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Chevron Lace Infinity Scarf

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The Chevron Lace Infinity Scarf is the latest addition to my Chevron Lace series of patterns – which includes the Chevron Lace Wrap, and Chevron Lace Fingerless Mitts! The mitts are made with a great DK weight yarn – but there was lots left over. Enough to make the Chevron Lace Infinity Scarf! UPDATE: I’ve had the pattern tech edited, I’m sorry for all the initial trouble – it should be smooth sailing from here on out!

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The Chevron Lace Infinity Scarf is on the shorter side as written – it’s a stash buster! Just long enough to wrap once, it’s easy enough to lengthen – or shorten – just add or subtract rows to your heart’s content. It’s alllllll good.

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Chevron Lace Infinity Scarf

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Chevron Lace Infinity Scarf - free #crochet pattern on Mooglyblog.com!Row 1: FSC 41; turn. (41)

Alternate Row 1: Ch 42, sc in 2nd ch from hook and each ch to end; turn. (41)

Row 2: Ch 4 (counts as dc and ch 1), dc in 1st st, *(ch 1, skip 1, dc in next st) 3 times, ch 1, skip 1, wide dc2tog, (ch 1, skip 1, dc in the next st) 3 times, ch 1, skip 1**, (dc, ch 3, dc) in next st; repeat from * to ** then (dc, ch 1, dc) in last st; turn. (20 sts and 21 ch)

Row 3: Ch 4, dc in 1st st, dc in next ch sp, *(dc in next st, dc in next ch sp) twice, wide dc2tog, (dc in next ch sp, dc in next st) 3 times**, (dc 2, ch 3, dc 2) in ch-3 sp, dc in next st, dc in next ch sp; repeat from * to ** then dc in last ch sp, (dc, ch 1, dc) in last st; turn. (36 sts and 5 ch)

Row 4: Ch 4 (counts as dc and ch 1), dc in 1st st, *(ch 1, skip 1, dc in next st) 3 times, ch 1, skip 1, wide dc2tog, (ch 1, skip 1, dc in the next st) 3 times, ch 1**, (dc, ch 3, dc) in ch-3 sp; repeat from * to ** then (dc, ch 1, dc) in last st; turn. (20 sts and 21 ch)

Row 5 – 90: Repeat Rows 3 – 4.

Row 91: Ch 1, sc in each st and ch sp. (41 sts) Break yarn leaving an 18″ tail. Block if desired, then whip stitch ends of scarf together – or leave it straight, it’s up to you!

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And that’s it for the Chevron Lace Infinity Scarf… for now anyway! Are there other patterns you’d like to see added to this series? Let me know in the comments!

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  2. 5

    I love this!! I plan to make a rainbow one for a friend for Christmas. I would love to see a hat of some sort added to the mix… With the fingerless gloves and scarf/wrap, I can just imagine what a beautiful set it’d be!

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  5. 11

    Love the look of this so much that I put my other project down and started this one! Thank you!

    But I need a bit of help, please. In order for Row 3 to come out properly I have 38 stitches and 5 chains not 36 stiches. I have worked the row several times and I am wondering if I am doing something wrong. I even drew out the directions to see where I might be off. Any suggestions?

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  6. 13

    Hi there! I LOVE this pattern, but seem to be stuck on row 3. It’s probably something I’m missing, but I’ve redone the row twice and keep getting stumped. I seem to be getting stuck at the repeat from * to **. It seems if I work this repeat I run out of stitches before I can finish. The wide dc2tog on the repeat seems to not align with the previous row. I’ve backtracked my work on row 3 and everything seems correct until that repeat. I’m sure it’s something I’m missing, but I can’t figure it out. Thanks so much!

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  7. 15

    Then on row 4 it says “Ch 4 (counts as dc and ch 1), dc in 1st st, *(ch 1, skip 1, dc in next st) 3 times, ch 1, skip 1, wide dc2tog, (ch 1, skip 1, dc in the next st) 3 times, ch 1, skip 1” but the problem is when I get to the last part “ch 1, skip 1” there is no space to skip because the last double was in the last dc space.

