Crochet Hooded Infinity Scarf with Buttons
Crochet Hooded Infinity Scarf is another version of my Homespun Crochet Hood pattern that I released as the February 2013 as a Mystery Crochet-Along. There is also a cowl version of this hood available HERE.
Crochet Hooded Infinity Scarf with ButtonsΒ Pattern Notes..
DIFFICULTY RATING
ADVANCED BEGINNER
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Yarn:Β 1.5 Balls 6.00 oz./170 g (185 yd/169 m)Β Lion Brand Homespun Yarn (Colour pictured is Pearl)
Hook: US L/8.00mm
Size:Β
Teen/Adult
Supplies:
- 3 buttons.
Special Stitches:
- Shell Stitch = 3 hdc in same st.
- Spider Stitch (spd st) = sc, ch 1, sc in same st.
- When I worked my spider stitches I worked them in the wrong side loop and front loop of the hdc st, by doing this it will force all the ridges to the inside of the hat. It is not necessary that it be done, it’s more forΒ aesthetics purposes.
Gauge:
4 hdc x 4 rows = 2 inch square
Notes:
For this pattern follow the directions of myΒ Homespun Crochet HoodΒ after you have finishedΒ Row 24Β then proceed to the directions below..
Crochet Hooded Infinity Scarf with Buttons Pattern..
To work this pattern you need the Homespun Hood pattern available here..Β http://dearestdebi.com/crochet-hood
Have you made a Crochet Hooded Infinity Scarf?Β Please share your pictures on my FacebookΒ WALLΒ or hook up your project on Ravelry.
Linda says
I am finally able to work the infinity part. When worn does the infinity scarf wrap around the neck or does it just lay long in front? The first picture shows wrapped around the neck, but I’m not sure how that is done (I prefer the neck warmer).
DearestDebi says
It can be worn out to the front or wrapped around the neck, it would be wrapped twice or if you’d prefer there is a cowl version Here.
Linda says
Can you tell me if the first photo on this page is cowl or wrapped infinity?
DearestDebi says
This pattern is for an infinity scarf, both pictures shown on the mannequin are the infinity scarf. The top picture shows it wrapped around twice.
The cowl pattern does not wrap around the neck, only does up with buttons. All the pictures for the cowl are on the cowl pattern that I linked in my previous comment.
Pam says
Love it!
Nancy Aiello says
Any advice on how to Crochet with this yarn? I have tons of this yarn because I love the feel and the colors. So I had to have 10 skeins of every color I liked and I have frogged everything I have tried. Thanks
DearestDebi says
Homespun can be difficult to use, if you really want to make the pattern you could use 2 strand of worsted weight together instead, otherwise to use this yarn sometimes you need to feel your stitches with your fingers, if you gently run your fingers across your work, you will feel a bump each time you move into a new stitch.
Christeen's Custom Crafts says
Hi! I’m the one that made the example shown in the pics on the mannequin…. I found that the secret to working with this yarn was a Susan Bates size L hook! I usually use BOYE hooks, but they don’t work for me with that yarn. You do have to “feel” the stitches a bit with this yarn, but it’s not bad once you get used to it. I’ve made 3 hoods and a baby cocoon with this yarn. It’s so cushy! π
DearestDebi says
yes I too use susan bates style hooks except mine are Red Heart hooks.
Nancy says
Thanks so much I’m going to give that hook a try. Nancy
Kosi Knits says
Hello,
Can I make this pattern with a normal bulky weight yarn instead of homespun? Any thing I need to know when substituting the yarn?
DearestDebi says
You could use a worsted weight yarn but you would want to use 2 strands at once.
Kosi Knits says
Thank you… I’ve started making it with homespun yarn but when I got to Row 25 I am very confused. Not sure what the 6 ch means? do i chain 6 ? I have no idea.
DearestDebi says
work an sc in the next 6 chains.
Kosi Knits says
Sorry to bother you again but I still don’t understand row 25. The 7sc before it says sc into corner stitch, where am I doing these sc ?
DearestDebi says
Please reference the image included in the post above.
Carla says
OMG…i love this one! I’m always looking for hats to cover my ears. This one is so cute and sure to keep my ears warm. Thank you for sharing the pattern.
DearestDebi says
I’d love to see pictures if you work it up ^_^
Provi says
Hi,
I am sorry to bother with this but I am confused with row 25. I have looked at the comments, the picture and the instructions but I’m still confused. I get that row 25 is worked on the bottom edge but I’m confused with the “sc in 2nd ch from hook, and next 6ch, then sc in corner st” That creates a sort of opening which doesn’t seem right. Then I thought maybe I was supposed to chain a few but that’s not in the directions. Can you please clarify? Thank you
DearestDebi says
Give me a few and I’ll take a look π
DearestDebi says
There was a missing Ch 8 at the beg of row 25. I’ve updated the pattern.
Provi says
Thank you so much. I thought something was missing π
DearestDebi says
You’re welcome π Would love to see when you’re finished.