Today’s pattern is the matching scarf for the Argyle Hat. This is a short scarf. It is about half the length of a standard scarf, BUT you can make this longer by just repeating the pattern (start from Row 120 and work to Row 1 so that both ends of your scarf match). Just know, that if you do repeat the pattern, you will end up with a loooong scarf (approximately 70 inches, or 178 cm). So you may need to make some adjustments.

A note on the yarn:

I used KnitPal’s New Mexico Cherry and Silver for the Hat and Scarf in #3 DK. This yarn weight will make a lightweight scarf and hat. You can use a #4 worsted yarn for a thicker project, but pay attention to the yardage! I used all 500 yards of yarn (250 cherry, 250 silver) to make a scarf and a hat.

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Yarn: 2 skeins of DK (#3) yarn, 250 yds / 228 m per skein. 

You will need 1 skein in each color you plan to use. 

Hook: H, 5 mm

Additional materials: Argyle chart (included with pattern), scissors, yarn needle.
Gauge: 14 sts / 16 rows in HDC 

Abbreviations

CH – Chain                                               
HDC – Half Double Crochet

Sizing:Adult Short Scarf measures approximately 7 x 35 inches (17.7 x 89 cm). 

This pattern is worked in multiples of 16 + 1. 

Chain 33 in color 2.  

Row 1: (in color 2) CH 2. Beginning on the first stitch of the row, HDC into every stitch of the row. 

Row 2-9: (in color 1) CH 2. HDC into every stitch of the row. 

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Includes stitch descriptions and chart.

Terminology: Standard US Crochet Terms

Argyle Pattern (Rows 10-24)

Once you complete Row 9,  you will need to refer to the chart included with this pattern to crochet the next 15 rows. You will need to work with both colors of yarn simultaneously while completing the chart, and will need to carry the yarn you are not using. 

Abbreviations for rows 10-24: 

HDCO – HDC in color 1

HDCT – HDC color 2 

Row 10: HDCT, 7 HDCO, HDCT, 7 HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCT.

Row 11: HDCO, HDCT, 5 HDCO, 3 HDCT, 5 HDCO, HDCT. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 12: 2 HDCO, HDCT, 3 HDCO, 5 HDCT, 3 HDCO, HDCT, HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 13: 3 HDCO, HDCT, HDCO, 7 HDCT, HDCO, HDCT, 2 HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 14: 4 HDCO, HDCT, HDCO, 5 HDCT, HDCO, HDCT, 3 HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 15: 3 HDCO, 3 HDCT, HDCO, 3 HDCT, HDCO, 3 HDCT, 2 HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 16: 2 HDCO, 5 HDCT, HDCO, HCDT, HDCO, 5 HDCT, HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 17: HDCO, 7 HDCT, HDCO, 7 HDCT. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 18: 2 HDCO, 5 HDCT, HDCO, HDCT, HDCO, 5 HDCT, HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 19: 3 HDCO, 3 HDCT, HDCO, 3 HDCT, HDCO, 3 HDCT, 2 HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 20: 4 HDCO, HDCT, HDCO, 5 HDCT, HDCO, HDCT, 3 HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 21: 3 HDCO, HDCT, HDCO, 7 HDCT, HDCO, HDCT, 2 HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 22:  2 HDCO, HDCT,  3 HDCO, 5 HDCT, 3 HDCO, HDCT, HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 

Row 23: HDCO, HDCT, 5 HDCO, 3 HDCT,  5 HDCO, HDCT. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCO. 
Row 24: HDCT, 7 HDCO, HDCT, 7 HDCO. Repeat 1 more time. In the last stitch of the row, HDCT.

Row 25-81: (in color 1) CH 2. HDC into every stitch of the row. 

Row 82-83 : (in color 2) CH 2. HDC into every stitch of the row. 

Row 84-87: (in color 1) CH 2. HDC into every stitch of the row. 

Row 88-91: (in color 2) CH 2. HDC into every stitch of the row. 

Row 92: (in color 1) CH 2. HDC into every stitch of the row. 

Row 93-115: (in color 2) CH 2. HDC into every stitch of the row. 

Row 115-119: (in color 1) CH 2. HDC into every stitch of the row. 

Row 120: (in color 2) CH 2. HDC into every stitch of the row. 

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Atenas Ruiz-Ramos

Crochet addict, bibliophile, and cooking enthusiast. If I'm not sleeping, I'm probably making something while reading (because why do one thing at a time, when you can do two?)

Drawing, painting, and coloring are some of my favorite things to do, so I own a ridiculous amount of art supplies & coloring books. I also enjoy making soap, and even owned a soap shop in Albuquerque for a few years.

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Someday, I will travel the world with the person I love. We will see and experience all the magic the world has to offer together, and it will be amazing.