Product Description
The Tubular Trifecta Infinity Scarf is the perfect Fall and Winter transition piece that you need in your wardrobe! It's made from light and airy fingering weight yarn which provides excellent drape and luscious squish.
This is a written pattern using US crochet terminology. The pattern gives instructions to create this one-size-fits-all infinity scarf using 3 different colours of fingering weight yarn. 450 yards of each colour is required for a total of 1,350 yards.
The approximate finished dimensions after blocking are 38"x 7" (laid flat), 76" around, making it long enough to comfortably wear wrapped twice loosely or three times for a tighter, cowl-like fit.
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The Tubular Trifecta Infinity Scarf by Colleen Webster
What is Being Made
The Tubular Trifecta Infinity Scarf is a crocheted infinity scarf designed to showcase three coordinating yarn colorways in a single wearable piece. This intermediate-level project creates a tubular construction that forms a continuous loop, eliminating the need for traditional seaming methods. The finished scarf measures 38 inches by 7 inches after blocking, with a circumference of 76 inches, making it an elegant accessory suitable for layering or draping.
Techniques Used
This pattern employs a specialized two-round repeat construction that is worked in continuous rounds with turning after each round. This methodical approach maintains a straight, clean seam throughout the project, which is essential for achieving the polished appearance of a tubular design. The pattern utilizes the back bumps of the foundation chain as a starting point, a technique that requires familiarity with identifying and working into this specific part of the chain stitch. The scarf is worked before blocking to dimensions of 32.5 inches by 7.5 inches with a 65-inch circumference, then finished blocking expands it to the final measurements.
Stitches and Construction Methods
The primary stitches featured in this pattern include:
- Chain Stitch (Ch) – Used to establish the foundation of the project
- Half Double Crochet (HDC) – The main stitch that creates the pattern texture and structure
- Slip Stitch (Sl St) – Used for joining and securing stitches throughout the construction
The pattern stitch is worked in a two-round repeat format, with turning required after each round to maintain the tubular structure and ensure even seaming. Finishing involves whip stitch seaming, a traditional method for joining crocheted pieces with an invisible seam.
Materials and Yarn Specifications
This project requires a G hook (4mm) or an appropriate size to obtain the specified gauge. The pattern calls for 1,350 yards of fingering weight yarn, which differs from the product attribute listing of 4-ply yarn weight—the PDF specifies fingering weight as the actual requirement. The designer, Colleen Webster, used three skeins of Kenyarn Cirrus Fingering yarn in the colorways Paddle, Canoe Trip, and Golden Hour, with each skein providing 450 yards. Additional materials include a measuring tape and a yarn needle for weaving in ends after completion.
Gauge and Sizing
The pattern is designed to achieve a gauge of 20 stitches by 14 rows in the pattern stitch over 4 inches before blocking. Obtaining accurate gauge is essential for achieving the intended finished dimensions and ensuring the scarf drapes properly when worn.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | 4 Ply |
| Pages: | 5 |
| Designer: | Colleen Webster |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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