Hello everybody! I can't believe the day has come that I get to publish my own pattern! May I introduce to you... Wild-Wild Fall, Scarf/Cowl pattern!
This pattern is one of my favorite scarf patterns I've crocheted, and I'm not just saying this because I designed it. The scarf works up very fast and it's also adjustable with lots of optional additions. Additions including edging and turning your scarf into a cowl!
Just because the name of the pattern has the 'Fall' in it, doesn't mean that this scarf is only available in Autumn! With a matter of changing the color or size yarn you use, you can easily design it for any season.
I'm so excited I get to share with you this pattern, I plan on designing more in the future! Granted, I've been working on this for about four months so I might need to increase my pace, but it's totally worth it!
My pattern testers (@hookoverheels, @yarnstuffs, and @nayguacali on Instagram) gave their feedback on the pattern, they all had nothing but nice things to say. Charlotte from Hook Over Heels says "It was a super quick and easy pattern, and an incredible person designing it as well!" All three of them got the pattern done in record time, they gave helpful feedback and I want to thank each and every one of them for testing my pattern! The picture to the left is Julia from @yarnstuffs pattern test.
Wild-Wild Fall, Scarf/Cowl by Emilia from Emilia’s Crochet
This pattern is written in US terms.
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Materials
-worsted (4) weight yarn
-5.5 mm crochet hook
(or any other hook/yarn combination to fit your gauge)
-yarn needle
-scissors
Abbreviations/Symbols
Approx- approximately
Ch- chain
Dc- double crochet
Dec- decrease
Inc- increase
Rep- repeat
Sc- single crochet
Sk- skip
Sl- slip (commonly used as sl st...slip stitch)
St- stitch
Yo- yarn over
*- repeat whatever follows the * as indicated
# x- repeat that many times
()= stitch count
Puff/Bobble Stitch
*yo, insert hook in the stitch, grab yarn through the stitch, yo pull through 2* 3x. Yo and pull through all 4 loops. Ch 1, sk 1.
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Gauge
I used a worsted weight (4) yarn with a 5.5 mm hook. Here are my measurements: length- 3”, width- 6”, stitches per inch (width)- 3 stitches, and rows per inch- 1.66 (repeating) rows.
*Note* I have a fairly loose tension.
Begin with a slip knot, ch 18
After chaining 18, crochet 15 dc X 5 rows. This should get you up to the measurements already listed.
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Scarf
Begin with a slip knot, ch 28
R1 Dc in 4th ch from hook and in each ch across. (27 dc including ch 3) This measured approx 8.5”. Ch 1 and turn.
R2 Sc across (27 sc including ch 1). Ch 3 and turn.
R3 We’re going to be using the puff/bobble st this row, refer to the instructions at the top of the page. 12x. (26 total sts) (13 total puff sts). Ch 2 and turn.
R4 Repeat R3. (26 total sts) (13 total puff sts). Instead of chaining 2 as R3 instructs, leave it as a ch 1 and turn.
R5 Sc across in each bobble and ch 1 sp (26 sts including ch 1). Don’t forget to sc into the ch 1 spaces! Ch 3 and turn.
R6 Dc across (27 dc including ch 3). Ch 3 and turn.
R7 → Repeat rows 1-6 till your satisfied length. The first repeat should be approx 3”.
The next part of the scarf is scalloped edging for the top and bottom of the scarf. If you don’t want this addition, end off here. If not, leave the yarn attached and continue onto the next part.
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Optional Scalloped Edging
Continuing from R7… ch 1 and turn
R8 *Sc once. Sk next st. In the following st, place 5 dc. Sk the following stitch, place a sc in the next st.* Repeat until the end of the row. (5 clusters) Finish off.
Once R8’s complete, attach yarn with a sl st to the opposite end of the scarf and repeat R8.
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Turning The Scarf Into A Cowl
Before ending off, sl st the ends of each side together, make sure to not twist the fabric in this process. If you made the optional edging, you would sl st the scalloped edges together. If you didn’t you would crochet the flat sides together.
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Make sure you tag me in your final creations! #emiliascrochet or @emilias.crochet on Instagram!