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    Home » Scarves + Shawls

    Updated: Jan 24, 2023 by Jess Coppom ·

    Squishy Crochet Triangle Scarf - Free Pattern + Video

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    Worked in a muted, vintage color palette, this crochet triangle scarf  free pattern is a versatile piece that’ll keep you cozy until the tulips start blooming again. Get the free pattern below or purchase the ad-free, printable PDF here.

    Worked in a muted, vintage-inspired color palette of Lion Brand Merino Yak Alpaca, this crochet triangle scarf pattern is a versatile piece that’ll keep you cozy until the tulips start blooming again. Free crochet pattern and video tutorial!
    Worked in a vintage-inspired, boho color palette of LB Collection Merino Yak Alpaca, this crochet triangle scarf pattern is a versatile piece that’ll keep you cozy until the tulips start blooming again. Free crochet pattern and video tutorial!

    There's something about back-to-school season that gets me thinking about crisp autumn days. And there's just something about crisp autumn days that gets me thinking about mustard yellow. It really is the best condiment-inspired color, isn't it?!

    Worked in a vintage-inspired, boho color palette of LB Collection Merino Yak Alpaca, this crochet triangle scarf pattern with tassels is a versatile piece that’ll keep you cozy until the tulips start blooming again. Free crochet pattern and video tutorial!This crochet triangle scarf free pattern is part of an ongoing partnership with Lion Brand Yarn. This post contains affiliate links.

    For this crochet triangle scarf free pattern, I got to try Lion Brand's Merino Yak Alpaca yarn, which is filled with beautiful, nature texture and comes in a color palette that just sings "pumpkin spice latte season!" I had a really hard time deciding which color to leave out of this design, but once I began working, these five colors felt perfect together.

    Lion Brand L.B. Collection Merino Yak Alpaca in the colors Oatmeal, Navy, Teal, Mustard, Sage and Taupe. Great fall color palette!

    A Bead Stitch Variation

    While the stitch of this triangle scarf might look sort of like a granny stitch-bobble hybrid, it's actually a variation on the bead stitch.

    This stitch lends just enough squishiness to this scarf to keep it warm and comfy, while still maintaining a casual drape to give you that "Oh this? Yeah, I-just-whipped-it-up-and-then-threw-it-on" vibe.

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    This crochet triangle scarf looks like the granny or bobble stitch, but it's actually the bead stitch. The tassels complete this modern scarf. Free pattern and video tutorial!

    This crochet triangle scarf free pattern is one of those that is really quite simple once you get the hang of it, but it might look a bit intimidating to some. That's where the video tutorial comes in! I put this together because I know some of you far prefer to learn through watching. So take a peek at the video below and then just reference the written pattern under the video for when to change colors.

    I'm always working on making my teaching more helpful to more people, so if you have any feedback on this video or types of instructions you like to see, please feel free to leave a comment! And you can always check out all my crochet video tutorials here.

    Please do not publish or share this pattern as your own. You may make items to sell with this pattern. In exchange, please link back to this post. Do NOT use my photos as your own sales photos. ­­You can read my policies here. 

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    The Revival
    Crochet Triangle Scarf - Free Pattern

    Purchase the ad-free, printable PDF here.

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    Explanation:
    Worked in a muted, vintage-inspired color palette, this crochet triangle scarf free pattern is a versatile piece that’ll keep you cozy until the tulips start blooming again. You’ll find the pattern quite easy to memorize after a few rows and the bobble-like stitches combine for a speedy little project with beautiful drape. Follow the pattern as written or add additional rows to create a larger wrap.

    Supplies:
    So you can spend more time crocheting and less time shopping, this pattern contains affiliate links at no extra cost to you.
    • Lion Brand LB Collection Merion Yak Alpaca (Weight: 4/medium - 126 yds, 1.75 oz)
    - Color A: Navy (1 skein)
    - Color B: Sage (1 skein)
    - Color C: Mustard (1 skein)
    - Color D: Teal (1 skein)
    - Color E: Oatmeal (1 skein)
    • Tapestry needle
    • Size K (6.5 mm) crochet hook
    • Stitch markers or safety pins
    • Small piece of cardboard or toilet paper tube

    Measurements:
    57” wide (not including tassels)
    26” tall

    Gauge:
    4 (bead stitch + ch 1) pairings = 4”
    5 rows = 4”

    Abbreviations and Glossary (US Terms):
    ch – chain
    dc – double crochet
    ch1sp – space created by chaining one
    ch4sp – space created by chaining four
    tch – turning chain
    sk – skip
    st – stitch
    yo – yarn over
    rep – repeat
    PM – place marker
    Slcl (slanting cluster) – [yo, insert hook from right to left around post of previous dc, yo, pull loop through] 3 times in same place, yo, pull through all 7 loops on hook (see video tutorial for help)

    Overall Pattern Notes:

    • Reference the video tutorial above if you need additional help with any aspect of the pattern.

    • In each row, the pattern increases by one bobble (cluster) on either side of the triangle.

    • Work the final dc of each row loosely so as to ensure your triangle has fairly straight lines.

    • To change colors between rows, complete the final yo of the last dc of the row with the new color. Pattern is written with the assumption that the last dc before a color change will be worked this way. (See video or photo below for help.)

