The Madeline Triangle Scarf Pattern
This triangle scarf pattern was made with the idea of simplicity in mind. I love a one skein project with repetitive stitches and a triangle scarf was on my mind. I also love the look of moss stitch (aka linen stitch or grit stitch)! Once you get through the first two rounds, this project repeats the same steps until you're done! The Madeline Triangle Scarf is a beginner level pattern! Check out the video at the end for a tutorial if reading patterns isn't your favorite! One issue I've had with triangle scarves is having the ends come undone. This one is wide enough so it doesn't come undone and adding tassels makes it even better!
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Materials needed
Yarn
1 cake of Lion Brand Mandala Yarn or equivalent. Approximately 590 yards of any size 3 yarn. You can also make this with worsted (size 4) weight for a thicker and more dense scarf! You’ll want to go up a hook size or two if you use thicker yarn.
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Crochet Hook
US J10/6.00 mm – Click here to find hooks!
Gauge
Gauge isn’t as important with this scarf. If you want bigger holes, go up a hook size! 🙂
Stitch Abbreviations
Ch – chain
St – Stitch
Sts – Stitches
Sc – Single crochet
Dc – Double crochet
Pattern
Row 1
Ch 4 and sl st to starting chain to form a ring and Ch 3
Sc 1, ch 1, (sc 1, ch 2, sc 1), ch 1, sc 1, ch 1, dc 1 into the ring – stitches in () are your corner stitches. [This is moss stitch. Your sides will have 2 sc with a chain 1 between and your corner will also have 2 sc but with 2 chains in between.]
Row 2
Ch 3 and turn your work, Sc in first ch 1 space, Ch 1,
Sc in next ch 1 space, ch 1, (sc, ch 2, sc) in ch 2 sp. [You’ll always sc in each ch 1 space from the previous row unless you’re in the corner.]
Ch 1, Sc in next ch 1 space, ch 1, sc in last ch 1 space, ch 1, dc in same space as the previous sc
Row 3 and beyond!
Each row is the same until you reach the end of your yarn or until your scarf is the desired size! (Mine ended with 71 total rows)
Ch 3 and turn
Sc in first ch 1 space
Ch 1
Sc and ch 1 in each ch 1 space along edge until you get to your corner
(Sc, ch 2, sc) in ch 2 space from last round – corner
Ch 1
Sc and ch 1 in each ch 1 space along edge until you reach the ch 3 space from the last round. (Last space)
(Sc, ch 1, dc) in last space
Bind off and weave in the ends.
If you have enough left, make some tassels!
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