Introduction: How To..... Crochet a Scarf
Introduction:
Crocheting is an easy “step by step” process that is a fun way to create wonderful and warm scarfs. If this is your first time crocheting don’t worry; a scarf is just the place to start with its rows of yarn. Just a few simple steps and you will be creating so many things with this crochet technique in no time. Please read through these instructions before beginning.
Step 1: Supplies
Supplies
- Crochet hook (Look at the label on the spoil of yarn)
- Yarn
- Any color
- Material: Lion Brand Hometown USA Yarn
- Fluffy yarn makes a softer scarf
- Scissor’s
- Comfy place to sit
Step 2: Holding Crochet Hook
- Hold hook like a pencil in the right hand
- Thumb and index finger onto the flat section of the hook
- Remaining fingers placed behind
- Left hand to loop on the yarn
Step 3: First Stitch
- Make a slip knot around the hook
- Wrap yarn over the hook
- Pull yarn through the slip knot
Repeat Stitch in Step 2 till desired length (Foundation Row)
Step 4: Second Row; Modifying From the First Row
- Skip the first chain and find the second chain on first row
- Stick crochet hook through center of second chain
- Wrap hook under yarn held in your left hand
- Hook it; should have created 2 loops on your hook
- Pull yarn through the chain
Step 5: Finish Second Row
- Hook through chain
- Yarn-over and through, creating two loops
- Yarn-over and through both loops
Step 6: Adding Third Row
Modify your chain pattern from 2nd row, 3rd modification same throughout the entire scarf
- Insert hook through center of the first chain – 2nd row
- Wrap the hook around the yarn, creating a yarn-over
- Hook the yarn downwards through the center
- Yarn-over
- Hooking yarn downwards
- Pull it through the 2 loops on the hook
Step 7: Finish Third Row
- Continue part 2; step 2 modified directions
- Count all your chains; helps to make sure you have the desired width
Step 8: Adding Desired Number of Rows
- Same pattern for creating 3rd row of chains, for the rest of your scarf
- Achieve desired length (width), add a final row as you have been
DON’T CUT YARN YET
Step 9: Finishing the Scarf
- Cut excess yarn off of about 3-4 inches from body of work
- Leave the last loop on the hook still intact
- Final yarn-over through the last loop
- Pull end to tighten the final knot
- Use crochet hook on the needle end to weave string into the last row of the scarf
- The end of the string tucked inside the last row, your scarf is complete
**Finishing it off is basically making another row but it’s connecting them all together

