The Diagonal Stripe Skinny Scarf is a simple, stylish accessory that adds just a little something extra to an outfit. Its narrow design sits comfortably around your neck without the bulk of a traditional scarf, making it an easy piece to wear with everything from a casual sweater to a dressier outfit.
The scarf is crocheted using a simple C2C stitch pattern that creates the pretty diagonal stripe effect. Once you get into the rhythm of the stitches, the pattern is easy to work and the scarf takes shape quickly.
The lightweight design also gives it a lovely drape rather than feeling heavy or bulky.
Free pattern by Lisa Ferrel from My Fingers Fly
Because of its slim shape, this scarf is especially easy to style. Wear it loosely around your neck, tie it for a more polished look, or let it add a pop of color to a simple outfit.
Choose colors that coordinate with your wardrobe, or have fun with contrasting stripes to make the diagonal pattern stand out.
This is a great crochet project when you want something useful without committing to a large or complicated project. Whether you are an experienced crocheter looking for a satisfying quick make or want to try the C2C stitch in a different way, the Diagonal Stripe Skinny Scarf is a fun accessory to add to your handmade wardrobe.
Skill Level
Easy – confident beginner
Gauge
Approximately 12 double crochet per 4 inches
Size
Approximately 4” wide by 56” long (or desired length).
Materials
Mule Spinner 2-ply or worsted weight yarn:
210 yards blue
65 yards white
Supplies
Size I Crochet Hook 5.5mm
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
Tape Measure
Lisa Ferrel from My Fingers Fly
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