Chunky Fringe Infinity Scarf – Free Crochet Pattern

This chunky fringe infinity scarf is a lovely evening project and uses soft, chunky yarn. It’s perfect for beginners and for those who want instant gratification, it works up fast. This post contains affiliate links (click here for more info). Thank you for supporting Whistle and Ivy and my free patterns!

I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday! Ours was rather quiet, Dallas was on-call, so we weren’t able to see any family, but it was still nice to be together. This was The Boy’s first real Christmas and it was quite funny, he opened up his first gift (a toy Blade Ranger with working hoist), and was so happy playing with it that we had to continually coax him to open his other presents. It was pretty hilarious!
As I am trying to get myself organized after Sis’s arrival, I decided to share another free crochet pattern as my last post of 2014; a chunky fringe infinity scarf. 
This scarf is an absolute breeze to make. Adding the fringe actually takes longer than crocheting it, and I made mine is just over an hour. It is so warm and cozy, I think I will have to make a few more in different colors. 

CHUNKY FRINGE INFINITY SCARF – FREE CROCHET PATTERN

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–Size J Hook (6 mm)
– 2 balls of bulky weight #6 yarn ( I suggest Lion Brand Hometown or We Are Knitters The Wool) 

Gauge: The gauge is not super important, make sure your chain is an odd number and about 60″ long. 

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CROCHET INFINITY SCARF:

Ch 101 (approx. 60″)

1.  Dc in 3rd ch from hook. (Ch 1. Sk 1 st, dc into the next st.) Repeat all across the scarf. Turn.

2. Ch 2. Starting in the first space created by your skipped sts, work a dc. (ch 1, work a dc in the next chain space) all across your scarf. Work a dc in the last st. Turn. 

3. Ch 3 (counts as first st). Work a dc in the first space. (Ch 1. Dc in next space) Repeat all across your scarf. Dc in last st. Turn.

4. – 5. Ch 3. Work a dc in the first space. Ch 1. *Dc in next space. Ch 1* Repeat all across your scarf.  Dc in 3rd ch from the beginning of previous round. Break yarn and leave a long tail. 

FRINGE: 

Begin by cutting lengths of yarn about 10” long, one length for each ch-1 space across one side. To attach them, fold the piece or yarn in half, push the loop end through a chain space on your scarf, pull the two ends through the loop and pull tight. I attached mine across the foundation chain side. 

FRINGE INFINITY SCARF CONSTRUCTION: 

From here, you can either leave your project as a long scarf, or you can make it into an infinity scarf by sewing the ends together. This scarf looks absolutely divine as an infinity scarf, to I recommend it. 
When sewing it together, you will need to twist it once so the fringe stays at the bottom of the scarf when you are wearing it. Lay your scarf like this, lining up the two ends with the fringe on the bottom of both ends. 

The fringe will be on the bottom, but you will lay the back end on top so it has one twist in it, this will make your scarf lay nicely when you are wearing it. 

Using the long yarn tail, sew the two ends together using your preferred method. 

 

 

xoxo,

 

Originally posted at Skip to my Lou