Beginner Crochet Scarf-Modern Color Block Scarf

Who doesn’t love an easy scarf to make for those times when we need a little something warm for our self or someone else. This easy, beginner, beautiful scarf is a go to pattern to keep in your library.

Video Tutorial for the Modern Color Block Scarf- Beginner Crochet Scarf

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About the Pattern:

Worked in Red Heart’s new Amore yarn you will walk away with a squishy soft scarf that you will love for the cooler weather. Color selections in this yarn include a pallet of dusty colors. Amore is a worsted weight 100% acrylic yarn that is available in 13 colors. Using five colors you have your pick at the color combination you want. Follow the pattern or make up your own striping sequence, the choice is yours.

Not only will I show you how to make the scarf but we will talk about tips and tricks along the way. One of the troubles with color work in this fashion is that you will be changing colors on the edge. This can results in an uneven edge. Follow along with me to hear my tips about getting a straight edge even with changing colors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What yarn do I need for this scarf?

So here’s the thing… you’ll need five balls of Red Heart’s Amore yarn. It’s a super squishy, worsted weight 100% acrylic that comes in 13 gorgeous dusty colors. You can totally pick your own color combo, or follow my lead!

Can beginners really make this scarf?

Yes! This pattern is designed for beginners. It’s an easy scarf that works up quickly… perfect for when you need a little something warm or a gift for someone special.

How do you get the edges straight when changing colors?

Honestly… that’s one of the neatest tricks I share in the video! Changing colors on the edge can sometimes make it wonky, but I’ve got some tips and tricks to help you get a nice, straight edge every time.

What crochet hook size is recommended?

You’ll want to use a 5.5mm crochet hook, which is a US I-9. It works up beautifully with the Amore yarn!

Is there a video tutorial for this pattern?

Oh absolutely! I have a video tutorial that walks you through the whole process, step-by-step, for both right and left-handed crocheters. Just look for the image with the scarf!

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