Hopscotch Infinity Scarf
New Crochet Pattern!
After fingerless gloves, a nice scarf is my next fave cold weather accessory. No better way to keep out the chill and they can double as a head covering too when needed! I will often wear a looser, lacy scarf well into the spring, but my gloves are long gone by now! As I write this there are still several feet of snow on the ground and its the second day of spring so you get where that scarf comes in handy! 🧣 My testers told me how much they loved the texture the hopscotch stitch™ gave their crochet cowls, and I am sure you’ll agree. I’ve included 3 sizes so you can make a nice transitional scarf for your favorite people large and small. I know y’all are going to love this new pattern as much as I do! 🙂
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Crochet Infinity Cowl Pattern
When it comes to scarves, I’ve found that I like to have a variety of options, because the weather (and my outfit if we’re being honest 😆) plays a big role in which one I’ll choose to wear. I like a cozy cowl or snuggly super scarf when winter is at its peak, and I prefer a looser lacy or looped infinity scarf as a transitional piece in early fall and all through spring! 🧣 If you live somewhere cold like I do here in MN, 🥶 then you probably have a whole collection of scarves just like I do! I love with the versatility of different styles of scarves, you can have your crochet accessories and still be comfortable in many seasons!
I suppose my fondness for scarves (and my frigid location) are why I’ve designed so many of them! 😆 If you love accessorizing with scarves too, then you are going to enjoy checking out all of these other designs I have created too! 🧣 The original scarf is of course my fabulous Sweet Stripes Circle Scarf! Using your fave stitch, and mine, you can make a cozy cowl or looser circle scarf and wear your Sweet Stripes in any type of weather! If you like the customization of a traditional scarf, the you will adore the Sweet Stripes Skinny Scarf! This pattern is as easy to make as the circle scarf, and lets you wear it in your fave way. The Infinite Spring Scarf is an elegant and detailed looped infinity scarf. The beautiful stitch pattern is really fun to make and the pattern has lots of photo tutorials to help you with any tricky stitches. If you love a cozy textured cowl, then my Colorscape Cowl (and matching hat) is sure to be just your style! You love the textured bobble stitches and bold ridges. Speaking of bold, if you love to make a fashion statement and don’t think that winter should change that, you will fall for the Fly Away Super Scarf! This squishy soft oversized scarf is an undeniably warm fashion statement, that you can work up in your fave colors using colorblocked C2C technique. Which of these fab scarves would you like to make first?
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Beautiful Crochet Cowl Pattern
The Hopscotch Infinity Scarf, Infinity Cowl, Looped Scarf, 😜 whatever you like to call them, are the perfect transitional accessory for spring! They are so nice to have when you’re running errands or trying to get some fresh air, and winter is still hanging about. I find that I often still wear a lightweight infinity scarf on the chilly mornings and evenings in late spring too. It doesn’t hurt when you’ve spent the time lovingly handcrafting an accessory for yourself that you want to get as much wear and use out of it as possible… amiright? 🧤
The Hopscotch Infinity Scarf comes with 3 size options (Toddler, Child, and Adult), so you can make one for the whole family, and they make awesome and unique gifts for Mother’s Day or end of the year teacher thank you gifts! Plus I will teach you how to make a chainless foundation single crochet to make the scarf stretch and hold it’s shape better too. The pattern includes a photo and written instructions, plus a link to my youtube tutorial video if that’s easier for you.
You probably know by now that I love to give my patterns a Netflix and Crochet rating, and that I like to make patterns that are perfect for crocheting while you binge watch! This pattern is perfect for a little Netflix action – the rounds are simple once you have the stitches down (full photo tutorials are included for extended single crochet and crossed double crochet stitches!) and the beauty of an infinity scarf is that you’re making those stitches over and over so you can easily watch your show and relax with your project. This crochet cowl does work up quickly too, so you’ll be wanting to make one for everyone you love! I am currently watching Wednesday and listening to The Once and Future Witches on Audible – so good! How about you? 💜
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How to Crochet an Infinity Scarf
This lacy crochet infinity scarf pattern is perfect for intermediate crocheters and confident advanced beginners who are ready to learn to crochet foundation single crochet, extended single crochet, and crossed double crochet stitch! I have included full written and photo tutorials for the 3 advanced stitches, and my testers let me know that these stitches were easy to learn and master with my tutorials. You will be able to confidently say you KNOW how to crochet an infinity scarf in the round once you’ve completed the pattern!
