How To Crochet A Scarf With Two Colors

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. Please visit my About Us page for disclosures, Privacy Policy and more information. This multicolored wool scarf is a super easy pattern to use with moss stitch and is super fun to use. Once done, you’ll love the fun colors, the large size, and the coziness! Pin it and love it on RavelryReading: how to knit a scarf in two colorsThis colorful scarf was a special request from my husband last fall. Somehow, I surprised him with it for Christmas, even though I actually did it right in front of him on a few occasions. Too funny.Related: Moss Stitch Scarf Have you noticed that some retro color combos are making a stylish comeback. The combos are so far out of my normal comfort zone but I love them. The only thing that separates this scarf from pure ’70s bliss is a dark brown color! (If you add dark brown PLEASE share a photo with me.)Related: Mandala Scarf The idea for this multicolored scarf is based on an old Doctor Who scarf. If you are looking for a more precise pattern for the Doctor Who Scarf, you must check it out on the Doctor Who Scarf website. (Yes, there’s a whole website dedicated to many variations on scarves!)

Yarn used for multicolored scarves

Almost all of the yarns used for the scarf are heated, still giving a bold color, but the heated varieties just have more depth. I had to use two of my favorite yarns, Lion Brand Heartland and Premier Yarn Everyday to get the color heated to match and working perfectly. The two yarns are very similar and work well together.Read more: How to refresh metadata on opensea They’re both on the lighter side of Medium #4 yarn, so if you use something like Vanna’s pick, the thicker one, you might end up with a larger towel. (I don’t think anyone will complain!)Don’t forget to save Colorful Crochet Scarves on Pinterest

Multi-colored scarves

Material#4 Medium weight yarn

2.7 oz Premier Daily Chinchilla Yarn (4 oz / 113 g, 203 yds / 186 m)
1 oz Premier Yarn Daily Terracotta Heather (3.5 oz / 100 g, 180 yds / 165 m)
2.5 oz Premier Yarn Heather Oats Daily (3.5 oz / 100 g, 180 yds / 165 m)
1.74 oz Premier Heather Red Daily Yarn (3.5 oz / 100 g, 180 yds / 165 m)
2.2 oz Premier Yarn Everyday Blue Heather (3.5 oz / 100 g, 180 yds / 165 m)
2.6 oz Lion Brand Heartland Joshua Tree (5 oz / 142 g, 251 yds / 230 m)
2.01 oz Lion Brand Heartland Hot Springs (5 oz / 142 g, 251 yds / 230 m)
2.4 oz Lion Brand Heartland Yellowstone (5 oz / 142 g, 251 yds / 230 m)

Size I / 5.5 mm Hook Hook (You can buy my favorite hooks in this great set on Amazon, or you can even buy I hooks separately.)Abbreviations:ch(s): chain(s) sc(s): single crochet sk: via st(s): stitchGaugeDone in Moss Stitch 4 x 4 = 20 sts x 14 rows Read more: how to keep other women away from your husbandFinished size11″ wide x 87″ longNote:The colorful scarf stitches are basic moss stitches, however, you’ll want to pay attention to the instructions even if you’re familiar with the moss stitch. The instructions for this stitch are a bit different but they give a super smooth edge. Check out the moss crochet tutorial for step-by-step instructions and instructions.

Tutorial on multicolored scarf pattern

Ch 50Row 1: sc at the 2nd ch from the hook, * ch 1, sk 1 ch, sc, repeat from * to the end of the row, (last st should be sc to the last ch), turnRow 2: * ch 1, sc in ch-1 sp, repeat from * to end of row, put last sc in tc, in turn Repeat row 2 according to color change in chart below. Fasten and weave into yarn. 16 rows Yellowstone 8 rows Red Heather 24 rows in Joshua Tree 8 rows in Oat Heather 4 rows in Hot Springs 20 rows in Chinchilla 5 rows in Terracotta 8 rows in Yellowstone 6 rows in Joshua Tree 33 rows in Blue Heather 12 rows in heather red 3 rows in oat jelly 6 rows in Yellowstone 5 rows in Hot Springs 5 rows in Chinchilla 23 rows in heather 13 rows in terracotta 4 rows in red heather 9 rows in green heather 13 rows in Yellowstone 16 row in Joshua Tree 25 rows in Chinchilla 7 rows in Hot Springs 7 rows in green heather 5 rows in Joshua tree 13 rows in oat jelly 4 rows in Yellowstone 4 rows in heather 9 rows in Chinchilla 14 rows in tree red jellyRead more: how to cut a horseshoe with pliers You can do it in a few ways: