Crochet Scarf for Men, Unisex Scarf

Using this crochet scarf pattern for men, you will be able to make a beautiful accessory for your husband, boyfriend, son, brother, father, grandfather, uncle, nephew, grandson … did I get them all?  This scarf is easy to make and can be worked up in a couple of evenings!

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Although I designed this scarf for men, it can be made for anyone! I made this scarf for my husband but I love it so much that now I am thinking about making another matching scarf for myself.

This scarf is warm and has a nice texture. It is made using a combination of two colors and you will need only one skein of each color.

You can make this scarf using the same colors that I used. Or you can make it using your man’s favorite colors, colors of his favorite football team, college, etc.

Crochet scarves are a great handmade gift idea for men for birthdays, Father’s Day or Christmas.

You can find more gift ideas in this post: Crochet Gift Ideas for Men. And you may also like this Winter Crochet Men’s Scarf.

If you are looking for even more gift ideas for men, check out this collection from the Etsy website!

Scarf for Men – Crochet Pattern

Skill Level:

Intermediate

Finished Size:

This men’s scarf is about 8-1/2” x 74” (21 x 188 cm), this doesn’t include fringe.

Yarn:

Medium weight #4 yarn. I used Red Heart Super Saver. Color A – Country Blue, 1 skein (364 yards/198g); Color B – Black, 1 skein (364 yards/198g).

Notes:

1. This pattern works lengthwise.

2. The foundation chain for this pattern consists of a multiple of 2, so you can make this scarf shorter or longer; just make sure that the starting Chain number is a multiple of 2.

3. How to change to a new color: work the final Stitch with the first color, but do not complete the Stitch.

You will have 2 loops (SC) or 3 loops (HDC) remain on the hook.

Drop first color and draw through the loops on the hook new color and complete the Stitch.

Instructions:

With Color A and hook 6 mm, Ch 230; switch to hook 5.5 mm.

Row 1. HDC in 3^rd Ch from the hook and in each next Ch to the end, turn. Total – 228 Sts.

Row 2. Ch 2 (doesn’t count as a St), HDC in each St across, turn. Total -228 Sts.

Row 3. Ch 2 (counts as a St), skip very 1^st St, *2 HDC in next, skip next* – repeat to the last St, HDC in last, switch to Color B, turn. Total -113 2-HDC clusters, HDC at the beginning and HDC at the end of the row.

Row 4. Ch 1 (doesn’t count as a St), skip 1^st HDC, SC in space before next HDC, **Ch 2, skip next 2 HDC, SC in space before next HDC** – repeat to the end of the Row, switch to Color A, turn. Total – 114 SC.

Row 5. Ch 2 (doesn’t count as a St), HDC in 1^st St, 2 HDC in first Ch-2 space and in each Ch-2 space to the end of the Row, HDC in last St, turn. Total – 228 Sts.

Row 6. Ch 2 (doesn’t count as a St), HDC in each St across. Total – 228 Sts, turn.

Row 7. Ch 2 (counts as a St), skip very 1^st St, *2 HDC in next, skip next* – repeat to the last St, HDC in last, switch to Color B, turn. Total – 113 2-HDC clusters, HDC at the beginning and HDC at the end of the row.

Row 8. Ch 1 (doesn’t count as a St), skip 1^st HDC, SC in space before next HDC, **Ch 2, skip next 2 HDC, SC in space before next HDC** – repeat to the end of the Row, switch to Color A, turn. Total – 114 SC.

Row 9. Ch 2 (doesn’t count as a St), HDC in 1^st St, 2 HDC in first Ch-2 space and in each Ch-2 space to the end of the Row, HDC in last St, turn. Total – 228 Sts.

Row 10. Ch 2 (doesn’t count as a St), HDC in each St across, turn. Total – 228 Sts.

Row 11. Ch 2 (counts as a St), skip very 1^st St, *2 HDC in next, skip next* – repeat to the last St, HDC in last, switch to Color B, turn. Total – 113 2-HDC clusters, HDC at the beginning and HDC at the end of the row.

Row 12. Ch 1 (doesn’t count as a St), SC in space after last HDC of previous Row, **Ch 2, skip next 2 HDC, SC in space before next HDC** – repeat to the end of the Row, turn. Total – 114 SC.

Row 13. Ch 2 (doesn’t count as a St), HDC in 1^st St, 2 HDC in first Ch-2 space and in each Ch-2 space to the end of the Row, HDC in last St, turn. Total – 228 Sts.

Row 14-16. Ch 2 (doesn’t count as a St), HDC in each St across, turn. Total – 228 Sts.

Row 17. Ch 2 (counts as a St), skip very 1^st St, *2 HDC in next, skip next* – repeat to the last St, HDC in last, switch to Color A, turn. Total – 113 2-HDC clusters, HDC at the beginning and HDC at the end of the row.

Row 18. Ch 1 (doesn’t count as a St), skip 1^st HDC, SC in space before next HDC, **Ch 2, skip next 2 HDC, SC in space before next HDC** – repeat to the end of the Row, switch to Color B, turn. Total – 114 SC.

Row 19. Ch 2 (doesn’t count as a St), HDC in 1^st St, 2 HDC in first Ch-2 space and in each Ch-2 space to the end of the Row, HDC in last St, turn. Total – 228 Sts.

Row 20-22. Ch 2 (doesn’t count as a St), HDC in each St across, turn. Total – 228 Sts.

Row 23. Ch 2 (doesn’t count as a St), HDC in each St across. Total – 228 Sts.

Fasten off. You don’t need to weave in the ends – leave them as parts of the fringe.

Make fringe

1. Cut yarn in 13” strands. 

2. Use one strand for each fringe with colors matching the colors of the scarf’s rows, fold in half.

3. Attach fringe – insert hook through the end stitch, grab the middle of the folded strand of yarn with the hook and draw the loop.

4. Keeping the hook inserted through the loop, grab two loose ends of the fringe, draw them through the loop and tighten.

5. Lay the scarf flat on a hard surface and trim the ends of the fringe so that they are even.

My Free Crochet Patterns can also be found on Allfreecrochet website.