Free Crochet Scarf Pattern: Oat Latte Scarf

Stay warm and stylish with this cozy crochet scarf pattern in the popular Oat Latte color.

The pattern uses any weight #4 yarn and features a simple stitch pattern.

Making it a perfect project for those looking to try a new stitch or for those who want to work on their crochet skills. Get ready to snuggle up with this soft and comfortable accessory on chilly days.

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Ready to make your own?

Difficulty

• Beginner Friendly

Materials Used

1. Ormo Export- 4-weight Aran Yarn
2. 5mm hook, scissors, and tapestry needle.

Measurements

Length: 166 cm  width: 26 cm

Stitches Used

ch = chain dc = double crochet

Sc = single crochet

X st =  cross stitch crochet

st = stitches

Gauge for this pattern using this yarn:

10cm X 10cm = 10 st X 7 rows

Notes:

Introducing the incredibly easy and textured scarf, crafted using singles and doubles with the X stitch for added texture and style!

This scarf is designed with ultimate comfort in mind, using incredibly soft yarn of weight 4-5.

However, feel free to use any yarn of your choice, just be sure to gauge it for accurate measurements.

If you adore the cozy and inviting Hygge style, this scarf will be the perfect addition to your wardrobe.

Don’t worry if you’re a beginner; this pattern is beginner-friendly and uses basic stitches such as singles, doubles, half double crochet, and slip stitch. If you’re new to any of these stitches, a quick visit to any YouTube tutorial will prepare you for this charming project.

Notes for the Cross stitch in the pattern!

• This pattern is worked in Rows.
• Of course, you can decide to make it wider and longer as you wish by adding chains and rows.
• The foundation chain is167+2
• Please make a gauge before you start to count your measurements with the specific yarn of your choice.
• Of course, you can choose any combination of colors or make it with one color as you wish!

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Instructions:

Foundation chain:  chain 167 +2

R1: hdc1 in 2nd ch from hook and hdc in every ch across to the end of row.

Next R2: The Cross st ch3 and turn your work (counts as 1st dc, sk1, dc in next st, dc in prior sk st to  compose an X, sk 1, dc in next st, dc in skipped st, and so on across to the end of row- you should finish the row with 1dc

Now to R3:  ch3 and turn your work (counts as 1st dc) dc in next st, dc in next st and in every st from prev row across to end of row

R4: ch 4 and turn your work (counts as 1 dc + 1ch space), sk 1, dc 1 in next st, ch 1, sk 1, dc 1 in next st, and so on across to end of row

Work R5:  ch3 and turn your work (counts as 1st dc) dc in next st, dc in next st and in every st from prev row across to end of row

And R6:ch3 and turn your work (counts as 1st dc, sk1, dc in next st, dc in prior sk st to  compose an X, sk 1, dc in next st, dc in skipped st, and so on across to the end of row- you should finish the row with 1dc

R7: ch3 and turn your work (counts as 1st dc) dc in next st, dc in next st and in every st from prev row across to end of row

Now R8: ch 4 and turn your work (counts as 1 dc + 1ch space), sk 1, dc 1 in next st, sk 1, dc 1 in next st, and so on across to end of row

Continue with R9: ch 4 and turn your work (counts as 1 dc + 1ch space), sk 1, dc 1 in next st, ch 1, sk 1, dc 1 in next st, and so on across to the end of row

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Move to R10: ch3 and turn your work (counts as 1st dc) dc in next st, dc in next st and in every st from prev row across to end of row

R11:ch3 and turn your work (counts as 1st dc, sk1, dc in next st, dc in prior sk st to  compose an X, sk 1, dc in next st, dc in skipped st, and so on across to the end of row- finish the row with 1dc

Work R12: ch3 and turn your work (counts as 1st dc) dc in next st, dc in next st and in every st from prev row across to end of row

And R13: ch 4 and turn your work (counts as 1 dc + 1ch space), sk 1, dc 1 in next st, ch 1, sk 1, dc 1 in next st, and across to end of row

R14: ch3 and turn your work (counts as 1st dc) dc in next st, dc in next st and in every st from prev row across to end of row

Then R15:ch3 and turn your work (counts as 1st dc, sk1, dc in next st, dc in prior sk st to  compose an X, sk 1, dc in next st, dc in skipped st, and across to end of row- you should finish the row with 1dc

R16:ch2 and turn your work, hdc in 1st st from hook, hdc in every st across to end of row

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Finishing

Secure, cut, and weave in ends of yarn

DONE!!

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Why not add a pair of Wrist Warmers or a Beanie Hat?

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More Options: 

You can add Tassels to this Scarf to make it fancier.

If you prefer fringe give the Scarf more length. 

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