Crochet Cable Stitch Holiday Scarf Pattern Free

Impress with the Crochet Cable Stitch Holiday Scarf pattern! Add elegance to your winter wardrobe with this detailed, eye-catching DIY pattern.

Crochet Cable Stitch Holiday Scarf

Ready to impress with your crochet skills? Get into the charm of the Crochet Cable Stitch Holiday Scarf Pattern! The delightful pattern is perfect for adding elegance to your winter wardrobe. Shining with graceful cable stitches, the scarf combines half double crochets, front post, and back post stitches, creating a beautiful woven texture. The finished scarf is detailed and eye-catching, making it a perfect handmade gift or a cozy addition to your collection. Start crafting your holiday masterpiece today!

Recommended Yarn For Crochet Scarf

Hook Size

In the tutorial, Ann uses a 5mm hook to achieve the perfect texture and look for the scarf.

Yarn Characteristics

Category 4 yarn, often referred to as worsted weight yarn, strikes a great balance between thickness and flexibility, making it ideal for creating defined cable stitches in your scarf.

How To Crochet Cable Stitch Holiday Scarf

Materials Needed:

Yarn: Light-weight yarn suitable for a 2.5 mm crochet hook.
Crochet Hook: 2.5 mm.
Scissors: To cut yarn.
Tapestry Needle: For weaving in ends.

Abbreviations:

ch: Chain
sc: Single Crochet
sl st: Slip Stitch
hdc: Half Double Crochet
dc: Double Crochet
st(s): Stitch(es)
skip: Skip a stitch
rep: Repeat
RS: Right Side
WS: Wrong Side

Pattern Recap with Abbreviations:

Create a Foundation Chain:
- Make a slip knot.
- Ch 70 (or any multiple of 10 for desired sleeve width).
First Row:
- Ch 1 (turning chain).
- Sc in the 2nd ch from the hook.
- Ch 7.
  - Hold the first ch, work 6 more ch.
  - Sl st into the first ch held (First picot leaf completed).
- Rep the picot leaf 2 times (total 3 picot leaves).
- Sl st into the first ch of the initial picot, then ch 7.
- Sc in the 9th st from the start of the foundation chain.
- Rep:
  - Ch 7.
  - Create 3 picot leaves as described.
  - Sl st into the first ch of the initial picot, ch another 7.
  - Sc in the 10th st (counted from the last sc).
Row 2:
- Ch 7, turn work.
- Ch 6.
- Create picot leaves as in the previous row.
- Ch 6 after creating 3 picot leaves.
- Attaching to the previous row:
  - Sc between the 1st and 2nd picot leaves of the previous row.
  - Ch 1, sc between the 2nd and 3rd picot leaves.
  - Rep: Continue chaining 6, creating 3 picot leaves, and attaching in the same manner.
Subsequent Rows (3 and beyond):
- Odd Rows (RS):
  - Ch 7, turn work.
  - Ch 6.
  - Create 3 picot leaves, similar to Rows 1 and 2.
  - Ch 6 to attach, working the sc between the picot leaves of the previous row from behind.
- Even Rows (WS):
  - Similar to Row 2, no change other than the attachment method to the previous row.
- Rep this until reaching the desired length (from shoulder to the wrist).
Final Row:
- This row is formed without picots.
- Ch 7, turn work.
- Ch 6 and attach similarly, but without creating picot.
- Continue chaining 6, attaching to the previous row without making picot leaves.
Wrist Edging:
- Ch 1, turn work.
- Sc in the 2nd ch from the hook.
- Ch 9, sc in the center of the ch created in step 5.
- Continue to the end.
Next Part (Creating and Shaping the Shoulder Edge):
- Ch 3, hdc in each st across.
- Next row:
  - Work front post (fpdc) and back post double crochets (bpdc), adjusting width.
    - Option: Work 2 sts together at intervals to match shoulder size.
    - Alternative: Sew in something elastic for a snug fit.
- Final join:
  - Fold and join edges to form a full sleeve.
  - Use sc to join edges as demonstrated.
  - Ch 7, join to opposite picot leaves, alternating sides.
Finishing the Wrist Edge:
- Work 1 dc into each st.
- Front post and back post double crochets for two rows, decreasing to match wrist size (similar to shoulder edge).