The Cozy Cabin Scarf

I came up with this pattern on a snowy weekend vacation at a log cabin in the woods. Between sipping hot cocoa and playing board games by the fireplace, I was inspired by the cozy warmth of the bulky knit blankets in the living room. I wanted to design an easy scarf that would remind me of relaxing weekends away in the mountains.

This scarf works up in bulky weight yarn with a large crochet hook, creating a thick, squishy fabric perfect for bundling up. The simple double crochet stitch gives great texture and drape. I added a contrasting border to frame it and finish it off.

The scarf knits up quickly - you can make a shorter one for kids or a long one to wrap around your neck a few times. I love using Wool-Ease Thick & Quick because it comes in so many great colors from bold primaries to natural neutrals that complement the cabin vibe.

I hope this pattern helps you create the perfect cozy cabin scarf to keep you warm wherever you go. The repetitive stitch is perfect for beginning crocheters and makes a great portable project. Happy hooking!

Materials:

Bulky weight acrylic yarn, 2 skeins (I used James C. Brett Marble Chunky MC59)

6.5mm-7.5mm crochet hook

Abbreviations:

CH - Chain

DC - Double crochet

SC - Single crochet

Pattern:

Chain 32

Row 1: DC in 3rd chain from hook, DC across to last chain, turn. (30 DC)

Row 2: CH 2, DC in each stitch across, DC in top of turning chain, turn.

Repeat Row 2 until scarf reaches desired length.

Border:

CH 1, SC evenly along one short end of scarf, then evenly across entire edge around scarf, join with slip stitch to first SC.