Here’s what you need to get started: 240 – 300 yards of Red Heart Super Saver Ombrés or your choice of Worsted/Aran weight 4 yarn. You will also need a I/9 5.5 mm crochet hook. ← I highly recommend this gorgeous beauty! My 100% go to hooks are Furls Streamline Resin Hooks, I loved using mine to create this textured Infinity Scarf crochet pattern!
Below are the yarns I used to create my samples! For this project I used RHSS in Anemone for my Adult Infinity Cowl, and Jazzy for my Toddler Infinity Scarf. 😍 I think you will have a LOT of fun choosing your colors for this project.
Need some help with the stitches? Check out my Learn to Crochet Series and my fun Crochet Tutorials! You can also reach out at any time! I am more than happy to help you with any questions you may have!
I have the best Pattern Testers!
I am so lucky to have such talented and helpful pattern testers!! They work super hard making their crocheted cowls and offering thoughts and feedback about the pattern! I am so grateful for their dedication to help me get this pattern ready for you!
I truly love getting to see the fab projects y’all create using my pattern designs! My amazing testers play such an important role in bringing y’all the highest quality pattern that I can. Check out their fab infinity scarves they made using this pattern, pictured below!
Thank you so much for testing the Hopscotch Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern in Toddler size: Stephanie Ragland, Amanda Sams, Connie Elder, and Denise Smith.
Thank you so much for testing the Hopscotch Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern in Child size: Teresa Janecek, Robin Quade, Natasha Dobbs-St-Denis, Loretta McDonald, and Renée Mezzell.
Thank you so much for testing the Hopscotch Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern in Adult size: Carol Solar, Joann Fleming, Beth Lippard, Erica Allewell, and Nancy McKain.
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Pattern Release Details:
This textured crocheted cowl pattern is now available for purchase in my Ravelry and Etsy shops! If you like the pattern, will you please take a moment to go and show it some love ❤️ on the platform of your choice, which not only helps YOU easily find it again in your faves, but it will also help my patterns to get seen by more people! Thank you so much!! 🙂 The links below will take you to this coz arm warmers Pattern in my Ravelry or Etsy shop, so you can shop at your favorite place to grab the pattern now or save it for later!
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Hopscotch Infinity Scarf on the Fireside Comforts Hop!
I’m so excited to share that my Hopscotch Infinity Scarf Pattern was featured on the Fireside Comforts Blog Hop! Kristine of Ambassador Crochet has put together an amazing month long Event full of patterns perfect for cozying up by the fire—whether you’re with loved ones, enjoying a good book, or snuggling with your furry friend.
The Fireside Comforts hop features a new Daily pattern that is either 50% off OR FREE to download each day from October 1 – 31, 2024. All feature patterns are HALF OFF or Free to Download, for 24 hours ONLY! Missed a few days? Never fear! You can also grab a copy of the Fireside Comforts Pattern Bundle, for a limited time only! Details below.
THE FREE DOWNLOAD DAY FOR HOPSCOTCH INFINITY SCARF PATTERN HAS PASSED. The pattern is available for purchase in my shops. Find the links below and Happy Hooking! 💜
Please Share your Infinity Scarves!
I hope you enjoy making this Infinity Cowl crochet pattern as much as I enjoyed creating it for you! I would love if you would share your crochet cowl scarf Projects on social media and on Ravelry!!! I adore getting to see your finished scarves!! My favorite part of being a designer is getting to see the amazing creations y’all make with my patterns! It makes me happy and it’s the reason I do what I do!! (Truth bomb: The yarn benefits are also amazing too! 😉)
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