My Favorite Scoodie | Hooded Scarf Crochet Pattern

Written by Kate Curry

I love scoodies! These strange scarf -hood hybrids are perfect for surviving freezing temperatures and they look so cute! What’s better than a cute fantasy-inspired hood that keeps your head and neck from freezing?! This pattern is super easy and you can work it up within one day!

Materials

5 cakes (230 grams // 360 yards) of Sparkle Worsted Weight Silk Yarn or Silk Roving Worsted Weight Yarn
5.5 mm crochet hook
Scissors
Yarn Needle

Abbreviations

CO: Cast on
CH(s): Chain(s)
HDC: Half double crochet
ST(S): Stitch(es)
BO: Bind off

Let's Get Started!

Row 1: Co and ch 230
Row 2: Ch 2 & turn. Make a hdc in the 3rd sts from the hook and continue hdc for the whole row
Row 3-18 : Repeat row 2
Once you’ve gotten to row, do not fasten off! We’re going to start off the hoodie without BO!

Hoodie

Row 19: Ch 2 & turn. Make a hdc in the 3rd sts from the hook and continue hdc for 70 sts total
Row 20-41: Repeat row 19
BO, leaving a long tail for sewing

The un-sewn scoodie is laid flat on a light wooden surface.

Assembly

Laying the work flat, sew both short ends of the scarf together.

The un-sewn scoodie is laid flat on a light wooden surface. The scarf portion of the hoodie is folded over itself, ready to be sewn.

With the rectangle laying flat, fold the corner ends in to create a triangle. Sew the sides together using the long tail

The un-sewn scoodie is laid flat on a light wooden surface. The hoodie portion of the scoodie is folded over itself, ready to be sewn.

And boom! You have your very own scoodie!

A person with short blond hair is standing beside a bright red autumnal bush, wearing the blue and green scoodie around their head and neck.

A person with short blond hair is facing sideways, standing beside a bright red autumnal bush, wearing the blue and green scoodie around their head and neck.

But watch out! The moment you take it off, your partner will be there to swoop in and snag it from you!

A very handsome man with blue eyes is wearing the blue and green sparkle scoodie around his head and neck.

Meet the Author

Kate has been on the Darn Good Yarn team since 2018.

They have their degree in Creative Art Therapy & Psychology - and like crafting and animals a little too much.