I was really happy with the way this scarf turned out so I wanted to share the very simple stitch pattern used to create it. It was inspired by Haak Trend's Boho Poncho pattern and uses some of the same stitches. I love how thick and long this one turned out. You can modify it if you'd like, but without further adieu, here is how to make it.
What you need:
Yarn:
Chunky or bulky yarn (size 5/6)
OR
2 strands aran/worsted crocheted together
Hook:
8mm / L / 11 crochet hook.
Note: You can make this with thinner yarns very easily. Just use the appropriate hook size for your yarn type and adjust the length of the starting chain accordingly.
Pattern:
Begin by making a starting chain that measures approximately 60" in length. For me, this was about 130 chains, but it might be different depending on your yarn weight. Join to form a loop, scarf will be worked in the round.
Row 1: ch3 (counts as dc), dc in each ch, ss to join
Row 2: ch4 (counts as dc1 ch1), skip 1 st, *[dc in the next st, ch 1, skip 1 st]. Repeat from * until end of row, ss to join.
Row 3: ch3 (counts as dc), dc 1 in each ch 1 space and 1 in each dc all the way around
Row 4: *[ch5, skip 1 st, sc in the next st]. Repeat from * all the way around, ss to join. (Note: the loops will get a bit bunched up, this will resolve itself over the next 2 rows)
Row 5: ss into the next loop, sc in the loop, ch3 *[sc in the next loop, ch3], repeat from * until end of row, ss to join
Row 6: ch3 (counts as dc), dc 1 in each ch 3 sp and 1 in each sc all the way around, ss to join
Row 7: repeat row 2
Row 8: repeat row 3, fasten off
