Crochet Snow Princess Scarf Free Pattern

Crochet Snow Princess Scarf Free Pattern

Hi everyone, this week I am bringing to you this crochet Snow Princess Scarf free pattern. This crochet scarf for women is perfect for the colder months. It features a lovely knit look stitch, and is very feminine too. This textured scarf can be made fast too, and is also a perfect Christmas gift as well.

The video tutorial can be found here:

Crochet Snow Princess Scarf Free Pattern: The Inspiration

I was inspired to crochet a woman’s scarf because I hadn’t yet made one for this new season. Indeed, I recently crocheted this elegant man scarf, which makes for a perfect gift for a man at Christmas. I wanted to create a new women’s scarf design and was inspired to use this knit look stitch.

This knit look stitch is perfect for crocheted accessories. Indeed, I have used this stitch many times to crochet multiple projects. This delicate twist headband features this stitch and is a very feminine and dainty accessory. It looks lovely paired with a matching scarf!

This stitch is easy to crochet, as it features a simple 2 row Half Double Crochet repeat. It is simple, yet so elegant! Let me know if you enjoy using this elegant stitch as much as I do.

Crochet Snow Princess Scarf Free Pattern: The Yarn

For this project I used Stylecraft Special Aran yarn in shade Cream. This yarn is so soft, and is made from 100% acrylic. This yarn is therefore perfect for creating a lightweight and soft scarf that would go with everything. You can substitute this yarn for your preferred Aran weight yarn, such as Vanna’s Choice by Lion Brand or Paintbox Simply Aran yarn.

I love aran weight yarn so much for this season! The Lavender Hexagon Cardigan I made a few months is one of my favorite projects to date. This is a perfect project to keep you nice and warm too. The Solange Cropped Sweater from a few months ago is lovely and crocheted with aran weight yarn too.

Crochet Snow Princess Scarf Free Pattern: A Feminine Scarf

If you love crochet scarves so much! I love this new project, as it is so feminine and lovely. If you enjoy scarf project, don’t forget to check out the Pink Ballerina Scarf from last year. This is also a very pretty scarf that is easy to make.

I love feminine scarves as they elevate an otherwise simple outfit. The Sweetheart Scarf from a few years ago is one of my favorite projects too: it features a very feminine design (granny squares). 

I hope you enjoy these crochet projects, let me know in the comments.

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Crochet Snow Princess Scarf: The Pattern

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Level: Easy/beginner +

Gauge

4” (10 cm)= 13 HDC

4” (10 cm)= 9 rows

Size of finished scarf (before sewing)

6” (16 cm) wide and 81” (205 cm) in length

Notes

I will be using US terms (British terms in brackets)

You will need

2 skeins of Stylecraft Special Aran in shade Cream (or any other Aran/Medium 4 yarn of your preference)

A 5 mm crochet hook

Pair of scissors

A tapestry needle

Abbreviations

Ch: chain

St: Stitch

Sl st: slip stitch

Sk: Skip

HDC: Half Double Crochet (Half Treble Crochet)

EOR: End of row

To begin

To start, make a slip knot.

Ch 250

Complete rows as follows:

1: HDC in 3rd chain from the hook, HDC into each ch until end of row (first ch 2 counts as a HDC)

2: Ch 1 (=turning chain throughout), turn your work, HDC into front facing loop of the bottom of each HDC from previous row (see photo below for more details) until eor, placing your last stitch into the ch 2 from previous row. This front facing loop is not one of the 2 loops at the top of each stitch, but this is the loop which is at the bottom front of the stitch.

3: Ch 1, turn your work, HDC into the back loop only of each HDC until eor (see photo).

4: Ch 1 (=turning chain), turn your work, HDC into front facing loop of the bottom of each HDC from previous row until eor.

5-14: Alternate rows 2 and 3 until you reach row 15, or until you are satisfied with length of project.

You can add more rows if you wish to make this project larger.

Fasten off, tidy up all loose ends.

Optional: Block your project to avoid “curling”.