Clustered V-St Crochet Spring Scarf

This crochet spring scarf pattern is worked long and narrow using a lightweight yarn. It’s not only perfect for the spring, but it would make for a nice summer scarf as well. Or, wear it throughout the year to accessorize or to add an extra layer to your outfit.

For the spring, summer, and fall weather, you can do a loose wrap around the neck to add a bit of warmth. For the summer this can also help to protect your shoulders from the sun.

And for the winter, it’s super long so you can do two cozy wraps around the neck for a cozy winter scarf. You’ll get lots of usage out of this lightweight crochet scarf pattern, making it perfect for gifting!

Finished Size

As already mentioned, this lightweight scarf is super long, but you can easily shorten it simply by reducing the number of rows. If you need to adjust the width, the pattern provides a stitch multiple for the starting chains.

As is, the scarf measurements are 7″ wide by 91″ long, laid flat after blocking.

Yarn

I used one skein of It’s a Wrap by Red Heart. The yarn Fine #2, and is perfect for making light and lacy projects for the summer or year-round use.

The yarn is self-striping, so you get a beautiful set of colors without having to make any color changes.

The Stitch Pattern

This scarf pattern uses a combination of both the cluster and v-stitch. So think of the v-stitch, but each leg is worked in a cluster stitch. The crochet stitch is easy to learn once you are familiar with the basics of crocheting.

It is a very simple lace, but gives you an elegant look for any occasion.

I did not add an edging as I used a self-striping yarn. However, an edging always helps to give it a neater edge. With that said, I found the edge to be fairly straight after blocking. Even the ends look good. They do have a slight wave to it, but it works well with the scarf.

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