Annelise Scarf in MODE at Rowan Alpaca Haze and Cotton DK

Annelise Scarf Crochet Pattern Summary

What Is Being Made

The Annelise Scarf is a crocheted wrap-style scarf designed by Quail Studio. This intermediate-level project creates a finished rectangular scarf measuring 40cm wide by 210cm in length, making it a versatile accessory suitable for layering and styling. The design features a combination of two complementary yarns worked together to create visual interest and texture.

Yarn Materials

This pattern uses a blend of two distinct yarns held together throughout construction:

• Alpaca Haze in Capri 019 – A luxurious alpaca yarn in a cool blue tone, requiring 25 grams (4 balls of the specified weight)
• Cotton DK in Celeste 013 – A cotton yarn in a complementary shade, requiring 50 grams (9 balls of the specified weight)

Both yarns are worked as a single strand held together throughout the project, creating a blended fabric with the warmth of alpaca combined with the breathability and structure of cotton. The DK weight classification indicates these are light to medium-weight yarns suitable for drape and fluidity in a scarf design.

Crochet Hook and Tension

The pattern calls for a 5mm (US H/8) crochet hook. Working tension is established at 15 stitches and 8 rows to 10cm when measured over the pattern stitch using the specified hook and holding one strand of each yarn together. Maintaining proper tension is essential for achieving the correct finished dimensions.

Crochet Techniques and Stitches

The Annelise Scarf employs fundamental crochet techniques appropriate for an intermediate skill level:

• Double Crochet (dc) – The primary stitch used throughout the main body of the scarf, providing structure and a dense, fabric-like appearance
• Chain stitches (ch) – Used for foundation chains and spacing elements within the pattern
• Treble stitches (tr) – Incorporated into the stitch pattern, creating chain spaces that add visual texture and variation
• Edging techniques – The pattern includes an edging worked along the sides, utilizing chain spaces created by treble stitches and multiple double crochets worked into these spaces for a finished, polished edge

The pattern is written in UK crochet terminology, which uses different stitch names than US terminology. The construction begins with a foundation chain of 59 stitches, reducing to 58 stitches after the first row, and progresses through rows of patterned stitching before the edging is added to the right side.

Additional Supplies

Beyond yarn and hook, the pattern requires a stitch marker to track pattern repeats and maintain consistency throughout the rows. An additional stitch marker is listed as optional, useful for marking specific points in the design.

Pattern Format

This is a downloadable PDF digital pattern published by Mode at Rowan, offering convenient access to complete instructions for crafting the Annelise Scarf from home.