The crochet Sugar Shack Infinity Scarf is a free pattern here on the blog! Read on to learn about the design inspiration and all materials needed to create this crochet infinity cowl.
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Inspiration
I absolutely love loopy infinity scarves in the fall and winter. I also love yarn that changes colors and never leaves you bored. So I created an easy to learn infinity scarf that you'll want to make again and again. This is my favorite thing to make repeatedly and I find myself reaching for one of these scarves all the time in the cold months.
This Sugar Shack Infinity Scarf is created with a large hook and DK weight yarn. Lion Brand Mandala has been a fan favorite for this. I have also made them with Lion Brand Comfy Cotton as well as some hand dyed yarn of my own. Using the large hook with the thinner yarn provides a super bouncy piece. The finished scarf is lightweight but provides so much warmth without feeling heavy.
This crochet infinity scarf has been my top seller and I absolutely love seeing everyone's creations.
Supplies Needed
Crochet Hook: US 9/N or US 10/P
Yarn: 1 ball of Lion Brand Mandala Bonus Bundle in the color “Centaur” (for cowls pictured) or any color - 1181 yds/1080 m (10.5 oz/300 g) OR 1 ball of Lion Brand Mandala in any color 590 yds/540 m (5.3 oz/150 g)
Note: 1 ball of Bonus Bundle will create two infinity cowls. If you have one ball of regular Mandala you can create one cowl.
Gauge and Finished Dimensions: Due to the very stretchy and airy nature of this stitch, gauge can really vary and isn’t of the utmost importance.
Finished cowl measures (very) approximately 12 in/30.5 cm tall x 35 in/89 cm wide (with a 70 in/178 cm circumference)
Stitch Abbreviations
- FHDC - Foundation Half Doube Crochet
- HDC - Half Double Crochet
Note: I use a foundation half double crochet chain to start because it gives a good stretch and doesn’t leave you with a super twisty chain to work into. In addition, you will not be left with a tighter first row than the rest of your rows. Using the size hook that I use for this pattern might make the FHDC look a little scary and loose, but I promise you that once you start working into it, it makes a beautiful, fluffy piece. Working with a large hook and thin yarn can be intimidating, but once you’re beyond a row or two it all comes together. Changing to a smaller hook size will alter the final size and airy feel. I give the option of a US 9/N or US 10/P because they produce the same end result.
Video Tutorials
This video explains how to FHDC using larger yarn. WATCH ME
This video explains how you make your final stitch to join in the round. WATCH ME
Watch me create a mini version of the entire scarf from start to finish in DK weight yarn in the video below
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P A T T E R N
Round 1: FHDC 139 and join to make your last stitch, for a total count of 140 FHDC. (Note: to change the size of this scarf, FHDC any amount that you would like).
Round 2: Ch 1, HDC between each HDC stitch from your previous round (under all three loops). Repeat around. Join with a slip stitch to the top of the first HDC. (140 sts)