Scarf in a Jiffy

This week I’ve been working on (and finished) a pair of mittens. The pattern is found in Mary Jane Hall’s book, Crochet That Fits. The designs in this book use staggered stitch heights without increases and decreases to achieve the desired shaping.

I  love the  textured look of the mittens and I wanted a scarf  to match.  So, with a little inspiration from the mitten pattern, I came up with a very easy scarf.  I’m calling it “Scarf in a Jiffy” because I used Lion Brand’s Jiffy yarn and since this is a bulky yarn worked up with a larger hook, it really did work up in a ‘jiffy.’ I am giving this set to my daughter to wear on her way to and from her college classes–she’s a busy girl, always on the go– these will be perfect for bundling up and heading out into the cold weather.

Scarf in a Jiffy

by Sally’s Backyard

This pattern is so easy–it’s a perfect beginner project or even for the more experienced crocheter, it’s nice to have a  project to work up quickly once in a while. You can make adjustments to the length, width, hook size, yarn–it’s completely flexible.

Size: approx. 7″ x 60″

Materials:

“K” hook

Bulky yarn–I used Lion Brand’s Jiffy (100% acrylic) 135 yds/skein in Dark Grey Heather (1.5 skeins). The amount of yarn will vary depending on any changes you may make.

tapestry needle to weave in ends

Terms Used:

ch=chain

sc=single crochet

dc=double crochet

blo=back loop only

Instructions:

Ch. 20

Row 1: sc in each ch across, turn.

Row 2: ch 2, dc in blo of each sc across, turn.

Row 3: ch2, dc in blo of each dc across, turn.

Repeat row 3 to desired length.

Final row: ch 1, sc in each dc (both loops) across to finish off.  Weave in all ends.

It’s just that simple–and it makes a great set! 🙂

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