Green Meadows Crochet Scarf Pattern
The Green Meadows Crochet Scarf Pattern features Red Heart Super Saver Ombre Yarn. The subtle monochromatic color change gives the piece a beautiful and unique look!
Hello and welcome back to my blog! Over the past couple weeks I’ve been cooking up this super fun and simple scarf pattern. The pattern features a stitch that I am not really sure what it’s called or if it already has a name, but I am dubbing “Modifed Granny Stitch”. (If you know the proper name of this stitch, let me know in the comments below!)
The stitch is created by making clusters of 3 dc’s as you would in a granny stripe pattern, but instead of making the clusters in each cluster space, the clusters are created in the center dc stitch. If this sounds confusing, I promise it’s not… you’ll just have to follow the pattern!
The end result is a beautiful lacy texture that makes for a warm yet breezy piece which is perfect for the transition from Winter to Spring!
I had a lot of fun making this project. Work has been particularly busy lately so it’s been at treat to look forward to coming home and curling up on the couch to work on this relaxing mindless project.
To make one yourself, keep scrolling below to find the free pattern!
Green Meadows Crochet Scarf Pattern
Materials
- 1 skein of Red Heart Super Saver Ombre in color Spearmint
- 5.5 mm crochet hook
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
Finished Measurement
- Approximately 7 inches wide by 78 inches long
Gauge
- Gauge is not important for this project
Key
- ch – chain
- dc – double crochet
- sc – single crochet
- sk – skip
- st – stitch(es)
Pattern
Chain 26
Row 1: Starting in the 2nd ch from hook, sc in each ch across row, turn. (25)
Row 2: Ch3, dc in same st as ch 3, *sk 2 st, make 3 dc in next st, repeat from * 6 more times; sk 2 st, make 2 dc in last st, turn. (25)
Row 3: Ch 3, dc in same st as ch 3, *sk 2 st, make 3 dc, repeat from * 6 more times; sk 2 st, make 2 dc in 3rd ch of ch 3 from previous row, turn. (25)
Repeat Row 3 until piece measures approximately 78 inches or desired length.
Cut yarn and weave in ends.
Enjoy!
I found that the repeats are 7 not 6 as in the directions. Very pretty scarf. Easy to make.
Hi Jean! Yes, it is a total of 7 repeats but the pattern reads *sk 2 st, make 3 dc, repeat from * 6 times – meaning you’ll complete the directions after the (*) and then complete as directed 6 more times.
Where is the pattern for mop cover
Thank you. This pattern is so easy that I finished one scarf and I’m halfway through a second one! I have never finished one before because I have a hard time keeping it from gaining stitches for some reason. I love this. It’s so relaxing and the end result is beautiful.
I am so happy you are enjoying the pattern! Happy Crocheting to you!
What does it mean on row 2 chain 3 and dc onto that stitch?
Hi Vickie! You’ll make a double crochet into that first stitch (and the ch 3 won’t be counting as a stitch).
Beautiful pattern. I’m making hats and scarves for a few people for Christmas this year and was looking for a scarf pattern that would work up fast while I watch tv. I came across yours and thought to myself that the color looked a whole lot like the color of the hat I made last night, so I looked to see if you wrote which brand and color you had used. They’re one in the same ? So I have to say I highly recommend the pattern AND the same yarn ?
Red Heart Ombre is so pretty, it’s definitely a keeper! Your hat sounds lovely!! 🙂
It would be really nice for you to have a print icon to be able to just print the photo (as a reference), and the pattern directions without all the ads.
Great pattern! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!!
I made two scarves using your pattern and gifted them to coworkers today. They loved them! Thanks again for the pattern. I’ll definitely make more of these.
Yay! I’m so glad! Your coworkers are very lucky!
Thank you for sharing the pattern, it works up well and is easy to follow.
Nancy
Hi Nancy! Thank you for your comment, I’m so happy you enjoyed the pattern! 🙂
What are the chain multiples if I want to make it narrower or wider. It’s so pretty.
Multiples of 3 plus 2.
Isn’t row 2 and row 3 the same?
Pretty much except for the last stitch. In row 2 your last stitch is going into an actual stitch from the previous. For rows 3 and on, your last stitch will be in the 3rd ch of the starting ch 3 from the previous row.
This is a beautiful scarf!!! Can I ask if it takes a whole skein of yarn? Thanks so much. 🙂
Hi Rebecca, and thank you!! The yarn ball is 482 yards and the scarf used up about 3/4 of it, but you could of course make the scarf as long or short as you want :).
Hi, I’ve started this pattern and I’m using the same colour.. but I’m noticing that the ball of yarn doesn’t actually start off on the darkest shade. The darkest shade is in the middle of the yarn.
The ombré effect is working so far, but I can see it’s going to get darker, lighter, darker, lighter then darker. So my question is.. how do we make the ombré effect as you have?? Did I need to start for the outside of the yarn or the inside?? I Hope that makes sense!
Hi Tamara! For my scarf, I actually didn’t plan it to turn out that way, thats just how it worked out so I lucked out! But each ball of the ombre yarn is going to differ slightly on where it starts in the colorway. If you’d like to start your project with the darkest shade first, you’ll want to pull your yarn strand until you get to the desired color and start from there. Depending on how long your starting tail is, you may want to wind that into a ball and insert it into your scarf later if it fits back into your color pattern.