This pattern is for an attractive crochet men’s scarf with a beautiful texture. The scarf is made in classic black, grey, and white color combinations and there are only three different stitches used!
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Using this crochet men’s scarf pattern, you will be able to make a striking accessory for the man in your life. Such scarf will also make a great handmade gift for birthdays, Father’s Day, or Christmas.
You can find more handmade men crochet gift ideas in this post: Crochet Gift Ideas for Men.
You may also like my other scarf designs: Crochet Winter Scarf for Men and Two Colored Crochet Scarf for Men (or Unisex Scarf).
If you are looking for even more gift ideas for men, check out this collection from the Etsy website!
This Monochromatic scarf pattern was first published in the crochet digital magazine Pattern Pack Pro.
You may also like my other Happily Hooked Magazine and Pattern Pack Pro publications:
Crochet Coral Earrings, Spring Blossom Crochet Scarf, Sunset Flame Broomstick Lace Scarf, Heart-Shaped Santa Ornament, The Whale – Applique or Coaster, Crochet Tulip Coaster, Tropical Fish Applique, and Bruges Lace Bookmark.
Monochromatic Men’s Scarf – Crochet Pattern
The pattern for this crochet men’s scarf is also available as a print-friendly, styled, and advertisement-free PDF file. You can get it from my Etsy Shop HERE. Free pattern is below.
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Abbreviations:
Ch – chain
DC – double crochet
HDC – half double crochet
Rnd – round
SC- single crochet
Sl St – slip stitch
St (Sts) – stitch (stitches)
yo – yarn over
Skill Level:
Intermediate
Finished Size:
This crochet men’s scarf is about 8” x 77” not including fringe
Yarn:
Red Heart Super Saver, worsted weight #4 yarn, (100% acrylic; 364/333 m per 7 oz/198 g skein)
- 1 skein Black (Color A)
- 1 skein Grey Heather (Color B)
- 1 skein White (Color C)
Hook and other materials:
- US size I/9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook
- US size J/10 (6.0 mm) crochet hook
- Yarn needle
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Notes:
- When changing color, work St as indicated until last yo, drop first color, yo with new color, pull through all loops, continue with new color. When changing colors, leave 7” tails to be added later to fringe.
- Beginning Ch 1 and Ch 2 do not count as St.
Instructions:
Copyright: This pattern is an original design by GoldenLucyCrafts. You may not copy, rewrite, redistribute or resell this pattern in any form, this includes making video tutorials. You may not translate this pattern to another language and publish the pattern or any parts of it.
With Color A and J crochet hook, Ch 232; continue with I crochet hook,
Row 1. HDC in 3rd Ch from the hook and in each Ch across, turn. Total – 230 Sts.
Row 2-4. Ch 2, HDC in each St across, turn. Total – 230 Sts.
Change to Color B.
Row 5. Ch 1, SC in each St across, turn. Total – 230 Sts.
Change to Color A.
Row 6-8. Ch 2, HDC in each St across, turn. Total – 230 Sts.
Change to Color B.
Row 9. Ch 2, HDC in each St across, turn.
Row 10. Ch 3 (counts as DC), *skip next St, DC in next, tilt the piece toward you, DC in skipped St, repeat from * across to last St, DC in last St.
Row 11. Ch 2, HDC in each St across, turn.
Change to Color C.
Row 12. Ch 1, SC in each St across, turn.
Change to Color B.
Row 13-15. Ch 2, HDC in each St across, turn.
Change to Color A.
Row 16. Ch 1, SC in each St across, turn.
Change to Color C.
Row 17. Ch 2, HDC in each St across, turn.
Row 18. Ch 3 (counts as DC), *skip next St, DC in next, tilt the piece toward you, DC in skipped St, repeat from * across to last St, DC in last St.
Row 19. Ch 2, HDC in each St across, turn.
Change to Color A.
Row 20. Ch 1, SC in each St across, turn.
Change to Color C.
Row 21. Ch 2, HDC in each St across.
Fasten off.
Fringe
- Cut yarn in 13” strands.
- Use 2 strands for each with colors matching the colors of the scarf’s rows, fold strands in half.
- Attach fringe to the last stitch of each row – insert hook through the stitch, grab middle of folded 2 strands of yarn with the hook, pull loop through.
- Keeping hook inserted through loop, grab 4 loose ends of the fringe, pull through the loop, and tighten. If you are attaching fringe to the stitch with beginning tail – include this tail in fringe. While making a fringe, grab five loose ends (four ends of the fringe and one beginning tail) and pull through the loop.
- Lay the scarf flat on a hard surface and trim the ends of the fringe to desired length.
I hope you enjoyed this Monochromatic Men’s Scarf – free crochet pattern!
Happy Crocheting!
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Beautifully done! I love how you used the colors.
Thank you so much! I am glad to hear that you like it!
I’ve been looking for the perfect pattern to make a scarf for the men in our family, and I just found it. Thank you so much for posting this. I know they will love it!
Hi. When you make your hdc, do you insert your hook under the first 2 loops or do you use just the middle/center loop of the previous row’s hdc? Thank you.
This pattern uses regular hdc. Insert the hook through both loops at the top of the stitch from the previous row.
Great job
Thank you so much!
Great pattern just what I need for my daughter and son -in-law,making them for Christmas! Thank-you!
This is a beautiful pattern, but I didn’t realize the mistake until I got to row 13. Why does color A’s rows differ from the other two colors? In the beginning you say to HDC the first four rows instead of doing the criss-cross, but in the photo color A is criss-crossed like the other two colors. I believe I am too far to take apart now, but will try again with a different color. Thank you, and hope this helps!
The pattern is correct – you work HDC the first 4 rows. There are only two rows with crossed DC – rows 10 and 18. I believe you are confused about where the row 1 is. We start with black color and the first 4 rows are made in black. Hope this will help.