Are you ready for a new experience with the Crochet Spring Flower Stitch Scarf Pattern? This guide leads you through creating a scarf that brings the cheerful vibes of spring right to your wardrobe. Perfect for beginners and those more seasoned with a crochet hook, it offers a way to incorporate a burst of floral beauty into your day-to-day style.
Crochet Spring Flower Stitch Scarf Pattern
Think of each stitch as a petal, coming together to form a garden of flowers that wraps cozily around you. Crafting this scarf isn’t just about making an accessory; it’s about weaving a piece that carries the fresh and lively spirit of spring wherever you go.
Materials Required:
- Select worsted weight yarn in your preferred color(s). For a vibrant multi-colored flower, opt for several hues as demonstrated in the video.
Equipment Needed:
- An H-size (5.0 mm) crochet hook is necessary for this project.
Additional Tools:
- A yarn needle
- A pair of scissors
- A measuring tape
- Optionally, a marker to help note your chain stitches
Foundation Chain:
Chain a multiple of 16 + 4. For example, chain 84 for a wrap that is 16 inches wide.
Row 1:
- Starting: Skip the first 3 chains from the hook and double crochet (dc) twice in the same stitch.
- Repeat: Skip the next 2 chains, single crochet (sc) in the next chain, chain 1 (ch 1), skip the next chain, sc in the next chain. Repeat this sequence until you have 5 dc clusters.
- Ending: Skip the next 2 chains, sc in the next chain, ch 1, skip the next chain, dc 3 times in the last chain.
Row 2:
- Starting: Ch 3 (counts as the first dc), turn your work.
- Repeat: Dc in the next 4 stitches, ch 3, dc in the middle of the previous 5 dc cluster, ch 3, dc 9 times (2 before the 5 dc cluster, 5 dc, 2 after), ch 3, dc in the middle of the next 5 dc cluster. Repeat this sequence until you have 5 dc clusters.
- Ending: Dc 3 times in the last 3 stitches.
For Row 3:
- Starting: Ch 1, turn your work.
- Repeat: Sc in the next 2 stitches, ch 5, sc in the chain space, ch 1, sc in the next chain space, ch 5. Repeat this sequence until you have 5 dc clusters.
- Ending: Ch 5, sc in the last 2 stitches.
Row 4:
- Starting: Ch 3, turn your work.
- Repeat: Dc in the next stitch, dc 3 times in the chain space, ch 3, dc in the chain space, dc 3 times in the next chain space. Repeat this sequence until you have 5 dc clusters.
- Ending: Dc 3 times in the last 2 stitches.
Row 5:
- Starting: Ch 3, turn your work, dc twice in the same stitch.
- Repeat: Skip 2 stitches, sc in the next stitch, ch 1, sc in the chain space, dc 5 times in the next stitch, ch 1, sc in the next chain space, sc in the next stitch. Repeat this sequence until you have 5 dc clusters.
- Ending: Sc in the chain space, ch 1, sc in the next stitch, dc 3 times in the last chain.
For Row 6:
- Starting: Ch 6 (counts as a dc and ch 3), turn your work.
- Repeat: Dc 9 times (2 before the 5 dc cluster, 5 dc, 2 after), ch 3, dc in the middle of the previous 5 dc cluster, ch 3, dc 9 times. Repeat this sequence until you have 5 dc clusters.
- Ending: Ch 3, dc in the top of the previous chain 3.
Row 7:
- Starting: Ch 1, turn your work, sc in the next 2 stitches, ch 5.
- Repeat: Leap over the first 3 dc clusters, sc in the top of the 4th dc cluster, ch 1, sc in the next stitch, ch 5. Repeat this sequence until you have 5 dc clusters.
- Ending: Ch 5, sc in the last 2 stitches.
Row 8:
- Starting: Ch 3, turn your work, dc 3 times in the chain space.
- Repeat: Dc 3 times in the chain space, ch 3, dc in the chain space, dc 3 times in the next chain space. Repeat this sequence until you have 5 dc clusters.
- Ending: Ch 3, dc in the last stitch.
Repeat Rows 1-8 to create the desired length of your project.
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