Crochet Double Delightful Squares Infinity Scarf Pattern

Crochet a stunning Squares Infinity Scarf with a playful square pattern, perfect for any yarn lover. Customize and create your masterpiece!

Stylish Crochet Double Infinity Scarf

Are you ready to crochet a masterpiece that will make your friends do a double take? We have the Squares Infinity Scarf, a simple yet stunning pattern perfect for any yarn lover. The playful square pattern creates a beautiful texture, and you can customize the length and width to suit your style. Whether draped over your shoulders or wrapped around your neck, this scarf effortlessly combines warmth and elegance. Grab your yarn, your favorite hook, and let’s get stitching on this gorgeous infinity scarf!

Alternative Yarn Recommendations

Caron Cakes: Shelly mentioned she had previously used Caron Cakes with great success. This is a wonderful alternative with beautiful color transitions.
Any 4 or 5 Weight Yarn: The pattern is versatile and works well with both 4-weight and 5-weight yarns. You could use any yarn from your stash in these weights.
Solid or Leftover Yarn: Feel free to mix and match leftover pieces of yarn from other projects. Changing colors every 2, 4, or 6 rows can create a unique and personal touch.

Hook Size

Shelly used a 5.75 mm (J) hook for this project. However, checking the yarn label for the recommended hook size and adjusting based on your preference can help achieve the desired texture and drape.

How To Crochet Squares Infinity Scarf

Materials Needed:

Yarn: Caron Colorama O’Go Donuts (Color: Tabby). You will need 2 donuts (one and a half for the scarf and a small part for the beanie).

Hook: J/10 (5.75 mm) crochet hook.
Scissors.
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends.

Pattern Instructions:

Foundation Chain:
- Start with a slip knot.
- Chain 30. (For a different width, you can chain any multiple of stitches you desire).

Row 1:
- Double crochet (dc) into the 3rd chain from the hook. This counts as your first double crochet.
- Double crochet into each chain across. You will have a total of 29 double crochets.
- At the end, measure your width. The tutorial measures approximately 9.75 inches in width.
Row 2:
- Chain 2 and turn your work. This chain 2 will count as your first double crochet.
- Skip the first stitch and work a double crochet into the next stitch (2nd dc in row).
- Chain 1, skip 1 stitch, double crochet into the next stitch. Repeat dc, ch 1, skip 1 across the row.
- When you reach the end of the row, place a double crochet in the last stitch.

Row 3:
- Chain 2 and turn.
- Skip the first stitch, double crochet into the next stitch (2nd dc).
- Double crochet into the chain-1 space from the row below, then double crochet into the top of the next stitch.
- Continue this pattern, alternating between double crochets into the top of the stitches and the chain-1 spaces, across the row.
- Finish with a double crochet into the turning chain 2 space from the row below.

Repeating Pattern:
- Repeat rows 2 and 3 until your scarf reaches your desired length. In the video, Shelly states a standard infinity scarf length is between 50 to 60 inches. She makes hers approximately 55 inches.
- For a cowl, make it around 30-35 inches. For a longer infinity scarf, aim for 65-75 inches.

Joining the Ends:
- Once you’ve reached the desired length, join the two ends together with a slip stitch. You can choose to twist the scarf once before joining the ends to get a Mobius style infinity scarf.
Finishing:
- Weave in all ends with a tapestry needle.
Optional Beanie:
- Shelly also mentions creating a matching beanie with the leftover yarn. This can be found in another video on her channel.

Tips:

Make sure to keep your foundation chain loose to prevent the last row from pulling tight.
If the colors change in the middle of the row, let it flow naturally. It adds a beautiful variation to the scarf.
Hide any loose ends as you go by weaving them in.