Granny V Infinity Scarf

By Kerry Taylor

A very simple and quick to make infinity scarf using granny stripe and V stitches

Beginner to intermediate, written in UK terms.

Yarn Abbreviations

Approximately 185g-200g (380m-400m) Aran ch chain

I used Stylecraft Special Aran with Wool in Pale Rose dc double crochet (US sc)

htr half treble crochet (US hdc)

Hook tr treble crochet (US dc)

5mm, 5.5mm sk skip stitch

st stitch

Other Supplies sp space

darning needle sl st slip stitch

pattern notes:

• Important - When working your granny stripe rows, the trebles are worked into the spaces between the
stitches of the previous row. The chart and the photographs show where the stitches should be placed.
• ch2 at the beginning of the row counts as the first stitch throughout.
• ch1 at the beginning of the row does not count as a stitch throughout.
• Odd numbered rows are right side rows.
• If you find your V stitch section of the scarf (rows 16-24) is gathering in slightly then change to a 5.5mm
hook for the V stitch sections only. Alternatively, you could block your scarf before you join it but please
remember the edging will also help to pull the scarf into shape.
• The pattern is fully customisable, if you prefer not to join your scarf, continue with the pattern repeats
until you reach your desired length. You could also add fringes at both ends! Please bear in mind this will
use more yarn!
• The pattern is worked in multiples of 3+5 so you can make your scarf wider/narrower should you wish.

Start

Ch24,

Row 1: (RS) dc in 2nd ch from hook, dc in each ch to end. Turn. (23dc)

Row 2: (WS) ch2 (counts as first tr now and throughout), tr in each st. Turn. (23tr)

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Row 3: ch1 (does not count as a st here and throughout), dc in each st. Turn. (23dc)

Row 4: ch2, sk1, [3tr in next st, sk2] 6 times, 3tr in next st, sk1, tr in last st. Turn. (23tr)

Row 5: ch2, tr into next sp (refer to notes and see photograph 1), [3tr in next sp between the two 3tr
groups on previous row (see photograph 2)] 6 times, tr in next sp after last 3tr group from previous
row (see Photograph 3), tr in last tr (the last tr is the 2ndch from beginning ch2 from previous row –
now and throughout). Turn. (22tr)

Photograph 1 Photograph 2 Photograph 3

Row 6: ch2, sk1, 3tr in next sp between 1st tr and 3tr group of previous row (see Photograph 4), [3tr in
next sp between two 3tr groups of previous row] 5 times, 3tr in next sp after last 3tr group of
previous row (see photograph 5), sk1, tr in last st. Turn. (23 tr)

Photograph 4 Photograph 5

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Row 7: repeat row 5

Row 8: repeat row 6

Row 9: repeat row 5

Row 10: repeat row 6

Row 11: repeat row 5

Row 12: repeat row 6

Row 13: ch1, dc in each st. Turn. (23dc)

Row 14: repeat row 2

Row 15: repeat row 3

(You may need to change your hook to a 5.5mm for rows 16-24 *please refer to pattern notes*)

Row 16: ch2, sk1, [(tr, ch1, tr) in next st, sk2,] 6 times, (tr, ch1, tr) into next st, sk1, tr in last st. Turn.
(16tr)

Row 17: ch2, (tr, ch1, tr) into each ch sp from previous row (see photograph 6), tr in last st. Turn.
(16tr)

Photograph 6

Rows 18-24: as row 17

Row 25: ch1, dc in each tr and ch1 from previous row. Turn. (23dc)

Row 26-145: repeat rows 2-25 five times more.

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After turning at the end of row 145, fold your scarf in half (right sides will be facing), ch1 and join the
two edges together using a sl st in each st. (see photographs 7 and 8)

Photograph 7 Photograph 8

Turn your scarf 90o (see photograph 9), ch1 and work 1htr around the side of the first dc (see
photograph 10), and 2htr around the side of each tr (see photograph 11), join to 1st htr with a sl st,
fasten off.

Photograph 9 Photograph 10 Photograph 11

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Turn your work 180o (working the opposite side), re-join yarn around the 1st tr after the joining seam
(see photograph 12), ch1 and work 1htr around the side of each dc (see photograph 10), and 2htr
around each tr (see photograph 11), join to 1st htr with a sl st, fasten off.

Photograph 12

Weave in all ends and then turn your work the right side so that your joining seam is on the inside.
And you are finished! Now you can enjoy wearing your new scarf.

I would love to see your creations so please share on Instagram using the hashtag #GrannyVInfinityScarf - you could
also feature on my page!

Any questions, please feel free to contact me - kerry@hookerrycrochet.com

Granny V Infinity Scarf by Kerry Taylor

Feel free to make, gift and sell your finished scarf providing I am credited as the designer but please do not copy or distribute this pattern.
 Granny V Infinity Scarf by Kerry Taylor
Feel free to make, gift and sell your finished scarf providing I am credited as the designer but please do not copy or distribute this pattern.