The crochet Feather & Fan Scarf is a cozy color-block scarf that is perfect for Autumn and Winter. You’ll simply love how quickly this project will fly off your hook!
This scarf is a great introduction to open, lace stitches since you’ll be crocheting the feather and fan lace stitch with Aran weight yarn. So, stitches are easy to see, which is a big plus if you’re new to crochet lace.
Moreover, as an extra motivation for beginners or sellers who are crushed on time, crocheting the entire scarf will take no longer than just a couple of nights from start to finish!
One of the most challenging parts of this project might actually be choosing your color combo.
I picked four balls of Aran weight yarn that I had in my stash, but you could also go for a little stash-busting and use five or more yarn colors, or simply use a solid tone.
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AD-FREE PRINTABLE PATTERN
The ad-free, printable PDF pattern of the Feather and Fan Scarf is available on Ravelry HERE, LoveCrafts HERE, or Etsy HERE!
Fall Bliss to Winter Warmth Blog Hop & Bundle
The pattern of the Feather and Fan Scarf was featured in the Fall Bliss to Winter Warmth Bundle hosted by RaeLynn of Itchin’ for Some Stitchin’ and Sarah of Ned & Mimi.
In this pattern bundle, you’ll find plenty of garments, accessories, and small projects to decorate your home for Christmas. All great patterns for cranking out some cute gifts for the Holidays!
Take a look at the Fall Bliss to Winter Warmth Bundle HERE!
Materials
- 8.0-mm (L/11 US, 0 UK) Crochet Hook
- Bulky (5) Weight Yarn
- Tapestry Needle
Yarn & Yardage
I used 563 yds / 515 m (approximately six skeins) of Scheepjes Highlands (98 yds / 90 m per 50 g), color 500.
Yarn Substitutions
I used the following yarns in the indicated amounts:
- Stylecrafts Special Aran (214 yds/196 m per 100 g), Copper (1029) – 1 ball
- Stylecrafts Special Aran, Pale Rose (1080) – 1 ball
- Stylecrafts Special Aran, Cream (1005) – 1 ball
- Katia Planet (219 yds / 200 m per 100 g), Light Yellow (4001) – 1 ball
Feel free to use any comparable yarn that meets gauge.
ABBREVIATIONS (US TERMS)
- Ch – Chain
- Dc – Double Crochet
- Dc2Tog – Double Crochet Two Together
- Dc4Tog – Double Crochet Four Together
- Dc7Tog – Double Crochet Seven Together
- Sl St – Slip Stitch
- Sp – Space
- St – Stitch
- Tr – Treble Crochet
- Yo – Yarn Over
SPECIAL STITCHES
This pattern uses the feather and fan stitch. See a detailed tutorial HERE.
SIZE
13” (33 cm) by 78.7” (200 cm)
GAUGE
12 dc sts for 6 rows in 4″ (10 cm)
PATTERN NOTES
- If the pattern says “dc 2”, you have to crochet 1 dc in each of the next 2 sts.
- (…) – Repeat the instructions within round brackets for the indicated number of times.
- *… – Repeat the instructions from * for the indicated number of times.
- […] – Crochet the instructions within square brackets all in the same indicated st.
- The beginning ch-2 counts as the first dc of a dc2tog or a dc4tog.
Feather and Fan SCARF – FREE CROCHET PATTERN
For step-by-step photos, check the tutorial on how to crochet the feather and fan lace stitch HERE.
With A, ch 39.
Row 1. Dc4tog starting from fourth ch from your hook, ch 1, *(tr 1, ch 1) twice, [tr 1, ch 1, tr 1] all in next ch, (ch 1, tr 1) twice. Ch 1, dc7tog, ch 1. Repeat from * twice. (Tr 1, ch 1) twice, [tr 1, ch 1, tr 1] all in next ch, (ch 1, tr 1) twice, ch 1, dc4tog. (18 dc, 21 ch-1 sps, 2 dc4tog, 2 dc7tog)
Row 2. Ch 2, turn. Dc2tog by inserting your hook in the next ch-1 sp. (Dc 11, dc2tog working in ch-1 sps before and after dc7tog from the previous row) twice. Dc 11, dc2tog between last ch-1 sp and last st. (33 dc, 4 dc2tog)
Row 3. Ch 2, turn. Dc4tog, ch 1, *(tr 1, ch 1) twice, [tr 1, ch 1, tr 1] in next, (ch 1, tr 1) twice. Ch 1, dc7tog, ch 1. Repeat from * twice. (Tr 1, ch 1) twice, [tr 1, ch 1, tr 1] in next, (ch 1, tr 1) twice, ch 1, dc4tog. (18 dc, 21 ch-1 sps, 2 dc4tog, 2 dc7tog)
Rows 4–87. Repeat rows 2-3 according to the following color sequence:
- 22 rows with color A
- 22 rows with color B
- 22 rows with color C
- 22 rows with color D
Always change color with the last yo of the last dc2tog!
Row 88. Repeat row 2.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
YOUR Crochet Feather and Fan SCARF IS READY!
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Is it multiples of 12=1=2? I want to make this into a shawl. Thanks!
Hi, it’s basically a multiple of 12 + 3. So, for the scarf, I used (12×3)=36 +3=39.
I’m sorry for bugging you, but I tried the code for the scarf but I can’t get it to work (FEATHER&FAN) Am I doing something wrong?
Thank you Peace