Agat Last Updated on August 20, 2024
The Sea Breeze Scarf is a beautifully textured infinity scarf crochet pattern.
I named this crochet infinity scarf “Sea Breeze” because its texture and colors remind me of the beach when the sea is quiet and flat.
This infinity scarf pattern was first published in Simply Crochet Magazine, and now I can finally share here the infinity scarf pattern with you.
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About the Sea Breeze Infinity Scarf Crochet Design
The interesting texture of this crochet infinity scarf is created by combining several different textured crochet stitches, such as front post and back post double crochet and the fun puff stitch.
The Sea Breeze was designed as a textured infinity scarf crochet pattern that will look beautiful both in solid color and multicolor yarn.
The scarf is wrapped twice around the neck and is perfect for a cold winter day, or a chilly fall day when you want that extra warmth.
If you are looking for more crochet infinity scarf patterns, make sure to check out the beautiful Clover Fan Infinity Scarf, and the Infinity Scarves Round Up Post for more inspiration!
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Infinity Scarf PDF Pattern
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Textured Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern
Skill levelย โ intermediate
Materials
โย Crochet hook 3.5 mm / E (I love the Furls and Clover Hooks)
โ Total amount of yarn needed: 200 gr DK (#3) weight yarn (100gr – 210m/230yd)
I used King Cole Cottonsoft Crush – Rhododendron
More great yarn option for this design are:
Mary Maxim – Artist Pallete
Mary Maxim – Sugar Baby Stripes
Lion Brand – Mandala
Finished Size – Circumference 150cm (59in), width 17cm (6.7in)
How to Change the Circumference – if you want to change the finished size of your scarf, keep an even number of chains for the starting chain.
Abbreviations (US)
ch – Chain
ss – Slip stitch
yo – Yarn overย
blo – In back loop only
sc – Single crochet
hdc – Half double crochet
dc โ Double crochet
FPdc – front post double crochet
BPdc – back post double crochet
Puff st – (yo, insert hook into next st, yo and pull up a loop) x 3 times working into same st, yo and pull through all 7 loops on hook
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Sea Breeze Infinity Scarf Free Crochet Pattern
Ch 300, ss to join the end ch to the beginning ch and place the marker, being careful to keep the chain straight. Do not allow it to twist.
Round 1: Ch1 (counts as sc), sc in each ch across, ss to top of beg ch-1 to join.
Round 2: Ch1 (counts as sc), ch1.
* Skip st, sc blo in next st, ch1; repeat from * to last st, skip st, ss to top of beg ch-1 to join.
Round 3: Ss into next ch-1 (gap), ch2, puff st in same ch-1.
* Ch1, skip st, puff st in ch-1 (gap); repeat from * to last st, ch1, skip st, ss to top of first puff st (not beg ch-2) to join.
Round 4: Ch3 (counts as dc), dc blo in each st across, ss to top of beg ch-3 to join.
Round 5: Ch1 (counts as sc), ch1.
* Skip st, sc blo in next st, ch1; repeat from * to last st, skip st, ss to top of beg ch-1 to join.
Round 6: Ch3 (counts as dc), dc in each st across (each sc and ch-1 gap), ss to top of beg ch-3 to join.
Round 7: Ch2 (doesnโt count as st), FPdc in same st, BPdc in next st.
* FPdc in next st, BPdc in next st; repeat from * across, ss to top of first FPdc to join.
Round 8: Ch2 (counts as hdc), hdc blo in each st across, ss to top of beg ch-2 to join.
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Round 9: Ch1 (counts as sc), ch1.
* Skip st, sc blo in next st, ch1; repeat from * to last st, skip st, ss to top of beg ch-1 to join.
Round 10: Ch3 (counts as dc), dc in each st across (each sc and ch-1 gap), ss to top of beg ch-3 to join.
Round 11: Ch1 (counts as sc), ch1.
* skip st, sc blo in next st, ch1; repeat from * to last st, skip st, ss to top of beg ch-1 to join.
Rounds 12-13: Ss into next ch-1 (gap), ch2, puff st in same ch-1.
* Ch1, skip st, puff st in ch-1 (gap); repeat from * to last st, ch1, skip st, ss to top of first puff st (not beg ch-2) to join.
Rounds 14-15: Ch3 (counts as dc), dc blo in each st across, ss to top of beg ch-3 to join.
ย Round 16: Ch1 (counts as sc), ch1.
* Skip st, sc blo in next st, ch1; repeat from * to last st, skip st, ss to top of beg ch-1 to join.
Round 17: Ch3 (counts as dc), dc in each st across (each sc and ch-1 gap), ss to top of beg ch-3 to join.
