Cloudy Day Lace Scarf – Free Crochet Pattern

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When I stumbled across this new Red Heart Roll With It: Tweed yarn, I just couldn’t pass it up. I jumped right for the neutral tones in “Cloudy Day” and had an idea for a lacy scarf crochet pattern with a fringe that I thought would work perfectly with this yarn.

lacy scarf crochet pattern shown in a gray yarn with the sunshine in the background

This free lacy scarf crochet pattern is long enough to be wrapped around your neck not just once, but twice! It is super versatile: light enough to be worn in the fall, but when wrapped twice, heavy enough to keep you warm in the winter.

I would classify this lacy scarf crochet pattern as “advanced beginner”.


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Shout out to my beautiful sister-in-law Alyssa for having some fun with me at a family picnic and modeling my scarf!

Free Crochet Pattern for Cloudy Day Lace Scarf

Pattern Specifics

Size: Adult (one size)
Gauge: 4” = R1-R9
Measurements: Approximately 8” wide and 76” long (or 96” long including fringe)
Hook Size: 5.5mm (I)
Other Materials: tapestry needle, scissors
Yarn Weight: Medium (4), Worsted
Yarn Used: Red Heart Roll With It Tweed
Yardage: 280 yds (less than 1 cake)
Other Materials:  n/a

Abbreviations

st = stitch
sl st = slip stitch
ch = chain
SC = single crochet
DC = double crochet
tch = turning chain

Notes

  • Chain 1 at the beginning of each round does NOT count as a stitch (unless otherwise specified).
  • Chain 3 at the beginning of each round does count as a stitch (unless otherwise specified).
  • When counting your sts for accurate st count, each ch in the ch 2/3/5 spaces are counted separately. Ch 1s at the beginning of rounds do not count, and ch 3s at the beginning of round 3 counts as 1 DC st.

Pattern

Ch 28.

R1: Work 1 SC in 2nd ch from hook. 1 SC in each of the next 2 sts. *Ch 5, skip next 3 sts, 1 SC in each of the next 3 sts. Repeat from * across. Turn. (35 sts)
(15 SC and 4 ch5 spaces)

R2: Ch 1. 1 SC in each of the first 2 SC. *Ch 3, skip next SC, 1 SC in 3rd ch of the next ch5 space, ch 3, skip next SC, 1 SC in next SC. Repeat from * across. 1 SC in last st. Turn. (35 sts)
(11 SC and 8 ch3 spaces)

R3: Ch 3 (counts as DC). Skip first SC, 1 DC in next SC. Ch 2. *1 SC in 3rd ch of next ch3 space, 1 SC in next SC, 1 SC in first ch of next ch3 space. Ch 5. Skip next SC. Repeat from * an additional 2 times. 1 SC in 3rd ch of next ch3 space, 1 SC in next SC, 1 SC in first ch of next ch3 space. Ch 2. 1 DC in each of the last 2 SC sts. Turn. (35 sts)
(4 DC (including tch3), 12 SC, 3 ch 5 spaces, 2 ch2 spaces)

R4: Ch 1. SC in each of the first 2 DC. *Ch 3, Skip next SC, 1 SC in next SC, Ch 3, Skip next SC, 1 SC in 3rd ch of next ch5 space. Repeat from * an additional 2 times. Ch 3, skip next SC, 1 SC in next SC, ch 3, 1 SC in next DC, 1 SC in top of tch. Turn. (35 sts)
(11 SC and 8 ch3 spaces)

R5: Ch 1. 1 SC in each of the first 2 SC, 1 SC in first ch of the next ch3 space. *Ch 5, skip next SC, 1 SC in 3rd ch of next ch3 space, 1 SC in next SC, 1 SC in first ch of next ch3 space. Repeat from * an additional 2 times. Ch 5, skip next SC, 1 SC in 3rd ch of next ch3 space, 1 SC in each of the last 2 SC. Turn. (35 sts)
(15 SC and 4 ch 5 spaces) 

R6-161: Repeat R2-5.

Fasten off.

Finishing

For fringe, using 18 inch strands of yarn folded in half, attach approximately 26 pieces (or desired amount) to each end of the scarf.

Tutorial Diagram

I hope you enjoyed this free lacy scarf crochet pattern!

We Crochet / Knit Picks Brava Worsted
Brava yarn by Crochet.com

Ad-Free PDF Pattern for Cloudy Day Lace Scarf

Tips & Tricks

  • Refer to the tutorial diagram above to help keep track of which part of the repeat that you’re on.
  • Use a piece of paper or row counter to keep track of the row that you’re on, which will also help in keeping the repeating rounds on track.

More Free Wearable Crochet Patterns

If you’ve enjoyed this free lacy scarf crochet pattern, you may also enjoy some of my other crochet wearables. Some of my favorite winter wearable items include the Adaleigh Beanie and the Simply Slouchy Beanie.


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Nicole

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