This lightweight crochet tassel scarf is the perfect accessory for spring and summer! Because the Camellia Scarf is lightweight and has a fresh style, this is the ideal scarf for the warmer months. The easy pattern makes this the perfect mindless project. Finish the scarf off with some tassels to make it more interesting and add more character.
Despite the fact that crochet is traditionally a fall/winter hobby, I actually prefer to crochet for spring/summer. There is something so refreshing and bright about this time of the year!
This lightweight crochet tassel scarf is perfect for spring and summer!
I realized that I have not yet created a scarf for spring. I knew I had to change that! I wanted to keep the stitches super simple, I’m a firm believer that sometimes the most simple stitches make for the most modern look! I decided to use one of my favorite stitches, the herringbone half double crochet. I love the simple, yet beautiful texture this stitch creates for this lightweight crochet tassel scarf.
Because the stitch pattern was so simple, I wanted to make this scarf a little more interesting. So I chose to angle the ends of the scarf. . But don’t let the tapered ends scare you, they are actually really easy to do!
But can we all agree that the best part about this scarf is the tassels?!?!? I am seriously so obsessed with them and they really turn this simple scarf into a statement piece.
The free pattern for this lightweight crochet tassel scarf is below!
Inexpensive PDF of the Camellia Scarf: HERE
Materials
- 1260 yards of sport weight (2) yarn
- I used 4 skeins of Lion Brand’s Beautiful You in Spanish Villa
- US H/5.00mm crochet hook
- Tapestry needle
- 3 inch piece of cardboard (or something else relatively flat)
Notes
- This pattern is written in standard American crochet terms.
- The turning ch 2 counts as the first st of each row. This means when starting a new row, skip the first st (because the ch 2 is technically the first hhdc that has been worked into this st). Then at the end of the row, work the last hhdc into the turning ch from the previous row.
Skill Level: Easy
Measurements: Approximately 9 ½ inches wide and 71 inches long from point to point
Gauge: Approximately 6 rows of 8 hhdc = 2 inches
Abbreviations:
St: Stitch
Sl st: Slip Stitch
Ch: Chain
Sc: Single crochet
Hhdc: Herringbone half double crochet
Hhdc: Yarn over, insert hook into st, yarn over, pull back through the st AND the first loop on hook (This is similar to a slip stitch). 2 loops on hook. Yarn over, pull through both loops.
Hhdc tog: Herringbone half double crochet
Hhdc tog: Yarn over, insert hook into st, yarn over, pull through the st AND the first loop on hook (2 loops on hook). Yarn over, insert hook into next st. Yarn over, pull back through st and the first loop on hook (4 loops on hook). Yarn over and pull through all 4 loops.
Pattern
Ch 3
Row 1: 1 hhdc in 2nd ch from hook, 2 hhdc in last ch (3) turn.
Row 2: Ch 2 (remember this counts as first hhdc) 2 hhdc in 2 sts (5). Ch 2, turn.
Row 3: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 3 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (6) Turn.
Row 4: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in the first 2 st, 1 hhdc in the rest of the sts (8). Turn.
Row 5: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 7 st, 2 hhdc in last st (9) turn.
Row 6: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in the first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in the rest of the sts (11) Turn.
Row 7: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 9 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (12) turn.
Row 8: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in the first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in the rest of the sts (14) turn.
Row 9: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 12 st, 2 hhdc in last st (15) turn.
Row 10: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in the first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in the rest of the sts (17) turn.
Row 11: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 15 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (18) turn.
Row 12: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in the first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in the rest of the sts (20). turn.
Row 13: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 18 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (21) turn.
Row 14: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in the first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (23) turn.
Row 15: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 21 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (24) turn.
Row 16: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (26) turn.
Row 17: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 24 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (27) turn.
Row 18: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (29) turn.
Row 19: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 27 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (30) turn.
Row 20: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (32) turn.
Row 21: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 30 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (33) turn.
Row 22: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (35) turn.
Row 23: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 33 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (36) turn.
Row 24: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (38) turn.
Row 25: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 36 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (39) turn.
Row 26: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (41) turn.
Row 27: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 39 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (42) turn.
Row 28: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (44) turn.
Row 29: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 42 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (45) turn.
Row 30: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (47) turn.
Row 31: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 45 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (48) turn.
Row 32: Ch 2, 2 hhdc in first 2 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (50) turn.
Row 33: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 48 sts, 2 hhdc in last st (51) turn.
Row 34-224: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in every st (51) turn.
Row 225: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 48 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (50) turn.
Row 226: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (48) turn.
Row 227: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 45 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (47) turn.
Row 228: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (45) turn.
Row 229: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 42 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (44) turn.
Row 230: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (42) turn.
Row 231: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 39 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (41) turn.
Row 232: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (39) turn.
Row 233: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 36 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (38) turn.
Row 234: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (36) turn.
Row 235: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 33 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (35) turn.
Row 236: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (33) turn.
Row 237: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 30 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (32) turn.
Row 238: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (30) turn.
Row 239: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 27 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (29) turn.
Row 240: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (27) turn.
Row 241: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 24 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (26) turn.
Row 242: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (24) turn.
Row 243: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 21 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (23) turn.
Row 244: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (21) turn.
Row 245: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 18 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (20) turn.
Row 246: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (18) turn.
Row 247: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 15 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (17) turn.
Row 248: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (15) turn.
Row 249: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 12 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (14) turn.
Row 250: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (12). Ch 2, turn.
Row 251: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 9 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (11) turn.
Row 252: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (9) turn.
Row 253: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 6 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (8) turn.
Row 254: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (6) turn.
Row 255: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 3 sts, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (5) turn.
Row 257: Ch 2, 2 hhdc tog in first 4 sts, 1 hhdc in rest of sts (3) turn.
Row 258: Ch 2, 1 hhdc in 1 st, 1 hhdc tog in last 2 sts (3) turn.
Row 259: Ch 2, 1 hhdc tog (2). Ch 1.
Border: Evenly work hdc around the scarf. Sl st into the first hdc.
Tassels (Make 12)
I used a 3 inch piece of cardboard, but you can easily adjust the size of the tassels by wrapping the yarn around something bigger or smaller.
Wrap the yarn around the cardboard 15 times.
Cut yarn along one side of the cardboard.
Lay the strands on top of another piece of yarn.
Tie the stand around the middle.
Fold the yarn in half, lay it on top of another strand of yarn.
Tie the strand towards the top.
Take the tapestry needle and tuck the ends in the tassel.
Trim the ends.
Attach 6 tassels on either side of the scarf, along the angled edge. Weave in all the loose ends.
I hope you enjoy making this lightweight crochet tassel scarf! Be sure to tag me on Instagram (@stitchberryblog) with your Camellia Scarf, I would love to see it!
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Very pretty thanks for creating and sharing this beautiful scarf.
Hi,
The code doesn’t work could you please check.
Thanks
Vasanti Pereira
I checked the code and it seems to be working… are you sure you are using the correct code?
I don’t see the code for free Ravelry pattern. Thanks
To get the code for the pattern, you need to go to Claire’s blog post. Here is the link: https://eclairemakery.com/2020/02/28/eclaire-makery-spring-fashion-blog-hop-31-free-pdf-crochet-pattern-event/
I hope this helps!
I have the code but don’t see the button to push like on E’claires blog says. I found the one that takes you to your Etsy shop but it says the code is invalid ?♀️