It starts with a chill in the air and dew on the grass, the time of the year when we begin to add an extra layer for warmth. Why not do that in style for someone you love? With a touch of old-fashioned elegance and sophisticated elements of Jay Gatsby, The Classic Man Scarf is the perfect accessory for the man in your life. I have a personal bias with this particular model, being that he happens to be the man in MY life! This scarf is very versatile and can be worn in a multitude of ways as shown in these photos. The length provides possibility for many different looks.
I combined a variety of stitches and textures to create this lovely piece that is sure to please even the most fashion conscious individual. Using the waffle stitch, half double crochet ribbed stitches, and waves, this multi-textured scarf is a perfect design for anyone. My design was made with three colors of soft yarn giving it all the comfort and warmth needed when we can’t get away from the cold weather.
Whether it’s a cool autumn day and Jack Frost is nipping at your nose or there is a Polar Vortex chilling you to the bone, The Classic Man Scarf is the perfect accessory for all those times you need to keep yourself nice and toasty, but still look fantastic doing it!
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Follow along with this video tutorial to learn how to make this scarf:
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Pattern:
Designed by Nadia Fuad
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Materials:
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–Caron Simply Soft in Charcoal (250 Yards)
–Caron Simply Soft in Black (210 Yards)
–Premier Ever Soft Yarn in blue (Less than 50 yards)
–Size G/6-4.25mm Crochet Hook
–Yarn Needle
–Scissors
NOTES:
-You can use any type of yarn you want for this project as long as you have about 510 yards of yarn.
-You can use as many colors as you want and you don’t have to make this a masculine scarf if you want to make it in feminine colors, this would be pretty for anybody!
-This scarf measures 66 inches (167 cm) long, but you can continue the repeat and make it bigger if you want.
-The main part (wavy stitch) of this scarf is in multiples of 14+2 so you can make this as big as you want.
Special Stitches:
Ch: chain
St(s): Stitch(es)
Sl st: slip stitch
SC: Single Crochet
DC: Double Crochet
TR: Treble Crochet
BLO: Work in the Back Loop Only
FPDC: Front Post Double Crochet
BPDC: Back Post Double Crochet
Scarf
Main portion (Wavy)
With Charcoal
Ch 184 (Or any multiple of 14 + 2)
Row 1: SC in 2nd ch from hook, [SC in next, HDC in next 2, DC in next 2, TR in next 3, DC in next 2, HDC in next 2, SC in next 2], repeat across. SC in last st.
Row 2: Ch 1, turn, sc in 1st st, *SC in next, HDC in next 2, DC in next 2, TR in next 3, DC in next 2, HDC in next 2, SC in next 2, repeat from * across. SC in last st. turn.
Row 3: With Black, Work in the 3rd Loop of each st, ch up 3, DC in each st across. (See video tutorial to see where 3rd loop is)
Row 4: With Charcoal: Sl St in each St across.
Row 5: Ch 4 (counts as TR), *TR in next, DC in next 2, HDC in next 2, SC in next 3, HDC in next 2, DC in next 2, TR in next 3, repeat from * across. End with TR in last st.
Row 6: Repeat Row 5
Row 7: Repeat Row 3 with Black yarn
Row 8: Repeat Row 4
Row 9-16: Repeat Rows 1-8 Once more
Row 17: Repeat Row 1 with Charcoal
Row 18: Repeat Row 2
Round 19: Ch up 3, DC in same st, work down the short side of the scarf, DC 32 sts evenly down the side (see video tutorial for specifics on where to place sts), when you get to the foundation row,
Sides:
Row 1: With Blue: Start in the middle DC in corner. Ch 1, HDC in each st to next corner middle DC (32 sts)
Row 2: CH 1, HDC in each st across.
Rows 3-7: Repeat Row 2
Change Color
Row 8: Ch 3 (counts as DC), DC across, turn. (32)
Row 9: Ch 3, [DC in next st, FPDC in next, DC in next 2] 10 times, ch 3 turn.
Row 10: DC in next 2 sts, [FPDC in next 2 sts, DC in next st] 9 times, DC in last 2 sts.
Rows 11-20: Repeat Rows 9 and 10
Row 21: DC across. Fasten off. Weave in all ends.
Enjoy!!
“Being a true gentleman never goes out of fashion.” ~Unknown
~Nadia
Did you like this scarf?? Make the Gentleman’s Scarf next!
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The yarn provided for this pattern is courtesy of Red Heart Yarns
Nadia you’ve done it again!! What a classy accessory to add to any gentleman’s wardrobe. My 37 year old son saw it and was totally excited and is certainly looking forward to his scarf. It will draw lots of attention when he’s wearing it around town. Very classy. It’s too bad I’ll have to buy more yarn….👏👏👏👏😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅👏👏👏👏👏. I can’t wait to show you when it’s done.
From the feel of things in Illinois it won’t be long before I’ll be sporting my G.G. Coat that I finished last March👏👏👏. It was a lot of hard work and now I have a lovely treasure.
Thank you so much for this and all the terrific patterns and tutorials you create.
I’m praying there will be wedding bells in your future🌠🌠🌠🌠❤💛💜
Nadia …. is it okay to start the 365 days of granny square, but the only thing i can post pics for you because i know camera
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I made 2 of your Mermaid Afghans for my young granddaughters. I want to make one for my 4 year old grandson but he is afraid of sharks. Is it possible to make this into a whale and if so could you help me figure out colors to use. I truly appreciate your help and your updates. You are in my prayers.
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Nadia, Thank you so much for your hard work. I really appreciate all you do and you know I’m your number 1 fan. I have a question for you. On Row 5 the instructions say TR in next 3, repeat from *. My question is should the star be in front of DC instead of TR in next? Reason I ask that is because If I wasn’t following your directions on YouTube I would have put another TR (making it 4 TRs instead of 3) then did my DC. I hope I’m making sense and not being too critical. If I’m wrong I’m really sorry.
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I’m confused in your video of the classic man scarf for row 1 you say SC 3, but in the written pattern it says SC 2 so which one is correct ?
The video is correct. I will make the edit. Thank you for pointing that out to me. Have a great day! ❤ Nadia
Thank you .. I love your video tutorial’s, can you possibly post more baby blanket video’s ..Thank you again … Have a nice day .. 🙂
Nadia, I love your work! Thank you for sharing. Your instructions are concise and very easy to follow. I also have to say, that is one fine model you have there.
Betty A says: After watching your video, I have decided to make this scarf for my son for his birthday which is in February. Your written instructions as well as the video gives me the confidence that I can do this fabulous, masculine scarf for my son.
I just love your work I made the top one for my 22 year old son on college in Minnesota and will make another for my son Eamon
My husband Moe likes the bottom one. Thank you so much,because I looked everywhere because my son’s are so picky and many I made they didn’t wear