Double Crochet Stitch Scarf - free pattern

On the Cut Out + Keep blog  for the Technique Tuesday I have a tutorial for making a double crochet stitch. If you are a beginner, hop over there to learn the stitch because I have a great scarf for you to make using a double crochet. 

What you need to make this scarf:

- 50 (or 100 gr) yarn depending on the length you want for it and adequate hook. For my scarf I used a DK yarn and 3 mm hook. I recommend you use bulky(er) yarn. Sport and fine yarn would make a small(er) and thinner scarf. 
When you choose your yarn consult the label because it gives recommendations of hooks for that particular yarn.
 
This is also a great project if you have a lot of leftover yarn so you can mix it up and make a colorful scarf.

Here's the pattern for the scarf:

Chain 35 and make a dc in the 7th stitch.

 

Next, chain 1, skip 1 and dc in the next stitch,

 

 Repeat the above pattern until the end of the row.

Chain 3 and turn work.

 

Next, make a dc over the dc from the previous row.

Repeat the pattern: chain 1, skip 1, 1 dc until the end.

Finish the row by chaining 1 and making a dc in the loop 

(the arrow is pointing to it) from the row below.

 And that is it!
Repeat the pattern until you achieve 

the desired length for your scarf.

A crocheted flower would be a nice detail.
Try wrapping it differently to choose 

the style that fits you the best. Enjoy this!

 

  

  You can download the free copy from Ravelry.