Potato Chip Scarf

Crocheting this potato chip scarf from Lion Brand Yarn is just like eating potato chips--you can't make just one! Make a bunch of these free crochet scarf patterns to give as Christmas gifts, but don't forget to make one for yourself. This crochet scarf pattern is great for beginners and makes a fun addition to any outfit. You could also mix and match colors to show off your school pride, your team spirit, or your favorite colors!

This free crochet scarf pattern is especially designed to add flair to any look. Easy and fast, you can add a pop (or a crunch) of color to any ensemble when you make this cute DIY scarf. If you are looking for a summer or spring scarf pattern, this lightweight idea would be a charming way to keep wearing scarves while avoiding the bulk of thicker, winter options.

Potato Chip Scarf

Materials:

1 ball Vanna's Choice Yarn: Rose
Size J-10 (6 mm) Lion Brand Crochet Hook

Gauge: 13 dc + 6 rows = 4 in. (10 cm). BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR GAUGE. When you match the gauge in a pattern, your project will be the size specified in the pattern and the materials specified in the pattern will be sufficient. If it takes you fewer stitches and rows to make a 4 in. [10 cm] square, try using a smaller size hook or needles; if more stitches and rows, try a larger size hook or needles.

Instructions:
Scarf measures about 2 1/4 x 55 in.

Ch 143.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across – 142 sc at the end of this row.
Row 2: Ch 2 (counts as dc here and throughout), turn, 2 dc in first sc, *dc in next sc, 2 dc in next sc; rep from * across to last sc, dc in last sc – 214 dc at the end of this row.
Row 3: Ch 2, turn, 2 dc in first dc, *dc in next dc, 2 dc in next dc; rep from * across to last dc, dc in last dc – 322 dc at the end of this row.
Row 4: Ch 2, 2 dc in first dc, *dc in next 2 dc, 2 dc in next dc; rep from * across – 431 dc at end of this row. Fasten off.
Weave in ends.

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Laura

Jun 04, 2016

I made this with a matching hat -- really cute.

Neiti

Apr 08, 2015

MY GOD OF COURSE! Ugh, i'm so embarrassed right now ) Thanks, it works! )

Neiti

Apr 06, 2015

Hi, in anyone can help me. I'm a beginner (so far only ball-based amigurumi) english isn't my native, so i just don't understand. What doesn't it mean "dc"? Decrease? But how can i get more and more stitches, when i must decrease? Help, help, help! This scarf is great, i have to make it! )

FaveCrafts Editor JL

Apr 07, 2015

Hi there - DC means double crochet. Hope that helps - Julia from FaveCrafts

eliz3665 4134947

Apr 06, 2012

I think this one if great. Great-granddaughters will love it.

Melissa Ryan

Oct 09, 2012

@eliz3665 So glad you liked the pattern! It's a great scarf for girls of all ages! :)

jeanie003 3258028

Mar 17, 2012

As a newby to crocheting I found this pattern easy to follow. I just got done making this for my grand daughter. The scarf came out perfect, I actually added a 5th row to it. I ch 2 turned do 2 dc in the 1st sc, then do 3 dc in the next 3 sc, then 2dc in the next sc and repeat until the end and tie off. I would upload a photo if I could.

jeanie003 3258028

Mar 17, 2012

oops I meant in the 1st dc then do 3 dc in the next 3 dc, then 2 dc in the next dc and repeat

Melissa Ryan

Oct 09, 2012

@jeanie003 So glad to hear you liked it! You're more than welcome to upload your crafty creations to our facebook page! Here's a link to it: http://www.facebook.com/FaveCrafts. We'd love to see what you make!

EleanorBianchini 0 474716

Jan 24, 2012

Mary jane slippers adult

Member 15586

Nov 22, 2011

The blunt eye needle is used to weave in the tails from the beginning and end of your scarf. I suspect they put six in there because they are sold in a package of six? That's all I can think it could be.

Melissa Ryan

Oct 09, 2012

@Member 15586 Thank you so much for the comment! That was the only thing I could think of as well. I double checked the pattern on the Lion Brand Website and they were listed there, too. I reviewed the pattern and didn't see another use for the needles, so I removed it from the materials list. Thanks for the comment!

JennyBee1

Nov 15, 2011

@lingthomas7 7488476, I'm sorry to hear of your trouble. I have two options for you: 1. You can contact the pattern designer directly for help. The designer is specified in the byline. 2. I might also suggest that you try posting your question to our sites Facebook page. It is monitored by the editor and is a great resource for helpful tips and suggestions from our Facebook friends; perhaps they can offer some guidance! Here is the link: http://www.facebook.com/FaveCrafts --Editors of FaveCrafts

lingthomas7 748847 6

Nov 13, 2011

How could I make this pattern wider? Thanks

Melissa Ryan

Oct 09, 2012

@lingthomas7 Since this scarf is worked across rather than up and down (like a normal scarf), all you need to do to make it wider is to repeat rows 2 and 3 until it's the length you want, then finish with row 4.

jwhite22 9466879

Nov 04, 2011

what are the needles for?????

Melissa Ryan

Oct 09, 2012

@jwhite22 Good question! I double checked the pattern on the Lion Brand Website and they were listed there, as well. I reviewed the pattern and didn't see a use for the needles, so I removed it from the materials list. Thanks for the comment!