I’m trying to use up the rest of my velvet yarn stash before the new year so I’ve been making lots of simple infinity scarves to give as Christmas gifts!
I made some with Bernat Baby Velvet and the regular Bernat Velvet and I love them both! The Baby Velvet is a lighter weight yarn and is machine-washable and the regular Velvet is a heavier weight and hand-wash only.
These scarves are made with one simple stitch, called wide HDC or HDC in between the posts. It’s our favorite stitch to use because it helps keep the velvet nice and tight so that we can avoid having any loose loops get pulled up. The stitch is just like regular HDC except you are inserting your hook in between the posts of the row below. If you’ve never used this stitch before here is a video you can watch before you get started!
Materials
Bernat Baby Velvet: either 2 (3.5oz) skeins or 1 (10.5oz) skein, size H hook
or
Bernat Velvet: 1 (10.5oz) skein, size I hook
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
(A PDF of this pattern is available on Etsy.)
Pattern
Finished scarf size appx. 6 in x 55 in
Gauge: 4 in = 14 rows, 14 st
Bernat Baby Velvet: Chain 24
Bernat Velvet: Chain 20
ROW 1: Starting in the 3rd chain from the hook, half double crochet (HDC) in each chain. (HDC is YO, pull up a loop, YO, pull through all 3 loops.) When you reach the end of the chain, chain 2 and turn.
ROW 2: Insert your hook under all loops the HDC made and to the left of the stitch post (HDC in between the posts – see diagram below). Work across the row, making sure the last stitch is in-between the last post and the chain 2 turning chain. CH 2 and turn.
Repeat row 2 until the scarf reaches 55 inches or your desired length.
Note: For the Baby Velvet scarves I chose to only chain 1 at the end of each row so that the sides of my scarf would be a little bit straighter. If you’d like to chain 1 instead of 2, just be sure to make sure you still get that last stitch at the end of the row by inserting your hook in between the last stitch of the row below and the turning chain.
When you’re finished, you can either slip stitch the two ends together or use a tapestry needle to sew them together to make an infinity scarf. To slip stitch the ends together, hold the ends together evenly and insert your hook through both sets of stitches, then yarn over and pull directly through your loop.
And that’s all you need to do to make these simple infinity scarves!
The velvet yarn is so wonderfully soft and comfortable and I’m so excited to give these away as gifts!
Thank you so much for visiting our blog, I hope you enjoy making this scarf! When you’re finished please come share a picture with us on Facebook or Instagram, we’d love to see!
xo, Hannah
Simple Crochet Velvet Infinity Scarf
Materials
- Bernat Baby Velvet: either 2 (3.5oz) skeins or 1 (10.5oz) skein, size H hook
- or Bernat Velvet: 1 (10.5oz) skein, size I hook
Tools
- Tapestry Needle
- Scissors
Instructions
Finished scarf size appx. 6 in x 55 in
Gauge: 4 in = 14 rows, 14 st
Bernat Baby Velvet: Chain 24
Bernat Velvet: Chain 20
ROW 1: Starting in the 3rd chain from the hook, half double crochet (HDC) in each chain. (HDC is YO, pull up a loop, YO, pull through all 3 loops.) When you reach the end of the chain, chain 2 and turn.
ROW 2: Insert your hook under all loops the HDC made and to the left of the stitch post (HDC in between the posts - see diagram below). Work across the row, making sure the last stitch is in-between the last post and the chain 2 turning chain. CH 2 and turn.
Repeat row 2 until the scarf reaches 55 inches or your desired length.
Note: For the Baby Velvet scarves I chose to only chain 1 at the end of each row so that the sides of my scarf would be a little bit straighter. If you'd like to chain 1 instead of 2, just be sure to make sure you still get that last stitch at the end of the row by inserting your hook in between the last stitch of the row below and the turning chain.
When you're finished, you can either slip stitch the two ends together or use a tapestry needle to sew them together to make an infinity scarf. To slip stitch the ends together, hold the ends together evenly and insert your hook through both sets of stitches, then yarn over and pull directly through your loop.
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