Lately, the weather here in Jersey has been harsh. Temps have been in the single digits, and last week a foot of snow fell here. In this post I am going to show you how to crochet the Cambridge Infinity Scarf.
As I was bundling up my boys and myself to go out in the snow, I realized I have very few scarves. Of course I have crocheted many, but they all have been gifts.
I decided to make a scarf for myself. I had some grey Lion Brand Wool-Ease in my stash and I figured it was the perfect yarn for this scarf. This is the same yarn I used in my Cambridge Beanie pattern as well. It is crocheted using the slip stitch, double crochet and half double crochet. This scarf is a great project for beginners. It works up quickly and has such an interesting texture! I hope you like it!
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How to Crochet the Cambridge Infinity Scarf
MATERIALS
2 skeins of Lion Brand Wool-Ease yarn. The color in the photos is Grey Heather.
5.5 mm crochet hook
Tapestry needle
Scissors
ABBREVIATIONS
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (ss)
Double Crochet (dc)
Half Double Crochet (hdc)
Stitch (st)
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CAMBRIDGE INFINITY SCARF PATTERN
Finished measurements of the scarf before joining is approx. 75″ x 6″
Ch. 22
Row 1 – Ss in 2nd ch from hook. *dc in next ch, ss in next.* Repeat *til end of the row. (21)
Row 2 – Ch.2 turn, hdc in the first st and each st across. (21)
Row 3 – Ch.2 turn, ss in the first st. *dc in the next st, ss in the next.* Repeat *til end of row. (21)
Row 4 – Ch.2 turn, hdc in the first st and each st across. (21)
Repeat rows 3 & 4 respectively until your work measure approx. 75″ long.
Slip stitch short ends of your crochet scarf together to form a circle.
Weave in any loose ends.
That’s it! You’re done!
I hope you’ve enjoyed this crochet scarf pattern!
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