Cecily Scarf – Crochet pattern

Original price was: € 5,47.Current price is: € 4,38.

You’ll receive one PDF in US terms.

The Cecily Scarf is a modern crochet scarf featuring the beautiful herringbone half double crochet stitch, creating subtle texture and a lovely drape.

The scarf is worked from tip to tip. You’ll start by increasing until the scarf reaches its full width, then continue through the body section with an easy, repeating stitch pattern that is rhythmic and relaxing to crochet. To finish, you’ll decrease towards the opposite tip, creating a beautifully balanced shape with a graceful drape.

Choose between a striped or uni-coloured version. Both versions are included in the pattern, so you can create the look you love.

The pattern includes

  • Instructions for both the striped and uni-coloured versions
  • A crochet chart
  • Step-by-step instruction photos
  • A detailed explanation of the herringbone half double crochet (herringbone hdc) stitch
  • Three length options: Short, Medium and Long
  • Instructions to easily adjust the length to your preference
  • Clear, detailed written instructions
  • US crochet terminology

The Cecily Scarf is a relaxing project with a satisfying, repetitive stitch pattern and a beautiful finished shape. Make it in a single colour for a timeless, elegant accessory, or add contrasting stripes for a more playful look.

This is a digital crochet pattern. No physical item will be shipped.

Happy crocheting! 🤍

Skill level: Advanced beginner/Intermediate

Materials needed:

  • Yarn
  • Crochet hook 4 mm
  • Scissors
  • Yarn needle
  • 2 Stitch markers

Yarn used:
Hobbii Highland Wool (100% wool, 50g/175m-191 yds)

Gauge:
Hobbii Highland Wool 20 Hhdc over 18 rows = 10×10 cm

Finished measurements:

  • Short ochre version: 95 cm x 9.5 cm at widest point. 142 rows

  • Medium striped version: 141 cm x 9.5 cm at widest point. 162 rows

  • Long pink version: 155 cm x 9.5 cm at widest point. 266 rows

Original price was: € 5,47.Current price is: € 4,38.

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