Round 18: Ch2 (doesnโt count as st), FPdc in same st, BPdc in next st.
* FPdc in next st, BPdc in next st; repeat from * across, ss to top of first FPdc to join.
Round 19: Ch3 (counts as dc), dc in each st across, ss to top of beg ch-3 to join.
Round 20: Ss to next st, ch2 (doesnโt count as st), FPdc in same st, BPdc in next st.
* FPdc in next st, BPdc in next st; rep across, ss to top of first FPdc to join.
** The purpose of the ss in the beginning of the row is to create a shift between FPdc sts of rounds 18 and 20.
Round 21: Ch3 (counts as dc), dc blo in each st across, ss to top of beg ch-3 to join.
Round 22: Ch1 (counts as sc), ch1.
* skip st, sc blo in next st, ch1; rep to last st, skip st, ss to top of beg ch-1 to join.
Round 23: Ss to next ch-1 (gap), ch2, puff st in same ch-1.
* Ch1, skip st, puff st in ch-1 (gap); rep to last st, ch1, skip st, ss to top of first puff st (not beg ch-2) to join.
Round 24: Ch1 (counts as sc), sc blo in each st across, ss to top of beg ch-1 to join.
Yay, youโre done!ย
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Infinity Crochet Scarf FAQs
What Type of Yarn Should You Use For a Crochet Scarf Pattern?
For this crochet infinity scarf, I used the soft and squishy King Cole Cottonsoft Crush DK โ Rhododendron.
This yarn is 100% cotton DK (#3) weight yarn, it is so nice and soft on your skin, and I just love all the different colors (both solids and multi), it was so hard to choose!
You can use any of your favorite DK yarn for this project, both solid and multi-color yarn will result in a lovely textured crochet scarf.
How Long Should an Infinity Scarf Be?
The standard length of an infinity scarf is usually 50-60 in (127-152cm).
The Sea Breeze infinity scarf is 59in (150cm) in circumference, although you can adjust the length it, make it shorter (maybe make it into a cowl?) or longer, by keeping an even number of chains.
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This is absolutely gorgeous! I cannot wait to find the right yarn and give it a try. I will try and post a photo of it when I finish it. It may be Spring before I get it done, but I will do it.
Thank you Mary, can’t wait to see how your scarf turns out!
This new pattern has me digging through my stash for yarn to start this TONIGHT! Thank you, and a very happy holiday season to you.
I’m happy you’re excited about the pattern, and would love to see your scarf when it’s done!
Can you also use a fingering weight yarn for this pattern? I have 430 yards of 80% Merino wool/20% nylon that I would love to use.
Hi Eva,
If you use Fingering yarn, you should use a smaller hook, and will need to increase the beginning chains to get the correct length, just keep it an even number of chains.
Another option is to use 2 strands together and try and work the pattern as it is.
Will fingering weight yarn work for this pattern? I have 430 yards of 80% Superwash Merino Wool/20% Nylon that I would love to use!
Thanks for sharing for the blog hop. I love the texture this creates. I may try this for a baby blanket.
This is such a great idea! Would love to see it if you give it a try!
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I would love if you made a video pattern of this!
Hi Hallie,
Unfortunately I don’t have the time or the resources at the moment to create a video for this pattern.
I suggest taking the pattern very slowly and doing it one row at a time, you can find a lot of helpful videos for each of the stitches in YouTube.
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If using Lion Brand Mandala yarn, do I use a H hook, recommended on yarn, or do I need to use an E hook?
Hi Marlys,
You should use the recommended hook for the yarn you are using.
But since it’s a thicker yarn I would suggest making a small swatch and adjusting the number of chains so that you won’t end up with a very wide scarf.
you can adjust the number of chains by keeping an even number.
Thank you Gootie, I love this pattern and you always have such lovely colours too.
Oh, thank you so much! I’m glad you love the pattern and color choice ๐
Many thanks, Agat ๐
Another lovely pattern of yours…
May you receive infinite blessings and I wish you to be safe and sound at the end of this dreadful war time … I strongly hoping it to be as soon as possible.
Love this pattern – works up quickly. Have found that it uses more yarn than pattern specifies. On average 514+ yards/470+ meters using DK with 3.5 hook.
Just finished this scarf and Iโm in love! Thanks Gootie, beautiful pattern.
I am kinda new to crocheting! Am I correct in reading this patternโฆ.is the total yards needs for this project a total of 230yds?
Hi Stacey,
The total amount of yarn needed is 200 gr, so it will be 460yds in total.
But I suggest to get a skein extra, because everyone tension is different so you will have some extra yardage in case you will need it ๐