Fringe Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern

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Scarves are always a popular item to make. They keep you warm and are fashionable! They are perfect to make for gifts. There are many different styles: infinity, traditional, triangle, wrap, blanket, etc. I have recently seen many of the cute fringe ones in boutiques and I wanted to recreate one to share with you all!

I had a Cookie Crumble Caron Big Cakes just sitting around screaming for me to make a scarf out of it! The variation of grays is just perfect. Plus this yarn is so soft and easy to work with. This yarn calls for a H hook but I used a K 6.5 mm hook for extra stretch and give. It uses exactly 1 skein!! I guess it’s a 1 skein wonder pattern!!!!

It works in a circle alternating sc rows and dc ch 1 rows. I began with a foundation sc row instead of a ch because the foundation rows stretch more. See here how to make a foundation row.

An ad-free PDF file of the pattern can be purchased from Craftsy for a small fee …. here

Materials Needed

• • size K 6.5 mm crochet hook – Clover Amour is my favorite

• • worsted weight yarn, approximately 600 yds (I used Caron Big Cakes) it uses 1 WHOLE skein!! Yay!

• • scissors

• • yarn needle
  • a credit card for making the fringe or a phone for a slightly longer fringe (I’ll show ya my trick that I use)

Stitches Used

• • Sc = single crochet

• • Dc = double crochet

• • Ch = chain

• • Join = slip stitch to first stitch
  • Foundation row = allows for stretch to match the remainder of the scarf

When making slip knot for to begin, leave a long tail. You will need to connect the bottom end of the foundation row.

Row 1: start with a foundation sc row of 220 sc. (or you can ch 221 and sc in second ch from hook and across) sl st to connect the loop to the first sc. careful not to twist row. (220 sc) See here how to make foundation rows.

Row 2: ch 4, *skip a sc, dc in next sc, ch 1* repeat this sequence across. ending with ch 1 and sl st to first dc. Join

Row 3:  ch 1, sc in each st across (1 sc in each dc and 1 sc in each ch space). Join (220 sc)

Rows 4 – 25: repeat rows 2 and 3 join

Row 26: ch 1 sc in each st across. join. finish off.

Weave in end and close row 1’s foundation row with beginning tail. Weave in that end also.

Attach yarn on foundation sc row on the opposite side that you worked row 26 on. Ch 1 sc across. Sl st to first st. This gives it nice edging on each side of the scarf. Weave in yarn ends.

You can leave it here as an infinity scarf or move on to adding fringe!

Adding Fringe

cut approx 6-8″ strips of yarn. Wrap yarn around a credit card or phone long ways many times like on the photo.

This will give you nice even strips of yarn without measuring and cutting a million times.

Attach 2 strips of yarn to one of the sc rows using a knot. I lined mine up with the dc and did about every other dc. This puts a fringe every 4 sc.

Here’s a video of how to tie the fringe on the scarf.

And there you have it! A beautiful fringe infinity scarf!

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