Aesthetic Hooded Scarf
Make this Aesthetic Hooded Scarf to keep your neck and head warm during the cold winter months. This crochet scarf pattern uses all the beginner crochet stitches. The pictured step by step instructions are easy to follow, so feel free to make one in every color. Plus, it's super stylish so there is no need to sacrifice style for warmth this winter.
Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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cbrault8172 642819 1
Dec 18, 2017
Can anyone help with the instructions for edging row 7 do I slip stitch in DC then SC in rib? Pictures are confusing along with the instructions.
JaneEK
Oct 18, 2017
I really like this scarf. When my daughters were little, I nearly always opted for some sort of hooded scarf for them, but never really considered it for myself. Im finding I like hoods for myself now because its so much easier to just flip down when not needed. Dont need to worry about dropping a hat out of a coat pocket either. I have a good chunk of Caron One Pound in Ivory left from another project so I should have enough for this lovely scarf.
Lacyreif
Dec 09, 2016
I had very high hopes for this pattern, but i am finding it to be a bit confusing. The pictures add more confusion instead of helping. I love the way it looks and will have to give it a shot and modify as I go. Anyone have any tips as to what worked for them?
cbrault8172 642819 1
Dec 18, 2017
I'm having the same problem with the edging in row 7 along bottom of hood.
Tricia108
Dec 03, 2016
I am very disappointed in this hooded scarf. It is exactly what I need and yet I found the instructions very confusing. There were pictures and illustrations and I still could not follow it. Is it me? i see where other people have made it.
pjinnh 9448195
Dec 20, 2014
I enjoyed making this and the photos with the instructions were very helpful. I think I'll be making this one more than once.
berney 5744521
Feb 19, 2014
I was a fairly easy pattern to follow but I did have to reread the directions & redo a few rows/stitches to get started. Once I got that figured out it was easy & quick. I plan to try making another one with a wider scarf section.
berney 5744521
Feb 19, 2014
Not difficult to do, but I did have to concentrate on the directions & redo a few rows when I first started it. Made more sense as I went along. It turned out quite nice and I'm starting another one, hoping to make a bit wider scarf section.
jat0409 2606558
Nov 20, 2013
Like other comments, I find the directions very confusing, even with the pictures. I don't know who the "easy" is for, perhaps someone with a lot of experience? I love the look, but.....
Pixie 0732158
Nov 18, 2013
I really like this, I have printed the pattern off as I am a beginner and thought that being easy I would be ok to try it but don't understand how it is started. Please help!!!
lgblastow 8477425
Nov 14, 2013
i keep trying to get the pattern.... doesnt take you anywhere.... help i like it and need the pattern...thanks laureen
jpandmary2000 7169 261
Nov 15, 2012
I'm a beginner & I'm finding the directions & pictures confusing ....
daplumm 6036099
Sep 22, 2012
I really like it. I'm going to make one for my daughter and one for my niece. They'll love it.
VeryJoyful
Sep 22, 2012
This is a great pattern... I made one from some beautiful variegated yarn that is primarily shades of lavendar with bits of pale blue, creamy yellow, and soft greens... Like a lovely garden. Because the yarn created stripes, I decided to turn the hood so my stripes were vertical, and I didn't do the trim. I love it because I prefer hoods because they don't squash my hair like hats do. Thanks!
pineapplechucker 7 538356
Feb 16, 2012
It looks like a scarf I would love to make in a Claret.
suzinsig96 7406062
Feb 16, 2012
I made this scarf for my daughter and she loves it. She wears it all the time. I am also going to make one for her friend for a gift. It's a pretty easy pattern.
janetlu 5309875
Feb 11, 2012
I would make this scarf in the pale blue color I see in the balls of yarn in this comment section.
mlwilliamsstars 59 73261
Feb 11, 2012
I would make this scarf in some color of green. Thats my favorite color. Maybe a light jade or sea mist
Pomeranian Mom
Feb 10, 2012
I have made many of the hooded scarfs as gifts and everyone loved them. I have had many requests from friends to make more. I have them in Gold, blue, Lavender, Denim Blue and am working on a Black and White. So very easy to make, Thanks for the pattren!
dornorc 3027906
Feb 10, 2012
This is a beautiful scarf and I would do it in golden maize. thanks.
josydzyik 9136190
Feb 10, 2012
This is an awesome Pattern. So easy to change small details to create variations. Easy to read. I've made so many for gifts! Thanks
flutter61 4940512
Feb 09, 2012
This is on my to do list. I would make it in a neutral color or my favorite purple. Depends on who I am making it for.
beshanma
Feb 09, 2012
I would make this hooded scarf because it would cover my head, ears and neck better than the basket weave scarf. I would make it in Red Heart Soft White to go with everything.
