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Easy C2C Crochet Scarf Pattern Free

Fiona Field • Jan 22, 2021
This free corner to corner crochet pattern is a quick and easy crochet project that will help you learn how to C2C confidently. I love how this simple crochet technique lends itself to so many easy crochet projects including this easy crochet infinity scarf that's pretty and practical at the same time! 

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I'm obsessed with crochet cowls! I love that I can pop one over any outfit and even over my jacket for an added layer of warmth without the faff of stuffing it inside my coat when I need to zip it up. This pattern uses Hayfield Spirit, which is a DK (size #3 yarn), and even with it's wool content,  the light weight yarn keeps us toasty without over heating. 

I designed this infinity scarf pattern to use in my face to face C2C Crochet Workshops, as it teaches how to C2C increase and C2C decrease; all the essential techniques surrounding how to C2C.

It's a quick and easy project with a simple pattern repeat which is perfect for beginners.  If you've never used the C2C Technique, click here to see the full tutorial

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Elizabeth Stitch Beanie Pattern

Skill Level: Beginner

Materials:

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Finished Size:

  • 14 cm wide by 96cm long (5.5 inches wide by 40 inches long).


Tension

  • 7 blocks and 6 rows = 4in (10cm) using 4mm crochet hook and Tr(Dc). Use a larger or smaller crochet hook to obtain the correct tension.


Stitch Abbreviations: UK terms (US in brackets)

 

St(s)                    Stitch(es)

Ch                        Chain

Ch Sp                 Chain Space

Sl St                   Slip Stitch

Tr (Dc)               Treble crochet (Double crochet)

Inc Block          Increase Block

Block                 Block as per special stitches

Dec Block        Decrease Block

Pattern Notes:

  • Whatever your skill level with crochet, I would always recommend reading through this pattern before beginning. Get in touch if you need any help completing the pattern.
  • This cowl is worked from corner to corner (C2C) in rows.
  • Ch3 at the beginning of the blocks DO count as a Treble Crochet stitch.
  • Ch1 at the beginning of the row DOES NOT count as a stitch.


Special Stitches


Increase Block (Inc Block):

  • Chain 6.
  • In 4th chain from hook, treble crochet (double crochet).
  • Treble crochet in each of the 2 remaining chains.

When to use an Increase Block:

  • Increasing the width of your project:
  • Complete an Increase Block at the start of each row.
  • Extending the length of the project:
  • Complete an Increase Block on alternate rows to the Decrease Block.

Block:

  • Chain 3 (counts as Treble crochet [Double crochet]).
  • In Chain Space under Ch3:
  • work 3 Treble Crochet (Double Crochet).
  • Slip Stitch to Ch3 space of block on previous row to join.
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Decrease Block (Dec Block):

  • Chain 1.
  • Slip stitch across 3 treble crochet (double crochet).
  • Slip stitch into chain space.
  • Work a Block as normal.

When to use a Decrease Block:

  • Extending the length of the project:
  • Complete the decrease on alternate rows to the Increase block.
  • Stop adding length to your project:
  • Work decrease on every row.
  • This will reduce the number of blocks on the row by 1.

How to Crochet this C2C Infinity Scarf

Row 1: Ch6. In 4th Ch from hook, Tr. Tr in the 2 remaining Ch (Inc Block). Turn. (1 Block)

Row 2: Inc Block. Sl St to Ch Sp to join block. Block. Turn. (2 Blocks)

Row 3: Inc Block. Sl St to Ch3 space to join block. Block twice. Turn. (3 Blocks)

Row 4: Beg Block. Sl St to Ch3 space to join block. Block 3 times. Turn. (4 Blocks)

Row 5: Inc Block. Sl St to Ch3 space to join block. Block 4 times. Turn. (5 Blocks)

Row 6: Inc Block. Sl St to Ch3 space to join block. Block 5 times. Turn. (6 Blocks)

Row 7: Inc Block. Sl St to Ch3 space to join block. Block 6 times. Turn. (7 Blocks)

Row 8: Inc Block. Sl St to Ch3 space to join block. Block 7 times. Turn. (8 Blocks)

Row 9: Inc Block. Sl St to Ch3 space to join block. Block 8 times. Turn. (9 Blocks)

Row 10: Inc Block. Sl St to Ch3 space to join block. Block 9 times. Turn. (10 Blocks)

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C2C Decreasing

From Row 11 onwards, there will continue to be 10 Blocks only.

  • Odd Numbered Rows will start with a Decrease Block.
  • Even numbered rows will start with an Increase Block.


Row 11: Ch1. Sl St in next 3 Tr. Sl St into Ch Sp, 3Tr into Ch Sp. Sl St to Ch Sp to join block. Block 9 times. Turn. (10 Blocks)

Row 12: Inc Block. Sl St to Ch3 space to join block. Block 9 times. Turn. (10 Blocks)

Repeat Rows 11 & 12 for a total of 60 rows for a length of 40 inches long.


To make a shorter Cowl, when you reach then length you'd like, begin decreasing on an even numbered row. 


Once you have achieved the length you want of your infinity scarf, begin decreasing on every row.


The block count will decrease on each row.

Row 61: Dec Block. Sl St to Ch3 space to join block. Block 8 times. Turn. (9 Blocks)

Row 62: Dec Block. Sl St to Ch3 space to join block. Block 7 times. Turn. (8 Blocks)

Rows 70: Repeat Row 61 until flat edge is completed.

Fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing up.


Sewing Up:

Folding the scarf, placing the 2 shorter edges together, sew the ends together using the long tail.

Weave in the remaining ends.

If you've enjoyed making your own Easy C2C Infinity Scarf, don't forget, you can download your ad-free printable PDF copy of this easy crochet pattern from my Etsy Shop or Ravelry Shop for only £2.50. 

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I hope you've enjoyed making your C2C Scarf!  I'd love to see your wearing your completed beanie, so don't forget to tag me in a photo on your social media @cosyrosieuk 


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Hi, I'm Fiona, the hands behind Cosy Rosie Crochet - the place to learn to crochet as you make! 


With over four years of hands-on experience leading in-person crochet workshops since 2018 and designing and publishing my own patterns since 2019, I bring a wealth of expertise of sharing crochet techniques.....

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