Crochet Hooded Scarf Pattern

At the simplest, making a hooded scarf consists of three steps. Making two rectangles, folding them in half, and sewing them together. The one pictured I added a liner by doing two hoodies, one smaller than the other to give it a bit more warmth for an Alaskan winter.

Materials

If you want this w/o the liner, a single skein of Homespun Thick and Quick is all that you need along with a 11.5mm hook. The liner was made with one skein of Bernat Pipsqueak and 8mm hook.

Stitch

Any stitch works for this pattern. Because I was using bulky yarn where the stitch was hard to see, I did a double crochet stitch for all of the rectangles, working underneath each stitch in the big hole between the DC’s.

To double crochet between stitches, the crochet hook will be inserted in the space between the stitches, as indicated in the picture below. It’s the hole visible at the tip of my thumb. This is much easier since with this yarn the top of the stitch is invisible.

Yarn over and insert hook between stitches. Pull up loop between stitches.

Yarn over and pull through two loops. Yarn over again, and pull through remaining two loops. Picture shows completed double crochet between stitches.

Pattern

Dimensions

The scarf is about 37″ long. Make it longer or shorter as you see fit.

Shown is the length of the hoodie and scarf together.

The hoodie is 11″ tall, so when you make it’s rectangle it should be about 22″ long.

The hoodie rectangle is 9″ deep. The wider this is the deeper your hoodie will be.

The white linter was made to be just a bit shorter than the outside. For me that was 8″, and 12 chains.

Rectangles patterns

Scarf

Chain 12. Skip the first two chains and DC 10 across. Ch 2. Turn. * Repeat for 31 rows.

Hoodie

Chain 31 + 2, Skip the first two chains and DC 31 across. Ch 2. Turn. * Repeat for 7 rows.

White Liner (Optional)

Chain 12 + 2, Skip the first two chains and DC 12 across. Ch 2. Turn. * Repeat for 25 rows.

Really any stitch will work, you just need rectangles!

Sewing things together

If doing a liner, use thread and first sew the liner into the hoodie.

Fold the hoodie in half. The ends of the rectangle sew on the top of the scarf.

Sew down the back of it. I used the long tail from the liner to sew up the back. I used a blanket stitch to sew it close.

Use a blanket stitch to stitch the hoodie onto the center of the scarf. I used a blanket stitch here too.

 

Done!