Forever 21 Knockoff Scarf Crochet Pattern
This Forever 21 Knockoff Scarf is a great accessory to add to your wardrobe. With some simple crochet techniques, you can create this infinity scarf pattern in no time. This scarf makes a great gift and no one will believe you made it yourself. An infinity scarf crochet pattern is a great alternative to traditional designs and is super trendy to wear. Give one as a gift during the holiday season or save it for yourself and wear it during the cold winter months. It's warm, toasty and so fun to make.
Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Materials List
- 1 skein of Caron Simply Soft Berry Blue
- J crochet hook
Notes:
- The beginning ch-4 always counts as the first stitch.
- The stitch marker isn't actually necessary, but putting that in the pattern makes it a little easier to explain.
Instructions:
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Ch 36.
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R1: Place stitch marker in 6th ch from hk. Tr into next 2 ch. Dc into ch with marker. Remove marker. *Sk 1 ch (from the second tr). Tr into next 2 ch. Dc into the skipped ch. Repeat from * 8 more times (only one ch is left unworked). Tr into last ch.
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R2: Ch 4, turn. *Sk next st. Tr in next 2 sts. Dc in skipped st. Repeat from * 9 more times. Tr into last st.
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Repeat R2 as desired.
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Note: To make the scarf wider or narrower, add or subtract chains in your starting chain in multiples of 3.
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princess6860504
Jan 08, 2017
Neat head-wrap pattern! I don't wear these very often because I have really short hair and I always think a head-wrap would dwarf my hair/head. But this knock-off forever 21 head-wrap is no so big and bulky, and I am liking that a lot! The Caron Simply Soft yarns are among my favorites to use. My preference would be a deep teal.
Chyrie
Oct 18, 2014
Am I doing something wrong..according to your instructions you chain 36.. row 1 says repeat 8 more times but I had to do 9 more times and Row 2 i ended up doing 10 clusters..so If your instructions are correct wouldn't you chain 33 to get the results in your pattern..
SKS4802
Oct 11, 2014
There haven't been any comments for awhile, but I just found this pattern and wanted to say how much I enjoy it -- it is very easy to use once you learn it, and just moves along quickly. I just finished a cowl using this pattern that turned out to be quite beautiful, in a deep red. I did cut the number of crossed clusters back to eight on each row, as this is for a smaller person, and it worked out perfectly. The best thing is: no loose ends to work in! I left one long tail at the beginning, and used that to sew the ends of the scarf together to make the cowl...done and done! THANKS SO MUCH for this great pattern!
janetcaulfeild 342 6754
Jun 04, 2014
I am not comment on any of your patterns. I would like to comment though on "From The Web". I copied a couple of patterns & "From The Web took a page all by itself. This is a waste of paper for me even though I will look for an opportunity to use the other side. The next pattern "From The Web" took half a page after copying the pattern. I do not wish this stuff attached to my patterns, so I will have to cut that information off. It is a nuisance & it is annoying. Thank you. Janet CAulfeild
Melissa Ryan
Jun 05, 2014
Hi Janetcaufeild--Thanks for your comment...and we understand your concern. One way around this is to copy and paste the pattern into a word document and print it from word. Hope that helps!
roachmjo 2362311
Jun 02, 2014
I don't recognize some of your abbreviations. TR? HK? How about a chart to interpret?
Melissa Ryan
Jun 02, 2014
Hi Roachmjo--Thanks for your comment. Here are some interpretations that may help you: TR--triple crochet HK--hook DC--double crochet Hope that helps! --FaveCrafts Editor
may261 0474559
May 01, 2014
I am working on it right now and Love it. I wanted to use a lite yarn and found the first row a twisted mess so I used 2 strands for chain to stabilize then on to the pattern and it works up nice.
LMamaBear
Apr 09, 2014
Thanks for sharing the video and written pattern for this scarf. Could you please clarify if the 'plus 2' stitches are required? You indicate a multiple of 3 plus 2 in the written instructions but only chain a multiple of 3 in the video. Thanks!
Melissa Ryan
Apr 09, 2014
Hi LMamaBear--Thanks for your comment, and for pointing out that slight error. We went back to the original pattern and found the mistake. We've corrected and edited the instructions above. Hope that helps! --FaveCrafts Editor
pokey2910 1322486
Feb 27, 2014
How many chain do you start off with? You said you make 10 repeats...I understard that but I just don't understand how many chains to start out with. It's a beautiful scarf. I would love to make it for my granddaughters. Help please?
pokey2910 1322486
Feb 27, 2014
I would love to make this scarf for my grandaughters. It's very pretty but I don't know how many chains to start with. I know you said you repeat the pattern 10 times but how many chains do I start with? I would appreciate your help. Thank you.
cmrudowske 5766178
Nov 08, 2013
I'm looking forward to trying this! When I first read through, I could not picture how the twistover would stay lined up, so the video was super helpful.
kruegerjoyce 08046 04
Sep 09, 2013
In your directions for the Forever 21 scarf, you have chain in multiples of 3 plus 2. In the video, you chained on 15, where are the 2 chains? Beautiful scarf, thanks.
ksaugustsson
Aug 30, 2013
Wow! I'm a relatively newbie learner of crochet & wanting to make an infinity scarf. I really like this pattern & it will give me the opportunity to practice with the treble crochet stitch! Thank you for sharing your pattern, I can't wait to pick my yarn & get started this weekend.
