 

Gauge

4 XDC stitches x 4 Rows = 2”

Approximate Size

Width – 4 ½” (12cm)

Length -  60” (152cm)  - You can make the scarf any length between 50” – 60”

Yardage

Approximately 260 yards 

Fingers Crossed Infinity Scarf

Using 5mm (H) hook and Adriafil Regina Yarn

Ch3  counts as the first dc of each row

 Row 1) 1 dc in 4th Ch from hk, 9 xdc, 1 dc, turn (20)

 Row 2 - 109) Ch 3 (always counts as 1st dc), 9 xdc, 1 dc, turn (20) (repeat till row 109 or to desired length)

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 Row 110) Ch 3 (always counts as 1st dc), 9 xdc, 1 dc, turn

 Row 111) Fold the infinity scarf in half, making sure it isn’t twisted and ss through both ends to join, finish.

   

 Now you just need to choose how you want to wear your infinity scarf.

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