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  8. 17

    Also, (sorry for all these comments but I”m trying to make sure I work this right) on round 4 should it have been dc 2, ch 3, dc 2 for the middle because in round 5 I seem to be a stitch short in imitating round 3.

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  10. 19

    Ohh I really want to make this and am trying I am just not very good at reading patterns I wish there were a few pictures or a video but it’s a great looking project anyways.

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  11. 21

    I am starting to making this scarf as a Christmas Present as I leave this message can’t wait to finish it.

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  12. 22

    Row 3 does not work out correctly with the chain 3 spaces. After you turn your work from row 2, the pattern seems backwards for row 3.

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  13. 24

    Thank you for all of the lovely patterns! When the description says that the scarf is 58″ long does that mean before it is connected into a loop or after? Thanks!

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  17. 32

    just stumbled upon your site trying to locate some late xmas gift patterns, stunning work! made up I found you xx

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  18. 34

    Hi! I love your patterns and am so excited for this scarf as I love Chevron patterns. I am having a little trouble with the directions though on row three. When you go through the pattern the second time around, when you start down from the peak, the first parenthesis says (dc in next ch sp, dc in next st) 3 times. If you skip the first dc after the peak, then the stitches don’t work out right for the wide dc2tog. In the chart you have, it goes in the next dc and works out right. I don’t know if you need to redo that row in the directions or what, but I noticed that someone else was having trouble with that row as well and just wanted to let you know what I saw. I love this pattern and can’t wait to finish my scarf 🙂 Thank you for all of your patterns! they are just lovely 🙂

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  19. 36

    I also love your patterns! But, I’m having a heck of a time with this one. I’m like everyone else, my problems begin at row 3. Ihave redone it 4 times and it doesn’t work out. I have looked at the chart. I have crocheted from the chart and it doesn’t work out. Please help us! Thanks.

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  20. 43

    It would be even great if we make chevron arm-warmers too 🙂 We can have an awesome set of crochet CHEVRON series 😛
    Thanks

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  22. 46

    I figured out the mistakes I was making and by just using the chart it is working up beautiful and pretty quickly! Initially, I misread something which only said ch1 sk1, then do the wide dc. I was putting an extra dc in there. LOL. Then, I think what was getting me were the two “extra” stitches on the end that you start your row out on. But once I got it I was golden! Thanks so much for the pattern!

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    • 47

      Whew, glad it clicked for you Kat! Chevron patterns are so fun, but they are a bear to put into words – charts are always so much easier!

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  23. 48

    Love this pattern! I am a self taught crocheter, how can i shorten the width, is thst even possible?! Thanks so much. Keep posting these great patterns!

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    • 49

      Thank you Gina! To shorten the width of this pattern you’d omit 11 sts – the repeat – and just go to the end of the row. You’d have just the one “point” then.

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  24. 50

    Hi Tamara, would you consider doing videos of your patterns, I love them but I have trouble reading patterns, I do so much better at videos, I would love it!
    Mary

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      • 55

        I can’t wait! I’m making the scarf, and it has turned out so lovely, I went and bought another skein of the same yarn to make a hat with! I love your patterns!

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  28. 62

    I was searching for a chevron or zigzag scarf pattern and ran across this one of yours. I have been attempting to do a pattern that I already have and just cannot get it to work. Time to try a different one. Thanks so much.

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  29. 64

    This cowl is addicting to crochet! I’m making it with a lovely skein of KP’s Diadem – Argent, that was gifted to me. This beautiful silvery-grey isn’t too flattering for me to wear, so this lovely cowl will be going to a loved one as a gift. I love your patterns! Keep ’em coming. 😉

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  30. 65

    Absolutely gorgeous pattern! Simple enough to memorize, but interesting enough to keep my attention and worked up quick. Beautiful!!

