A beautifully textured crochet triangle scarf that uses 1 basic stitch. With this free crochet pattern you can make a knit look scarf even if you crochet. You'll love the modern tassels too. Scroll down for the crochet video tutorial.

I’ve been crushing on crochet triangle scarves with these huge tassels for quite a while now. Add in my obsession for knit look stitches, a new GIANT hook, and a 3-hour road trip. You get a cozy, chunky scarf, that can hide your coffee stain from this morning. Add this crochet triangle scarf to a basic “mom outfit” and you’ll instantly feel put together.

The generous size of this scarf can also be worn as a shawl.

A crochet triangle scarf that uses 1 basic crochet stitch to look like knitting. Plus the tassels on this scarf are the best.
The slip stitch in the back loop technique is the perfect texture for the crochet triangle scarf. It creates ridges that have a unique look you just want to touch. Here’s a ribbed beanie crochet pattern using the same knit look stitch.

HERE ARE A FEW TIPS FOR WORKING THIS STITCH

  • Keep your tension loose. Slip Stitches are a very tight stitch. Working the stitch loosely will make it easier to insert your hook.
  • Use a bigger hook. To keep your stitches loose and the edges straight, look at the recommended hook size for your yarn and double it.
  • Count your stitches. This may seem obvious, but it’s really easy to miss the last stitch at the end of the rows. So check your stitch count every once in a while.
  • The front loop is always the loop closest to you. The back loop is the furthest from you. Regardless if you are working the right side or wrong side of the scarf. This video tutorial will show you how to slip stitch in the back and front loops.

how to slip stitch in the back loop to create a knit look texture with crochet. The best tutorial yet!

Materials

Finished scarf size without tassels: 48″ x 19″

Special Stitches

  • (FLO) slst2tog: insert hook into FL of stitch, insert hook into FL of 2nd stitch (you will have 3 loops on the hook), YO, pull through all the loops on the hook.
  • (BLO) slst2tog: insert hook into BL of stitch, insert hook into BL of 2nd stitch (you will have 3 loops on the hook), YO, pull through all the loops on the hook.

  • Take Note

    • At the beginning of each row, the pattern reads (BLO) or (FLO). Work the entire row in the indicated loop.
    • Starting at row 4 & in each row thereafter: You will slst2tog in the first 2 sts of the row & again in the last 2 sts of the row.
    • Do NOT ch at the beginning of each row.

      Crochet Triangle Scarf Pattern

      ch 70 (the scarf will “shrink” as you start working the sl sts)

      row 1. sl st in 2nd ch from hook, sl st in each ch across. do not turn (69sts)

      row 2. working along opposite side of ch, sl st in each ch across. turn (69sts)

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      row 3. (FLO) sl st in each st across. turn (69sts)

      row 4. (BLO) slst2tog, sl st across until you reach the last 2 sts, slst2tog. turn (67sts)

      row 5. (FLO) slst2tog, sl st across until you reach the last 2 sts, slst2tog. turn (65sts)

      row 6-36. repeat rows 4 & 5

      You will have 3 sts remaining at the end of the scarf.

      Break yarn & weave in ends. Attach your tassels to the top two corners of the triangle scarf. Watch this quick video tutorial to learn how to DIY Yarn Tassels.

      Your new cozy scarf will go great with any outfit. I really want to wear mine while I curl up with a book & cup of coffee. Maybe I should make a blanket using this stitch too!

Crochet designer//Wanna be knitter// heart of an 80 year old// When I'm not crocheting you can find me in the kitchen baking with my little ones, drinking iced coffee or watching Gilmore Girls.