The Crochet Beach Scarf is a fun, easy, and a great project while on the go! The lightweight yarn fits into a side pocket of a purse and the lacework on each end is fun and enjoyable. Working this beach scarf up with a color-changing yarn is so fun! And it can be paired as an accessory to complete a chic outfit. It would go great with something like the Get Comfy Crochet Cardigan.
Keep on reading this post for the free crochet pattern. For an Ad-free downloadable pfd visit Ravelry or Etsy.
Or if you are looking for a crochet scarf for a different season, visit The Best 36 Crochet Scarf Patterns for Every Season.
Where To Purchase My Ad-Free Downloadable PDF’s:
Want to make more crochet scarves? Visit these patterns:
Alamos Crochet Big Scarf
The Wexford Infinity Crochet Scarf
Infinity Chic Sheep Scarf Crochet Pattern
Rust Crochet Scarf Pattern
Crochet Beach Scarf Supplies:
Crochet Hook:
Furls Hook
5.0mm (H hook), or hook to obtain gauge
Notions:
Removable stitch markers if needed
Yarn needle to weave in ends
Scissors
Yarn:
Knit Picks Hawthorne Speckle
(shown in Cosmic coloway)
Possible Yarn Substitutes (always check gauge):
Hawthorne Fingering Multi Yarn
Malabrigo Sock Yarn
Yardage:
680 Yards (2 skeins)
Abbreviations/Stitches:
ch- Chain
sc- Single Crochet
dc- Double Crochet
fpsc- front post single crochet
t-chain- turning chain
Gauge:
4 x4 inches:
Double Crochet: 9 rows x 18 stitches
Measurements/Sizes:
8 inches wide by 79 inches long
Skill Level:
Easy
Scarf Pattern
Row 1: Chain 47
Row 2: Dc in 4th chain from hook (Skipped 3 chains counts as first dc), *[skip next chain, dc in next chain] twice, dc in next chain, 2 dc in next chain, 3 dc in next chain, 2 dc in next chain, dc in next 2 chains, [skip 1 chain, dc in next chain] twice; repeat * across, dc in last chain, turn.(45)
Row 3: Chain 1 (does not count as stitch), sc in 1st dc, fpsc around each dc across to t-chain, sc in top of t-chain, turn. (45)
Row 4: Chain 3 (counts as first dc), dc in next, *[skip 1 sc, dc in next] twice,
dc in next, 2 dc in next, 3 dc in next, 2 dc in next, dc in next 2, [skip 1 sc, dc in next] twice; repeat * across, dc in last, turn (45)
Rows 5-16: Repeat rows 3-4 for six more times
Row 17: Chain 3 (counts as first dc), dc in next 11, dc2tog four times, dc in 37 next 5, dc2tog four times, dc in last 12, turn (37)
Rows 18- 157: Chain 3 (counts as first dc), dc across, turn (37)
Row 158: Chain 3 (counts as first dc), dc in next 11, 2 dc in each of the next 4, 45 dc in next 5, 2dc in each of the next 4, dc in last 12 (45)
Row 159: Chain 3 (counts as first dc), dc in next, *[skip 1 dc, dc in next] twice, dc in next, 2 dc in next, 3 dc in next, 2 dc in next, dc in next 2, [skip 1 dc, dc in next] twice; repeat * across, dc in last, turn (45)
Row 160: Chain 1 (does not count as stitch), sc in 1st dc, fpsc around each dc 45 across to t-chain, sc in top of t-chain, turn.(45)
Row 161: Chain 3 (counts as first dc), dc in next, *[skip 1 sc, dc in next] twice, dc in next, 2 dc in next, 3 dc in next, 2 dc in next, dc in next 2, [skip 1 sc, dc in next] twice; repeat * across, dc in last, turn (45)
Rows 162-173: Repeat rows 160-161 for six more times
Fasten off and weave in ends.
This scarf can have some curl, blocking it is necessary when finished.
CROCHET & TAG
I hope you have enjoyed making the Crochet Beach Scarf Pattern!
If you have made this, please share it on social media. Above all I love to see the projects created with my patterns and also share your beautiful work.
Please use #brianakdesigns or @brianakdesigns
It is much appreciated and adored!
Share Your Project & Share Pictures!
I really hope you enjoyed working on this project. The best way to make a designer smile is to share what you’ve made! When it comes to free or premium content, I really rely on you to help me keep designing and supporting my family. Here is how you can make my day:
- Share your yarn choice, in-progress, or finished projects on Instagram and use the hashtag #brianakdesigns
- Link and share your project on Ravelry. It really helps to have inspirational photos for others.
- Join the Briana K Designs Community Group on Facebook and share anything crafty.
Don’t Lose This Project! If you aren’t ready to start it save it on Pinterest by clicking any of the images above.
This pattern was originally released in August of 2016, and updated to the blog May 2022.