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  31. 67

    This is a lovely pattern thank you. I’ve almost completed my first scarf. I used a 400m ball of double knit, so I will have a fair bit left on the skein. It would be enough to make a chevron beanie to match if you felt inclined to design one to complete the set 🙂

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  32. 69

    I want badly to make this beautiful scarf! But I’ve been trying to get past 4 rows and it’s just not working out for me. I don’t know what keeps happening but I end up short and just wind up pulling out row 3 and 4 over and over. I check and double check, my stitches are correct and I haven’t missed anything. Even following the chart. The way it is written just seems to be a bit confusing. Just can’t get row 4 finished with the right count :/

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    • 70

      I’m sorry you’re having trouble Christina, I’ve had it tech edited and made both the chart and video tutorial, I’m not sure what else I can do without being there in person.

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  33. 71

    Hi, first, thank you for your wonderful pattern; i love the scarf! I have watched your video and read the pattern and chart but they differ. In the pattern, you state we are to repeat rows 3 and 4 throughout but in your video, you state we are to repeats row 2 and 3 throughout so I am confused at which is correct. Also, if the video is correct and it is rows 2 and 3 that repeat, does that make row 4 obsolete? Thank you for your response in advance, Kim

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    • 72

      You’re welcome! 2 and 4 are really the same, it’s just that 2 is worked into the sc row, while is worked into a dc row, well into the pattern.

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  34. 73

    Love all your patterns. For some reason I am just coming across this one, and its another keeper. Going to make a few Christmas gifts and this will be one of them.
    Thanks Tamara, for sharing your talents with us!!

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  35. 75

    I just made this for my 10 yo daughter and it turned out beautifully. I’m about to do another for a family friend. Hopefully it’s done before Christmas! 😉

    Thanks for the pattern!

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  36. 77

    Thank you for the lovely pattern! I have to admit I’m confused, however- I don’t understand what a wide double crochet is or how to do it. Google isn’t being very helpful and I’m so lost. Thanks!

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    • 78

      Hi Samantha! It’s a special stitch, defined in the notes at the beginning of the pattern. 🙂

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  38. 80

    Hello!
    Love your site! Any idea how this and the Snow Drops Reversible Cowl would work up in a Worsted weight yarn? I have some Vanna’s Choice to use up but not sure if the end result would be too “stiff”

    Thanks!

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  39. 82

    Hi Tamara.

    Can I just firstly say a big THANK YOU for setting up this blog. I am a fairly new crocheter and very unsure of myself. This was the second blog I found that was all about crochet and I have been a fan ever since, it is joint favourite. I am disabled and don’t go out very often so your site and the fantastic patterns have helped keep me sane.

    I was wondering if there was one of your famous hats to match the chevron set, I have seen the gloves, the scarf andcthe wrap but I can’t find the hat which would be unusual for you not to create one. Could you please let me know where I can find it.

    Yours in faithfully and loyaly

    Louise Edwards xxx

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    • 83

      Thank you Louise! I’m so glad to hear it!

      I’m afraid there is not a hat for this set – at least not yet! 🙂 Perhaps in the future!

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  40. 84

    Hi! Trying out this pattern for the first time. A little problem I had with Row 3, When it says ” *(dc in next st, dc in next ch sp) twice ” It doesn’t add up to do the wide 2dctog then. I realized I needed to do 1 dc in ch, 1 dc in next st, one more time. The graph helped me solve this problem. But my recommendation is to add “more” after saying twice so “(dc in next st, dc in next ch sp) twice more.” Because I believe you need to do this 3 times total. I like the pattern and your blog! I also live in Iowa and looking to set up a crochet business. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  41. 86

    I’m fairly new at crocheting, so could I start with a normal chain instead of the chain less foundation? I don’t know how to do it. Beautiful pattern by the way!

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