Bev Stull
Jun 19, 2013
I love it. I will be making this. Your are a very good teacher and good clear instructions. Thank you Bev in Ohio
Bev Stull
Jun 19, 2013
I loved you scarf. But you were to fast and out of the Cameras Sight most of the time. You are a very good teacher. But you did not take the time to show how to make the TC stitch,or how to insert the hook right. I will make the scarf, I really like it. Please don't be mad at me for telling you this. Thanks Bev in Ohio
robinraelacount 24 24035
Feb 09, 2013
I get compliments every time I wear this scarf, it's a great pattern.
bickfordbeachbum 4 930350
Jan 13, 2013
I love the scarf and video. How many starting chains are required for 10 patterns. In video you used 15 for 3 patterns but said you would need 33 for 9 patterns. For 10 patterns is it 30 plus 10 or 20. Thx
annie1970
Jan 13, 2013
Made this for my 14 year old daughter and she loved it! Now my 13 year old daughter has asked for one. I will be starting it today. Thank you for the pattern. Can't wait to see more of your patterns.
kricket612 5987881
Jan 12, 2013
I have made 4 of these scarves in the last couple of days. Love this pattern! Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to more of your patterns.
jodiann1123 904515 2
Jan 04, 2013
Can't wait to try this scarf pattern. I'm a fairly novice crocheter, but your video helps so much. Please continue to share....I'm so grateful!
cocosangels 998348 5
Jan 03, 2013
Love, Love, this pattern and how complicated it looks, however, you made it look so easy, I am going to start mine today as a gift for my daughter-in-law to be for her birthday on Sunday January 6...I like the versatility to make it as wide as one would like. Great job explaining it, hope you make tons of videos. CocoAngel
hooked6812
Jan 03, 2013
Great video tutorial. I'm a seasoned crocheter, so one run and I'm off! I have made some other infinity scarves of my own but I love the lacy look this has. Looks like it will work up quickly too. Thanks for posting it.
astrojetson1 31396 19
Dec 29, 2012
Love this! Thank you so much for having the video to go along with this pattern. It is unbelievably helpful to be able to actually see it! I wish more patterns had this! Love it, love it , love it!
judyg26 4379523
Dec 25, 2012
I recently heard rumors of an 'infinity' scarf and love this pattern, but I have a question. The purple displayed scarf, looks like it has about 10 pattern repeats in a row and about 40 rows and then joined. But the finished blue scarf in the background in the video appears to be in the 'round' as the top edge of the scarf looks like an end row and it appears to be thicker as you held it up. It appears to be a tube instead of the purple one being a 'normal' scarf that was jointed together at the beginning chain and end ending chain row. The blue one also looks like it might be about 20 rows long. Just the way it was folded before you began it appears to be in the round. Is there a round pattern? Since I haven't actually 'seen' an infinity scarf, I'm not sure.
anndrago
Dec 07, 2012
I love the pattern for the Forever 21 Scarf. Does anyone know how I can get the video for the second pattern (round scarf). I can't seem to find the video again. Thanks Ann
grannycrafter
Dec 05, 2012
I love this forever 21 scarf and started it alone with the video, have made some baby shirts that have a stitch something like this one and I love the way it makes me look like I am knitting the cable stitch but am crocheting which I love to do. Knitting is just too slow for me. Thanks so much,
halfpint62 2352124
Oct 14, 2012
How can I get the patteren for the round crochet , it was the second video>of the forever21 knockoff scarf? thanks
Suzy Q
Oct 23, 2012
Sorry I missed your comment a few days ago. I don't have the directions from the second video. Am wondering if you can just join it together when it is long enough.
anndrago
Dec 10, 2012
Were you able to get the pattern for the round scarf that was on the second video? I would like to see the video again. Thanks
didough
Dec 22, 2012
http://stingystitcher.blogspot.co.uk/2011/06/foundation-chain-joining-woes.html
jadees
Oct 12, 2012
Thank you so much for the tutorial! It looks like a very complicated stitch and I am so tickled I can actually do it! The demonstration helps to understand the written pattern. It's not so complicated at all!
biscuitlady5
Sep 23, 2012
Thanks for this elegant, yet really easy pattern! I'm trying it today.
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