I am so in love with having yarn around my neck – without it, I really do feel naked. So with the love of yarn, especially the bulky kind, I decided to make a pretty extra scarf – infinity scarves generally wrap around twice, so why not be able to wrap it more and more? I love being enveloped by it and this project is perfect if you enjoy that, too!

I had the wonderful opportunity to be on the Made With a Twist blog and involved in her fun 30 Days of Cozy bundle deal! It was so great to be in the same group as so many other awesome makers and this pattern was first debuted over there. Be sure to check her out and all her wonderful tips of the crochet game!

Down below, you can find everything you need to create this project! The photographer behind the professional photo is @genzo.raw.

Skill Level: Easy

Materials:

• Scissors
• Lion Brand Thick and Quick (4 Skeins)
• Darning Needle
• Measuring tape
• 10mm Hook

Dimensions:

Width: 4.5″ inches

Length: 53.5″ inches (When sewn together and laying flat)

Gauge:

8 stitches x 6 rows – 4×4″ in Hdc

Abbreviations:

Ch – chain

Hdc – Half Double Crochet 

Sl st – Slip stitch

FO -Finish Off

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Let’s Begin!

Ch 10

Row 2: In second chain from hook, hdc. Hdc across.

Row 3: Ch 1, turn. Hdc across (9)

Row 4 – 310  : Repeat Row 2 (9)

I told you that was easy! Snow you’re stuck with this snake of a scarf, now what?

Laying flat, seam up the ends together using the slip stitch.

Now, with the two ends together, lay flat on top of one another.

With both of these ends, you will sew them together!

Finish off and weave in all your ends! Now you have your mega wrapped scarf!

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