Rainbows and Rain Clouds Infinity Scarf is the perfect way to combine bright colors with a neutral gray. Fall is fast approaching and that means scarves, hats and mittens are on our hooks! This is a fast and fun project that would compliment any fall and winter outfit.
I bought some of the Big Twist Rainbow Classic yarn when it was on sale with no real project in mind for it. It became a challenging yarn to work with because the yarn changed color with every stitch and made for a busy looking yarn. To tone this beautiful yarn down I decided to do stripes with a neutral grey and I just love the results. Add a little raised texture and this scarf took on a very unique personality. Now let;’s get this project started!
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Rainbows and Rain Clouds Infinity Scarf
1 Skein Big Twist Light Grey
1 Skein Big Twist Rainbow Classic Citrus Aqua
Size J Crochet Hook
Scissors
Yarn Needle
Stitches and Abbreviations
Ch – Chain
Hdc – Half Double Crochet
Slst – Slip Stitch
R – Row or Round
Gauge and Size
3 Hdc = 1″ and 3 Rows = 1″
I have included two sizes: Adult and Child. The adult size infinity scarf has a circumference of 72 inches and the child size has a circumference of 48 inches. You can make the scarf longer or shorter by adjusting the starting chain. Any number of starting chains will work with this pattern.
Helpful Links
How to Half Double Crochet in the Third Loop – Video Tutorial
Notes
-I do not count my turning chain as a stitch.
-You will not turn at the end of each row.
-Not every row is worked in the third loop.
-I carried my yarn up the inside of the scarf to avoid having extra ends to weave in.
Rainbows and Rain Clouds Infinity Scarf Pattern
With Grey.
Ch 216 for Adult Size (or 144 for the Child Size) Slst to first ch.
R1: Ch2, Hdc in each ch, slst to first hdc.
R2-3: Ch2, Hdc in the third loop of each stitch, slst to first hdc.
Change to Variegated (Rainbow) Yarn
R4: Ch2, Hdc in the third loop of each stitch, slst to first hdc.
Change to Grey Yarn
R5: Ch2, Hdc each stitch, slst to first hdc.
Change to Variegated (Rainbow) Yarn
R6: Ch2, Hdc in the third loop of each stitch, slst to first hdc.
Change to Grey Yarn
R7: Ch2, Hdc each stitch, slst to first hdc.
Change to Variegated (Rainbow) Yarn
R8: Ch2, Hdc in the third loop of each stitch, slst to first hdc.
Change to Grey Yarn
R9: Ch2, Hdc each stitch, slst to first hdc.
Change to Variegated (Rainbow) Yarn
R10: Ch2, Hdc in the third loop of each stitch, slst to first hdc.
Change to Grey Yarn
R11: Ch2, Hdc each stitch, slst to first hdc.
Change to Variegated (Rainbow) Yarn
R12: Ch2, Hdc in the third loop of each stitch, slst to first hdc.
Change to Grey Yarn
R13: Ch2, Hdc each stitch, slst to first hdc.
R14-16: Ch2, Hdc in the third loop of each stitch, slst to first hdc.
Fasten off at the end of row 16. Weave in your ends and you are all done!
This scarf will very unique depending on the colors you choose. I would love to see what colors you decide to use for your Rainbow and Rainclouds Infinity Scarf! Share your photos by tagging me @windingroadcrochet and #ourcrochetjourney on any social media.
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