Funky Brick Crochet Scarf Pattern

By: Elizabeth Ham from freewebs.com/bethintx

Get ready for fall with this Funky Brick Crochet Scarf Pattern. Learn how to crochet a scarf that can be for both you and your husband! Use cool, earthy-colored yarn for him and bright, modern-colored yarn for yourself so you can each have one of these funky scarves to suit your personalities. The pattern itself is really unique and makes a crochet scarf that measures about 7 inches wide and 60 inches long.

Click here for crochet pattern

Easy

Crochet HookK/10.5 or 6.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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princess6860504

Nov 30, 2018

I too, have experience with this beautiful yarn. Yes, it can be a bit challenging to work with in the beginning. But you will get the hang of it soon enough. The way the colors flow seamlessly is what I appreciate the most, for the visual appeal it creates. Yarn choice is everything!

Hippie Chick

Dec 01, 2017

I have used this yarn before, but only in a different color. It is one of those yarns that can be difficult to work with at time depending on the stitch you are using. This yarn also creates a very interesting textured look as some of the areas are thicker than others. This is not a flaw in the yarn. It is supposed to look like that.

JaneEK

Aug 19, 2017

This is a deceptively simple pattern that consists of only chains, single crochet and double crochet. The designer provides clear instructions but no photos or instructional video. However, there is a very nice chart which gives the crafter just as much information as a photo would. If you want to learn to read a chart, this is a great pattern to start with.

yarnlife

Dec 03, 2016

When making this scarf, I found it best to go with a K hook if you are wanting a thinner scarf, and a smaller hook for the thicker scarf, add a few rows with the smaller hook if you need it to be longer. The pattern fails to tell the reader when to turn, make sure to do so after each row.

sbennett0313 96056 36

Oct 19, 2016

The pattern page will not open. I would love to try this pattern.

AFC Editor Julia

Oct 20, 2016

Hi sbennett, I just double checked the "Click here for crochet pattern" link above and it works, taking me to the blogger's website where the pattern text is found. Thanks so much! Julia, editor for AllFreeCrochet

sbennett0313 96056 36

Oct 20, 2016

All the others will open, but this one still says site can not be reached. ( I will try on my tablet later, as my phone says the same thing. weird. lol

sbennett0313 96056 36

Oct 20, 2016

I got this to work! Thanks so much.

joannedeleon 18180 05

Jan 03, 2016

I love this pattern and it's so easy to do! I completed this in one day.

Paulacc

Dec 09, 2014

I worked this up with a K hook as suggested. I used a different yarn, Patton's Classic Wool (worsted, 4). It worked up quickly and is very pretty.

bobbylonardo 50143 99

Jul 03, 2014

I'm confused by the hook requirement. Above says "H" as well as "K" - which is it? There's a big difference and the finished size will vary greatly depending on the hook. The designers info says "K" and that it measures 7 inches. I started with an "H" and it's coming out about 7 inches so a "K" hook would make it quite a bit wider.