Ribbed Crochet Toddler Infinity Scarf

Welcome to my first blog post, and thank you for visiting! One of my very favorite pieces to crochet is the infinity scarf. It is usually a very quick and easy pattern, and there are so many stitches to play around with! For this toddler scarf, I worked both half-double crochet and double crochet stitches, using the back post only. It worked up in just a couple of hours, and will be the perfect addition to any little one's wardrobe. I used a gorgeous teal yarn that I ordered from Yarn Warhouse online, by the company Berroco-Ultra Alpaca. It's 50% alpaca and 50% Peruvian wool, so it's extra soft and great for little necks! This scarf is perfect as a gift for a baby shower, or make it for your own little one!

If you need a refresher on half double crochet click here for a great video by Back to Basics Crochet

Materials:

• 6mm crochet hook

• one skein of worsted weight yarn

• Yarn needle

• scissors

Pattern:

Chain 60 (adjust to fit size child, can be modified to fit adult)

Join ends with a slip stitch, being careful NOT to twist the chain

Row 1

Chain 2, then work half-double crochet in same stitch and continue all the way around working in the back loops only

slip stitch to first half-double crochet

Row 2

Chain 2, then double crochet around (back loops only) and slip stitch to join

Row 3-7

Repeat steps 1 and 2 or continue until desired width

Finally, fasten off and weave in your ends