    • The ch 4 at the beginning of each row counts as 1 dc and 1 ch throughout. Therefore the turning chain from the previous row is always the first ch1sp of the next row.

    • Optional: place a marker in the ch4sp that will form the triangle point to easily keep track of where to work a ch 4 on the next row.

    How to crochet a scarf using the bead stitch. Free crochet pattern and video tutorial using LB Collection Merino Yak Alpaca.

    Triangle Scarf

    Foundation Round: Using Color A, ch 4, join to first ch with a sl st to form a circle. (Alternatively, use a magic circle.)

    Row 1: Ch 4, 1 dc in circle, 1 slcl, ch 1, 1 dc in circle, 1 slcl, ch 4 (PM), [1 dc in circle, 1 slcl, ch 1] twice, 1 dc in circle; turn. (2 bobbles per side)

    Row 2: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] twice, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1]  twice, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (3 bobbles per side)

    Row 3: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 3 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 3 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (4 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color B. Fasten off Color A.

    Row 4: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 4 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 4 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (5 bobbles per side)

    Row 5: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 5 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 5 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (6 bobbles per side)

    Row 6: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 6 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 6 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (7 bobbles per side)

    Row 7: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 7 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 7 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (8 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color C. Fasten off Color B.


    Row 8: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 8 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 8 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (9 bobbles per side)

    Row 9: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 9 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 9 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (10 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color D. Fasten off Color C.

    Row 10: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 10 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 10 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (11 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color E. Fasten off Color D.

    Row 11: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 11 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 11 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (12 bobbles per side)

    Row 12: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 12 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 12 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (13 bobbles per side)

    Row 13: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 13 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 13 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (14 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color A. Fasten off Color E.

    Row 14: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 14 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 14 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (15 bobbles per side)

    Row 15: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 15 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 15 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (16 bobbles per side)

    Row 16: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 16 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 16 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (17 bobbles per side)

    Row 17: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 17 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 17 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (18 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color B. Fasten off Color A.

    Row 18: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 18 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 18 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (19 bobbles per side)

    Row 19: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 19 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 19 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (20 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color C. Fasten off Color B.

    Row 20: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 20 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 20 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (21 bobbles per side)

    Row 21: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 21 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 21 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (22 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color D. Fasten off Color C.

    Row 22: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 22 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 22 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (23 bobbles per side)

    Row 23: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 23 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 23 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (24 bobbles per side)

    Row 24: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 24 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 24 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (25 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color E. Fasten off Color D.

    Row 25: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 25 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 25 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (26 bobbles per side)

    Row 26: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 26 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 26 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (27 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color A. Fasten off Color E.

    Row 27: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 27 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 27 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (28 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color B. Fasten off Color E.

    Row 28: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 28 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 28 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (29 bobbles per side)

    Switch to Color C. Fasten off Color B.

    Row 29: Ch 4, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 29 times, [1 dc,1 slcl, ch 4, 1 dc,1 slcl, ch 1] all in ch4sp, [1 dc in next ch1sp, 1 slcl, ch 1] 29 times, 1 dc in same ch1sp; turn. (30 bobbles per side)

    Fasten off Color C.

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    Finishing

    Blocking:
    Because we’re working with natural fibers, I recommend taking the time to gently block the scarf to clean up any shaping inconsistencies and help it drape nicely. You may find that the longest (top) side of your triangle is a bit curved, which is fine and will make it wrap well around your neck.

    Weaving in Ends:
    I find it easiest to weave the yarn ends into the nearest bobble, which hides them and keeps them secure at the same time. I promise the weaving will go faster than you think!

    Adding Tassels

    Using Color C and a cardboard tube cut to 3.5”, wrap yarn approximately 35 times around the tube lengthwise. Insert 10” strand of yarn underneath wrapped yarn on one end of the tube. Tie a few secure knots, but do not trim these pieces. Use sharp scissors to cut the wrapped yarn at the other end of the tube. Fold the resulting strands of yarn in half and wrap a 10” piece of yarn around the top of the strands to create a small sphere of yarn. Trim the excess of these pieces. Use the tails from the first 10” piece of yarn to tie the tassel onto the corner of the scarf and weave in ends. Repeat once more for the opposite corner. (See video tutorial above for a quick visual lesson.)

    Toss your new triangle scarf around your neck, grab a warm apple cider and start planning the next revival!

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    1. Heather says

      January 01, 2018 at 8:17 pm

      I love this pattern! I don’t crochet a whole lot but i usually try to do at least a couple things during the winter when we have downtime and this was just the ticket! I’m about halfway through it and it looks beautiful so far!

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        January 01, 2018 at 11:21 pm

        That's wonderful to hear! I'm honored that one of my patterns is getting a little of your limited crochet attention this winter! 😉

        Jess

        Reply
    2. Meagan says

      December 08, 2017 at 6:38 pm

      How beautiful is this, and just my mom’s style. I’m new to crocheting but your plan is so simple i Made one for her for a Christmas gift in a few weeks, but it seems SO small. It even seems small on me, and she is a bit more broad shouldered than I am. How would you suggest I make it larger? Just add a few more rows?

      Reply
      • Jess @ Make and Do Crew says

        December 11, 2017 at 10:03 pm

        Yay! Congrats on making this scarf! You can def just add extra rows in order to make it larger for your mom. What a generous daughter you are! 🙂

        Jess

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