Product Description
Havra Infinity Scarf brings the modern twist to the old classic ripples design. It’s worked back and forth in rows and whip stitched together to turn into a crochet infinity scarf. This reversible pattern is a pleasure to crochet and consists an easy and rhythmic 6-row repeat. You’ll find that the stitches used in the pattern are completely beginner friendly and the open stitch-work creates a really beaituful texture. With the length, you have many options on how you can wear this scarf. Wrap two or three times around the neck for a soft cowl or wear it in a long loop. Although the pattern is written in one size, it could be easily be made larger or smaller by adding or omitting pattern repeats.
Havra Infinity Scarf by MyCrochetory
What is Being Made
The Havra Infinity Scarf is a versatile crochet accessory designed by Sylwia Kawczyńska for MyCrochetory. This infinity scarf is constructed to be worn as a continuous loop, offering a modern and practical neckwear option. The finished design combines multiple yarn colors to create visual interest and depth in the final garment.
Craft and Construction Method
This project is created entirely using crochet techniques. The scarf is worked in rows in a back-and-forth construction method, then the edges are whip stitched together to transform the rectangular piece into an infinity scarf shape. This two-step construction approach allows crocheters to work with manageable dimensions before completing the final assembly.
Crochet Stitches Used
The Havra Infinity Scarf utilizes fundamental crochet stitches appropriate for beginner-level crafters:
- Chain stitch (ch) – Used to create the foundation and base structure of the scarf
- Double crochet (dc) – The primary stitch that forms the body of the scarf
- Back loop only double crochet (BLdc) – Creates textural variation by working into only the back loop of stitches
- Double crochet 2 together (dc2tog) – A decrease stitch that combines two stitches into one, created by working yarn over, inserting the hook into the indicated stitch, drawing up a loop, yarning over, pulling through two loops, and repeating before completing the final pull-through
- Slip stitch (sl st) – Used for joining and finishing
Yarn and Materials
The Havra Infinity Scarf is crafted using DROPS Nord yarn, a premium blend combining multiple natural and synthetic fibers. The yarn composition includes 50% cotton, 45% alpaca, 30% polyamide, 25% wool, and 5% other materials, creating a soft and durable fabric suitable for close-to-skin wear.
The scarf requires five main color skeins of DROPS Nord (50g = 170 meters each), with 35 grams each of the following colors:
- Yarn B – Golden Rod (colorway 18)
- Yarn C – Rust (colorway 11)
- Yarn D – Plum (colorway 17)
- Yarn E – Lemongrass (colorway 10)
- Yarn F – Forest Green (colorway 19)
An additional skein of contrasting color yarn is required for the whip stitch assembly. The pattern accommodates different finished sizes and yardage requirements depending on desired dimensions.
Yarn Weight and Difficulty Level
This project uses 4-ply yarn weight, which provides a balanced thickness ideal for creating drape and wearability. The Havra Infinity Scarf is classified as a beginner-level crochet project, making it accessible to those new to crochet while still offering opportunities to practice fundamental techniques and color work.
Pattern Format
The Havra Infinity Scarf pattern is provided as a downloadable PDF document containing complete instructions, materials lists, and stitch abbreviations using US crochet terminology. The pattern spans multiple pages and includes detailed notes on construction methods and special techniques.
Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | 4 Ply |
| Pages: | 4 |
| Designer: | MyCrochetory |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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