Crocheted Neck Wrap Scarf
I present my crocheted neck wrap scarf. It is crocheted in the round and just slips over your head. As shown, it can be worn up over the chin and nose. It would make an excellent neck warmer and face warmer for winter and for snowmobiling.
You can make it smaller and larger as desired by just adjusting your beginning chain. I have made several of these and found the snugger fitting ones work better for staying up on the nose. You can wear it just around the neck but this scarf gives you the option of pulling it up around the chin and nose to keep you extra warm.
This is a very quick and easy project that uses less than 3 ounces of worst weight yarn. These neck wrap scarves make excellent gifts and would be a great Christmas gift too. Enjoy the free crochet pattern below.
Crocheted Neck Wrap Scarf
Finished adult scarf measures: 11” wide by 7-1/2” long
Hook: Metal “G” (4.25 mm) US sized crochet hook
Materials: 3 oz – Camo Super Saver Worsted Yarn
Rnd 1
Ch 65 loosely and then join to the beginning to create a circle. Be carefully that your chain is not twisted when you join the first round.
Tip:
Check fit after first round. Make sure if slips easily over your head. Make your chain longer or shorter to get the correct fit.
Rnd 2-13
Ch 2, Dc in each st around and join with sl st to top of ch 2. Make sure your circle is flat and that your chain isn’t twisted.
Continue repeating for 13 rounds. If you want a shorter or longer wrap, just do less rounds or add more rounds as desired. Finish off and weave under ends.
If you have any questions or find discrepancies in this pattern, please email me using contact tab above.
Abbreviations:
Ch – Chain
Dc – Double Crochet
FO – Finish Off
Rnd – Round
Sl St – Slip Stitch
St – Stitch
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Tags: crochet, free-pattern, neck-wrap, scarf
Nov 15, 2010
I love it! We mailed out military gifts last weekend, so I don’t have time to get some of these done for that project this year, but this will be so awesome for next year!
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Nov 26, 2010
Yes! In the Army we called them Gator Necks. I always loved my Gator Neck, especially while stationed in Korea. One made of a nice cozy yarn would have been wayyyy better than polypropelene (sp?). Thanks for linking it up to Fibers on Friday!
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Feb 19, 2012
This is perfect! This is what I was looking for a pattern to make for my son and my for husband. Thank you!
Nov 03, 2012
Thank you! My son asked for one of these to use while hunting and I’ve been looking for pattern ideas since I am a novice crocheter. The only difference is that he asked for a mouth slit. Again,thank you!
Nov 03, 2012
Cathy, thank you. This pattern is pretty straight-forward and easy to follow. To add a mouth slit, just figure out what round is about right for where he’d like the slit. Then skip the number of stitches you want to equal the length of the mouth slit. Chain the number of stitches you skipped minus one stitch. Then continue crocheting around and when you reach the chain just work one DC stitch in each stitch of the chain. This should work to create the mouth opening. Please email me back should you need any further help.