Adina Scarf Crochet Pattern

BEFORE YOU START

The Adina Scarf is the perfect complement to almost any outfit, casual or formal. Brianna, @life.and.yarn designed this beautiful pattern using Darn Good Lace Weight Silk Yarn in 'Date Night', but there's PLENTY of other colorways to choose from.

CRAFT: Crochet
SKILL LEVEL: Easy

Adina Scarf

MATERIALS:

2 50g Skeins DGY Lace Weight Silk Yarn
US F/5 (3.75 mm) Crochet Hook
Tapestry Needle and Scissors

PATTERN NOTES:

Finished Measurements: 60" x 22"
Gauge : 18 sts x 15 rows in HDC is 4" x 4"
Stitch Counts per row are in <brackets>

ABBREVIATIONS:

CH(S): Chain(s)

HDC: Half Double Crochet

YO: Yarn Over

PS: Puff Stitch: YO, pull up a loop, repeat 6x, (15 loops on your hook). YO pull though 15 loops, (1 loop on your hook). YO pull through all loops.

PATTERN:

Row 1: CH 3 (does not count as a st). HDC in the third CH from the hook. <1 st>

Row 2: CH 2 then turn. (does not count as a st here or anywhere else in the pattern) 2 HDC in first stitch. <2 sts>

Row 3: CH 2 then turn. 1 HDC in first st and 1 HDC in the next st. <2 sts>

Row 4: CH 2 then turn. 1 HDC in first st, then 2 HDC in the next/last st (increase) <3 sts>

Row 5: CH 2 then turn. 1 HDC in every st across. <3 sts>

Row 6: CH 2 then turn. 1 HDC in next two sts, then 2 HDC in the next/last st (increase) <4 sts>

Row 7: CH 2 then turn. 1 HDC in every st across. <4 sts>

Row 8: CH 2 then turn. 1 HDC in next two sts, then PS in 3rd st, 2 HDC in the next/last st (increase) <5 sts>

Row 9: CH 2 then turn. 1 HDC in every st across. <5 sts>

Row 10: CH 2 then turn. 1 HDC in next two sts, then PS in 3rd st, 1 HDC across until the last st where you will place 2 HDC in the last st (increase) <6 sts>

Row 11: CH 2 then turn. 1 HDC in every st across. <6 sts>

Row 12: CH 2 then turn. 1 HDC in next two sts, then PS in 3rd stitch, 1 HDC across until the last st where you will place 2 HDC in the last st (increase) <7 sts>

Row 13: CH 2 then turn. 1 HDC in every st across. <7 sts>

Rows 14-183: Repeat Rows 12-13 making sure to add one extra st at the end of every Row 12 repeat and not on Row 13 repeats.

PATTERN EXAMPLE:

Row 14 & 15 – 8 total stitches.

Row 16 & 17 – 9 total stitches.

Row 18 & 19 – 10 total stitches.

Row 20 & 21 – 11 total stitches.

Row 20 & 21 – 12 total stitches.

Row 22 & 23 – 13 total stitches.

One extra stitch per row repeat.

Row 182 & 183 – 91 total stitches.

FINISHING: Fasten off and weave in your ends!