Julia's infinity scarf pattern

You can make this scarf in any yarn that you have, and in any stitch that you like, with or without a hook ( a lot of people do like to finger crochet). The only rule is to make your chain long enough to join and wrap around as many times as you'll want it to.

Julia's:
 white worsted weight yarn
size I crochet hook
64 inch long foundation chain
half double crochet stitch in the back loop

Join at the end of each round, chain 2 and start going around in the other direction so that you get ribbed look.

When you get it as wide as you want, join it , clip the yarn off about 8 inches away from the scarf. Pull it through the last loop then get a yarn needle and weave the loose end in so that it doesn't show.

Super Easy Scarf

I'm crocheting these scarves for a program that gives them to homeless veterans and their families. A lot of people forget that many women serve too and a lot of our military have families.

Well, now that I've explained why I'm making these, I'll explain how they're made.

I call this my "No pattern, pattern"

step 1. Get some yarn

step 2. Choose  a size of crochet hook that works for the type and size of the yarn you have

step 3. crochet a chain as long as you want the scarf to be plus 2 or 3 stitches.(the extra stitches are to allow for turning your work without making it shorter)

step 4. single crochet in the 3rd chain and each of the other chains

step 5. turn

step 6. half double crochet (this is the stitch where you wrap the yarn like you were going to make a double crochet but pull it through like you're making a single. It's a nice stitch for scarves because you need fewer rows than single crochet but it isn't as loose or lacy as double crochet)

You half double crochet in each space or stitch (depending on your yarn sometimes it's easier to go in each opening from the previous row than it is to get in each if the stitches-do whatever works best for you) Chain 2 or 3 at the end of each row and turn to crochet the next row. Keep going until it's as wide as you'd like it to be. Cut the yarn off far enough away from your scarf that you can pull the end through you and have a long enough piece that you can weave the end in so that your scarf won't unravel.