Crochet Setting Sun Scarf With Gradient Look Pattern

Add a touch of magic to your wardrobe with the Crochet Setting Sun Scarf, featuring a gorgeously blended gradient pattern inspired by the setting sun.

The vibrant hues of a setting sun have long been admired, evoking feelings of warmth and serenity. Inspired by this breathtaking phenomenon, the Crochet Setting Sun Scarf with Gradient Look Pattern brings it to life in soft yarn form. Designed to mimic the gradual transition of colors in a sunset, this pattern offers a stunning visual effect that effortlessly enhances your wardrobe. Whether wrapped snugly around your shoulders or draped loosely for style, this scarf combines functionality with eye-catching aesthetics.

Crochet Setting Sun Scarf With Gradient Look

The step-by-step pattern is user-friendly, making it perfect for both beginner and seasoned crocheters. As you work through the stitches, you’ll achieve a piece that captures nature’s beauty while showcasing skillful handiwork. Beyond its practical use, this scarf serves as a thoughtful handmade gift or a personal creative project with rewarding results.

Crochet Setting Sun Scarf With Gradient Look

The Setting Sun Triangular Scarf is a versatile and beautiful accessory that combines textured stitches such as bubble and post stitches with elegant rows of single and double crochets. With its vibrant colors and intricate details, the scarf is ideal for pairing with different outfits. Whether you’re stash-busting or working with new yarn, the pattern can be customized with your preferences!

Materials

1. Main Yarn: Sirdar Jewelspun yarn (500 meters / 546 yards per 200g skein)
   • Colorway: 843 Setting Sun
   • Alternative: Any similar weight yarn. For lighter yarns, use a smaller hook and repeat more rows to achieve the desired size.
2. Edging Yarn: Hayfield Aran in a rusty contrasting color (or continue with the main color).
3. Hook Size: 5.0mm crochet hook (recommended for both yarns).
4. Additional Supplies:
   • Stitch markers
   • Scissors
   • Darning needle (for weaving ends)

Abbreviations (US Terminology)

The pattern will reference the following abbreviations:

• ch: Chain
• sl st: Slip Stitch
• sc: Single Crochet
• dc: Double Crochet
• fpdc: Front Post Double Crochet
• bpdc: Back Post Double Crochet
• bobble: Bobble Stitch (explained in detail in the instructions)
• rep: Repeat
• st(s): Stitch(es)
• sp: Space

(UK Terminology equivalents will be provided in separate documentation.)

Step-by-Step Pattern Instructions

Foundation Row

1. Chain 4.
2. Slip stitch into the first chain to form a ring.

Row 1: Triangle Base (Beginner Row)

1. Ch 3 (counts as first dc).
2. Work 2 dc into the ring (total of 3 dc, forming one side).
3. Ch 2 to create the triangle’s point.
4. Work 3 dc into the ring (forming the other side).
5. Ch 1, turn your work.

Row 2: Single Crochet Increase

1. Sc 2 into the first st (increase).
2. Work sc into each dc across until you reach the chain-2 space.
3. In the chain-2 space, sc 2, ch 2, sc 2 (increase).
4. Continue sc across the remaining stitches.
5. End with sc 2 in the turning chain.
6. Ch 1, turn your work.

Row 3: Double Crochet Increase

1. Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc), and work 2 dc into the first stitch (increase).
2. Work dc across the row until the chain-2 space.
3. In the chain-2 space, work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc (increase).
4. Continue working dc across the remaining stitches.
5. End with 3 dc into the turning chain.
6. Ch 3, turn your work.

Row 4: Front Post Double Crochet (FPDC)

1. Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc), and work 2 dc into the first stitch (increase).
2. For the next stitches, work fpdc by yarning over and pulling the post of the previous row forward while completing the double crochet.
3. Continue working fpdc until the chain-2 space.
4. In the chain-2 space, work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc (increase).
5. Work fpdc along the other side until the last stitch. End with 3 dc into the turning chain.
6. Ch 3, turn your work.

Row 5: Back Post Double Crochet (BPDC)

1. Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc), and work 2 dc into the first stitch (increase).
2. For the next stitches, work bpdc by yarning over and pushing the post backward while completing the double crochet.
3. Continue working bpdc until the chain-2 space.
4. In the chain-2 space, work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc (increase).
5. Work bpdc along the other side until the last stitch. End with 3 dc into the turning chain.
6. Ch 1, turn your work.

Row 6 & 7: Single Crochet Rows

1. Repeat Row 2 twice.
2. Ch 1 at the start of each row to turn your work.

Row 8: Skip-Stitch Row

1. Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc), work 2 dc into the first stitch (increase).
2. Ch 1, skip 1 st, and dc into the next st.
3. Continue the ch 1, skip 1, dc pattern until the chain-2 space.
4. In the chain-2 space, work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc (increase).
5. Resume ch 1, skip 1, dc along the other side. End with 3 dc into the turning chain.

Row 9: Bobble Stitch Row

1. Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc). Follow instructions for the bobble stitch:
   • Yarn over, insert hook into st, pull through, yarn over, pull through 2 loops (repeat this process 5 times, leaving 6 loops on your hook).
   • Yarn over, pull through all 6 loops, tighten lightly, and continue.
2. Work sc in the stitch after each bobble stitch.
3. Continue alternating bobble stitches and single crochets across the row.
4. In the chain-2 space, work 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc (increase), then continue the bobble pattern across the other side.

Repeat Rows

Repeat Rows 2–9 in sequence until the scarf reaches your desired length or you use up the yarn. Always end with Row 8 (Skip-Stitch Row) for consistency.

Edging Instructions

Step 1: Single Crochet Around

1. Join your edging yarn at the top edge with a sl st.
2. Work single crochets evenly across the top edge, sides, and around the triangle point. Make sure to add increases at the point by working 2 sc, ch 2, 2 sc into the chain-2 space.

Step 2: Chain Loops

1. Ch 4, skip 1 stitch, and sc into the next st.
2. Repeat this loop sequence all the way along the edge.
3. At the corners, ensure a loop is positioned consistently around the point.

Conclusion

Your Setting Sun Triangular Scarf is now complete! Its beautiful mix of textures, bubbles, ridges, and open spaces makes it a standout accessory. Pair it with cozy outfits or gift it to friends and family. Be sure to share your finished projects and colorways on Instagram or Facebook!

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