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Crochet Pattern | Crochet Ribbed Scarf | Anchorage Scarf

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Woman  in a hand crocheted ribbed rust orange sweater and beige handmade ribbed crochet scarf stands with hands on hips against a plain beige wall.

Introducing the Anchorage Scarf crochet pattern—a beautiful undulating ribbed crochet scarf.


Get The Crochet Scarf Pattern

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  • A beige handmade crochet ribbed scarf folded and laying on a tan leather chair.
  • Up close detail of the ribbing on a beige handmade crochet scarf draped over a tan leather chair with green plant leaves in the background.

The Design—Crochet Ribbed Scarf Pattern

Bring understated luxury to chilly days with the Anchorage Scarf crochet pattern. This crochet scarf features a plush and dimensional ribbed texture that gives it a polished knit-like appearance. Its neutral style makes this piece timeless and sophisticated and an outdoor closet staple you'll be reaching for year after year. Effortlessly elevate your winter wardrobe and start crocheting your own cold-weather accessory with this beginner-friendly crochet pattern.


Beige handmade ribbed crochet scarf draped over a tan leather chair with lush green plant leaves in the background..

Fit + Sizing

The Anchorage Scarf comes in one size—80" (203 cm) long x 7.5" (19 cm) wide


Skill Level

Beginner


Materials

Category 4 aran weight yarn or category 5 light bulky weight yarn in the amount of:

  • 613 yds (560 m)


Yardage noted includes additional 5% for swatching and errors.


Other materials you'll need:

  • I-9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook

  • tapestry needle

  • scissors

  • stitch markers (optional)


Gauge

16 sts x 16 rows = 4" square


Close-up of a woman in a handmade beige crocheted ribbed scarf and handmade crochet rust orange ribbed sweater against a plain light beige background.

Yarn and Yarn Substitutions

A 100% merino wool is suggested, but any fiber would work well for this scarf depending on the look and feel you're going for. The yarn used for my sample is WeCrochet Swish Bulky with a wpi of 7 and consisting of 100% fine superwash merino wool.


Any yarn weight could be substituted, and the pattern could be altered. Some beautiful substitution suggestions include:



You can also use yarnsub.com to find additional substitutes.


Required Skills

  • working flat

  • gauging

  • blocking

  • basic sts and st combos

  • slip stitch crochet

  • st anatomy

  • loop recognition (front, back, and/or 3rd)

  • understanding of asterisks, parentheses, and/or brackets

  • experience reading a written pattern


Shop + Make

The pattern is available in my pattern shop or on Ravelry, LoveCrafts, WeCrochet (coming soon), or Etsy.


I'd love to see how your projects turn out and support your maker journey, so don't forget to tag me on your photos @thecozyknot and use the hashtags #thecozyknot and #anchoragescarf in your post captions so I don't miss your makes and can share them with my community.


Copyright

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Pinterest pin of a woman in a handmade crocheted rust orange ribbed sweater wearing a handmade crocheted beige ribbed scarf; webpage shows www.thecozyknot.com and Crochet Ribbed Scarf.

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