Gramdmother of 6
Feb 09, 2012
I made the hooded scarf for my granddaughter who is 16 in white, she loved it!
amslam08
Feb 09, 2012
This is an awesome pattern!!! I want to make it for myself. I have not decided on a color yet, but I know it will be Vanna yarn.
notthemama
Feb 09, 2012
i LOVE THIS PATTERN AND THE COLOR AND i WOULD MAKE IT IN MY 17 FAVORITE COLORS!! THIS IS ONE PATTERN I WOULD MAKE IN A MORE EXPENSIVE YARN...LIKE ALPACA OR A BAMBOO BLEND...JUST BEAUTIFUL AND JUST FOR ME! WHICH MEANS i AM SURE I WILL NOT HAVE IT DONE UNTIL NEXT WINTER!!
donna1221w 6346467
Feb 09, 2012
REALLY pretty. I can't wait to make this. I would make it in Hobby Lobby's I LOVE THIS YARN! ivory sparkle (which is a cream with gold metallic strip).
roseb 2439060
Feb 09, 2012
I love it. I would do it in white. with a bit of silver thread worked in.
agilholm 6872824
Feb 09, 2012
I love this pattern and would make it for myself. I have some left over Vanna's Choice in Seaspray Mist, a beautiful pastel green. The yarn is very soft and warm. So, when I get the time... Just for me! Thanks for the pattern, Birdie
Crafter 7353580
Feb 09, 2012
I haven't made this yet, but I do find myself coming back and looking at it trying to decide what color yarn I want to make it in. Nice pattern. jcg1224
PamiK
Feb 09, 2012
I would make this in purple mist #303 Vanna's Choice or in a blue similar to purple mist.
Cropperhopper
Feb 09, 2012
I like this pattern, but I would change the color to either red or purple. I would use whatever color the person whom I'm crocheting for likes. I like that it was done in yellow so that you can see the details.
Kansas Gramma
Feb 09, 2012
I love the look of it from the front, but, what does the back look like?
manningc 5443783
Dec 31, 2011
my granddaughter saw the picture and asked for one for Christmas. She loves it. Now if it only gets cold enough here in south Texas for her to enjoy it.
marla1011
Dec 28, 2011
I made the Aesthetic Hooded Scarf for my mother for Christmas. It came out beautiful and she loved it. It was such a hit my sister-in-law wanted one too! Thanks for the pattern. Marla C., Yucaipa, California
editorKS
Dec 01, 2011
Hi, pilarrosa00 0326709. To access the pattern, please click on the link above that says "Click here for crochet pattern." A new window should open with the pattern on the designer's website. Once you are on the site, click the link that says "Click here" in large blue letters. The pattern is in a PDF document, so you will need Adobe Reader to open it (this is free to download). Hope this helps! --Editors of AllFreeCrochet
JennyBee1
Nov 23, 2011
@mreneeneely 5224740, If you are getting any extra, unnecessary content (such as ads) when you print, we suggest you go to the page and highlight the text, then right-click on it. You'll get a window that gives you the option to "copy." Do that, and then paste the text into a word document. You should be able print that document that way. --Editors of AllFreeCrochet
Member 2087307
Nov 21, 2011
mreneeneely 5224740 the 8 pages includes pics stitch placement & how rows, etc. should look. makes it easier for beginners.
missivy
Nov 20, 2011
I tried this and it didn't come out the way the instructions dictated instead of a scarf i have a neckwarmer something went wrong when it comes to the scarf part of the hoodie
JennyBee1
Nov 11, 2011
@pennypuddle 2774969, Once you click on the link on our site that says "click here for crochet pattern," you will be directed to the original pattern designer's site. From here, please download the PDF file by clicking on the link that says "click here." You will need to have Adobe installed on your computer if you do not already (it is free). For downloading instructions, please see our help document here: http://www.AllFreeCrochet.com/index.php/hct/How-to-Download-our-eBooks I hope this helps! --Editors of AllFreeCrochet
Freesia
Nov 09, 2011
Ok, now I'm feeling a little bad. I had no trouble downloading the pattern, and I don't even want to make it as shown. I wanted the pattern for yarn type and hook size. I plan to make it in the tunisian stitch, but with the same type of edging on the hood as shown. I didn't do anything special. I just clicked on the download link and saved it to my desk top.
same112 5752601
Nov 09, 2011
There is a link within the first download that opens a pdf file. Are you still having problems?
pennypuddle 277496 9
Nov 09, 2011
I cannot get this pattern.it keeps saying that internet explorer cannot show it
juliamarshall 4245 928
Nov 09, 2011
This pattern does not download and despite the fact that I have contacted to author, I have had NO feed back from her. I even turned off my firewall and protections but the pattern still won't download. Anyone have any suggestions.
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