Eddy Scarf – Crochet Pattern

This amigurumi inspired scarf makes a classy accessory! The Eddy scarf is chic and elegant because of the narrow design. Some say it resembles a necktie! A very stylish one!

You’ll make this scarf using ‘Yarn under’ single crochet stitches. These stitches are tighter than normal single crochet stitches. You’ll crochet in the round, so it really resembles an amigurumi project! Crocheting in the round creates a double layered scarf which makes is extra nice and warm in the winter

The scarf is worked tip to tip in rounds. The first part you’ll increase, then you’ll make the body of the scarf and in the third part you’ll decrease.
The pattern is suitable for the advanced beginner and intermediate crocheter. You’ll make a lot of Yarn under single crochet stitches! I’ve made a photo tutorial and a few video’s to make it even easier.

Skill level: Advanced beginner

Materials needed:
Yarn
Crochet hook 5.5mm
Scissors
Yarn needle
Measuring tape

Yarn used: 1(2) skeins of Hobbii Twister XL (100g/200m, 55% Cotton, 45% Acrylic)
Light Tan (137) 100 g
Dark grey (104) 172 g

Gauge: 21 Yarn under sc x 15 rounds = 10 x 10 cm.
20 sc x 16 rounds = 10 x 10 cm.

Yardage: 200/ 344 meters

Measurements of finished shawl:
Size S: 7 x 93 cm
Size M: 7 x 158 cm