Free Crochet Pattern: Ruffle Scarf
This ruffle scarf is very simple and easy to crochet. All you need to do is make a nice long chain that is approximately the length of the scarf and keep doubling the number of crochet stitches on each row of the scarf. You can even alternate colors or add a small edging for the last row to make a nifty style. Make a bold fashion statement with this fun and vibrant crocheted scarf.
Finished Size: 58” (137 cm) long, 5 ½” (14 cm) wide
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Gauge: not really important
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Crochet Pattern: Ruffle Scarf
Row 1: ch 203, tr in third ch from hook, tr in each row ch across
Row 2 – 4: ch 3, turn, 2 tr in each tr across
Row 5: ch 1, turn, sc in each tr across, finish off
For a thinner scarf, simply make fewer rows that indicated in the pattern.
If you need help with this pattern, just leave a comment!
Amazing… I just wish I had the courage to crochet it. Seems like it would take a long, long, time.
Katie
Hi Rachel, I am not sure if I am blind but I looked and look for a topic showing you how to Treble crochet that is listed as needing to be done for this scarf and can not find one. Have you done one ?
Thanks
Hey haven’t done one yet
But here is how you do it:
Yarn over your hook 2 times
insert your hook into the indicated stitch
yarn over
pull the strand of yarn through 1 loop on your hook (you should now have 4 loops on your hook)
yarn over
pull the strand of yarn through 2 loops on your hook (you should now have 3 loops on your hook)
yarn over
pull the strand of yarn through 2 loops on your hook (you should now have 2 loops on your hook)
yarn over
pull the strand of yarn through last 2 loops on your hook (you should now have 1 loop on your hook)
I hope that helps, but I well post the picture tutorial soon
That helps heaps! Thankyou
What stitch did you use for the edging. My grandaughter will love this.
also, do you have any fourth of july pin patterns?
thanks,
roberta
The edging is done on row 5 with single crochet.
I almost forgot about 4th of july!!! Oh no! I need to whip something up for it! Thanks for the reminder
I LOVE THIS PATTERN! I did mine with multi-colored yarn for a little girl. It turned out beautifully!
Thanks so much! I’m going to be making a few of them for Christmas this year to give as gifts. I will suggest buying three skeins of yarn! 
I used about 2 1/4 skeins of yarn! 
Thanks again! This was an extremely simple pattern too!
that was meant to be It turned out beautiful*!
hehe
I love this scarf and I’m making several for holiday gifts!
I haven’t crocheted in a long time, but want to do some scarves as gifts and this scarf looks perfect. Due to time being an issue, does anyone know approximately how long this scarf would take? I also have had issues with scarves in the past curling and not laying flat… I assume that won’t happen with the way this one is designed? Is it just a long chain and then treble stitches in each chain? Thank you!!
Hi Sherri, it all depends on how fast you crochet. I made this scarf a while ago, but I’m going to guess it took me about 2 hours. And yes, you shouldn’t have to worry about curling, since it is suppose to curl. It is a long chain, with treble crochets in it. The number of trebles will increase for each row in the pattern.
So I haven’t crocheted in forever and I am trying to remember how to read patterns. Is it as I understand it that I make one long chain then go back, skip 3 chains in the beginning and then do a treble stitch in each individual chain or do I skip 3 chains in between each treble stitch? And then the 2-4 rows are 2 treble stitches through each individual chain? Is row 5 single chains across the treble stitches and I could do the different colored trim here?
Hi Sherri, yes you are correct, at the beginning you skip the 3 chains then treble in each of the chains across. And you are correct with your other assumptions. Here is a tutorial on How to Read Crochet Patterns, if you need it as reference.