Crochet baby Scarf

Very easy and very quick to make, this crochet baby scarf is ideal for beginners.

With its small size, only one stitch type and no shaping it is ideal to try out your new skills.

If you know how to make a chain and work double crochet (UK trebles) you could easily make this in an evening while watching the TV.

Note - a baby should not be left unattended wearing this item!

More experienced crocheters scroll down for a fancier version.

Materials Needed

Allow more yarn if you are using wool, cotton or a wool or cotton blend

4mm hook

Abbreviations

dc = double crochet (uk treble)

tc = turning chain

How to make your baby scarf

ROW 1 Work 1dc into 4th chain from hook. Work 1dc into each remaining ch to end 3ch turn (19 stitches)

(the 3ch at the end of each row forms the turning ch (tc) and counts as a stitch)

ROW 2 Miss 1dc, work 1dc into each remaining dc of previous row to end, 3ch, turn

repeat ROW 2 until your work measures about 25inches

Do not work the tc at the end of the last row.

Finish by breaking the yarn (leave a few inches). thread this yarn through the last stitch and pull to tighten.

using a large blunt needle darn in the loose ends of yarn

Simply put...........

Work 25 inches of double crochet (UK trebles) 19 stitches wide

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Variation

When you have finished the last row, add shell and picot edgings like this:

Make 1ch

Working down side edge, *work 3 single crochet (sc) (UK double crochet)

make 2ch, slip stitch (sometimes referred to as single crochet in UK) into place where last sc was worked**

repeat from * to ** all down the side edge

Now work shell stitch along short edge:

make 1ch work 1dc into first stitch *miss 2 stitches. 5 dc into next stitch, miss 2 stitches, 1dc in next stitch**

repeat from * to ** twice more.

repeat the picot and shell edges on the other 2 sides.

Fasten off and darn in loose ends.