The Red Heart One Skein Diamond Lace Scarf is light, lacy, sparkly, and elegant! Just one small cake of yarn creates this free pattern I designed for Yarnspirations - and there are video tutorials too!
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by Yarnspirations, all opinions are my own.
Red Heart Croquette
The Red Heart One Skein Diamond Lace Scarf is made with Red Heart Croquette yarn. You can read my review of Red Heart Croquette, and see the One Skein Diamond Lace Scarf close on Yarnspirations now!
Delicate Lace for All Season Accessorizing
This free scarf pattern is indeed quite lacy. Combined with cool the cotton yarn, this makes this scarf both elegant in looks and comfy as a favorite t-shirt!
Don't let it intimidate you though - only the most basic stitches are used. And the border is crocheted as you go!
One Skein Diamond Lace Scarf Right-Handed Video Tutorial
One Skein Diamond Lace Scarf Left-Handed Video Tutorial
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Get the Free Pattern Download for the Red Heart One Skein Diamond Lace Scarf!
CLICK HERE to go right to the pattern page! You can download the free pattern by clicking on the blue-grey stripe labeled "Download Free Pattern." Want to save it for later? Then, add it to your Ravelry Queue and Favorites!
And while you're downloading the pattern, you can order the yarn too - you'll need just 1 cake to make the Red Heart One Skein Diamond Lace Scarf - so pick up a few for holiday gifting!
I hope you enjoy making this free crochet scarf pattern! Here's a Pin for your favorite Crochet Pinterest board! But that's not all...
Looking for More?
Love crocheting scarves? I have lots to try! You can browse them all here on Moogly or search my patterns on Ravelry! Some of my favorites include:
New Moon Wrap, Hygge Cloud Super Scarf, Final Frost Scarf,
Big Fast Pocket Scarf, Cool Hand Pocket Scarf, Artfully Simple Angled Scarf,
Chevron Lace Infinity Scarf, Starstuff Cowl, and Winter Sunrise Scarf!
If this free crochet lace scarf pattern inspires you to make your own project, and you post a photo on social media, be sure to tag me @mooglyblog or #mooglyblog! I love seeing what you make!
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Carol Edwards says
I love this pattern! Thank you!
If I wanted to make a wider piece, can you tell me how many stitches are needed for the motif (X) and how many extra stitches are needed in the foundation chain (Y)?
I need to know:
Multiples of X plus Y to make it the foundation chain the desired width. Thanks!
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Carol! Thank you so much! For this pattern, it's a multiple of 10, plus 6. 🙂
Carol Edwards says
Thank you!
Angelia Johnson says
May I know what 10+ 6 means? I’m a beginner so these terms are foreign to me.
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Angelia! A stitch multiple of 10 plus 6 means that you start the pattern by chaining any multiple of 10 (eg: 20, 30, 40, 200, 5000, 10,320, etc) and then 6 more. That will give you the correct number of chains to then begin Row 1 and have the width desired. Does that make sense?
Angelia Johnson says
Ah…. Now I get it! Thank you very much! I want to make that for my mum as a gift. It looks so beautiful 🥰
Stacy says
Do you block the scarf when finished?
Tamara Kelly says
Yes, I would recommend always blocking anything lacy or filet crochet! 🙂
Roxana says
Since this yarn seems to be discontinued, do you have a recommended substitute? Thanks!!
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Roxana! I always recommend using yarnsub.com - that will give you a list of substitutes, ranked best to not as close! 🙂 It lists the closest sub as Omega Rustica Eclat but I think Scheepjes Frosted Whirl and Yarnart Flowers Moonlight would be lovely! Really, you just need a Light Fingering weight yarn. 🙂
Roxana says
Thank you so much!! Can’t wait to make this, such a beautiful pattern!