DIY • Impossible Scarf Part Deux • Free Crochet Pattern

I'm back with another super easy, comically large scarf pattern!  This scarf is the second in a series of three featuring the half-double crochet stitch.  Here's the first.  Each scarf is made with only one stitch and two colors.  I think it's so fun to push the boundaries of crochet by limiting my palette and really exploring how versatile basic stitches can be.

This scarf uses the same dimensions as the first, but we're working vertically to make a two-toned effect.  Since it's so big, there are so many different ways to wear it...as shown below.  Feel free to marvel at my outstanding modeling skills.

I hope you're ready to get really familiar with the half-double crochet!  

SUPPLIES

• 4 balls of Super Bulky yarn for the main color - I used Loops & Threads Cozy Wool in Fleece
• 4 balls of Super Bulky yarn for the contrasting color - I used Lion Brand Wool-Ease in Citron
• P Hook

DIRECTIONS

• Chain 155 (ugh, right?)
• Row 1 - Using your main color, half-double crochet (hdc) in second chain from the hook, hdc in each ch to the end.  Ch 2, turn.
• Row 2-12 - Hdc in each stitch till the end, Ch 2, turn.
• Row 13 - Switch to the contrasting color and hdc in each stitch till the end.  Ch 2, turn.
• Row 14-24 - Hdc in each stitch till the end, Ch 2, turn (except for the last row...finish on that one...duh.)

This pattern is for personal use only and cannot be sold or altered in any way.  Thank you!

If you want to buy a scarf that's not quite so comically large, be sure to pop by my shop.  I've got equally colorful, yet more reasonably sized cowls and infinity scarves.  Because it's always cold somewhere!