This crochet infinity scarf pattern is made with chunky yarn and beginners in mind. It makes for a perfect gift or craft fair inventory.
I’m excited to share my first free crochet pattern with you! This infinity scarf is very versatile, soft, and cozy. It’s one of my favorite things to make and give out as gifts. The color options are endless, and can fit into anyone’s style.
Yarn for a Chunky/Bulky Scarf
I personally choose to use the Loops and Threads Charisma yarn that you can find in your Michael’s craft store. I have also used Lion Brand Hometown USA Yarn and Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick, which works nicely if you want a super chunky scarf, but you may need an additional skein as it’s not a vary large skein.
Amazon is a great place to buy this yarn – I can usually find it cheaper on there than the craft stores. Click here to get it.
You can use any type of bulky yarn you can find. How do you know what is considered “bulky yarn”? You will find it on the label. It will say “bulky” and also represented with a number 5.
You can also make your scarf two colors like I did by making half of the rows on color and half rows another color. I loved pairing these whiting and taupe neutrals!
Below you will find what materials you will need, how long it may take, and also what stitches you will need to know in order to finish this project.
Materials:
2 balls of bulky yarn
(Loops&Threads Charisma was used for the scarf pictured)
P/11.50mm hook
tapestry needle
scissors
Time:
Give yourself 1-2 hours to complete this project. If you’re an experienced crocheter, it may take you much less time.
Abbrevations:
Double Crochet (DC)
Pattern:
Row 1: Chain 90, slip stitch into very first chain making sure there are no twists in the long chain.
Row 2: Chain 2, dc into each chain, slip stitch into first dc
Row 3: Chain 2, dc into each stitch around, join to first dc
Row 4-8: Repeat Row 3
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Tips: I’ve provided pictures on the trickier parts if you’re a beginner!
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| At the start of each row, chain 2 and double crochet into the first chain space. |
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| Slip stitch into the first DC, not the chain 2. |
More Free Crochet Scarf Patterns
Cozy Up Scarf 
Chunky Infinity 
Aspen Infinity Scarf
I like this pattern! The tutorial was simple and easy to understand. I will be making several for gifts. Thanks for posting
Hi! Do you know the mm of the hook you used? Thank you so much!!!!
Yes! The hook is 11.50mm 🙂
Do you have a full pic wearing it?
Can it be made into a regular scarf…….not infinity?
Yep, it sure can be! Instead of joining the beginning chain, just start to work double crochets (starting in the 3rd chain from the hook) and turn after each row. Chain two in the beginning of each row.