This scarf pattern was made with the idea of simplicity in mind. I love a one skein project with repetitive stitches. great for when you just want to relax. I also love the look of the chevron stitch. Once you get through the first two rows, this project repeats the same row until you’re done! This is a great project for anyone looking to practice basic stitches with an easy and beautiful twist. Read on for detailed instructions or follow the link below to purchase a PDF version:

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Notes

Using US terms for crochet stitches

Ch2 counts as starting double crochet for row

Hooks

Size 5.5mm or I/9 Crochet Hook

Gauge

36 sts x 6 rows in chevron pattern

10″ wide (width of scarf) x 4″ (high) or 25cm (width of scarf) x 10cm (high)

Sizing

Finished Size : 10″ x 61″ or 25cm x 155cm

Yarn

1 Skein Bernat Super Value Acrylic Worsted weight (4) yarn in Mulberry

426yds/7oz or 389m/197g

Abbreviations

Ch – Chain 

Sc- Single Crochet 

Dc- Double Crochet 

Sk – Skip 

St(s) – Stitch(es) 

Rep – Repeat(s)(ing) 

* – Repeat instructions after asterisk or between asterisks as many times as instructed

Instructions

Ch 38 St 

Row 1: 2 dc in 3rd ch from hook, dc in next 3 ch, *sk 2 ch, dc in next 5 ch, 3 dc into next ch, dc into next 5 ch* rep 1 more time, sk 2 ch, dc into next 3 ch, 2 dc into last ch. ch 2, turn (36dc)

Row 2: Dc in same st as ch2, dc into next 3 st, *sk 2 st, dc into next 5 st, 3 dc into next st (tip: middle st from the 3dc cluster from the row before), dc into next 5 st* rep 1 more time, sk 2 st, dc into next 3 st, 2 dc into last st, ch 2, turn. (36 dc) 

Row 3: Rep row 2 as described above until the last 2dc. Place them through the top of ch2 of the previous row instead. This helps keep the angle of the chevron tilted.

Repeat row 3 until row 94 or until the preferred length of scarf is achieved. Fasten off ( make a sc, cut the yarn a few inches from the piece, pull the yarn through the sc until a knot is formed). Weave in ends.