If you’re looking for a versatile crochet accessory, this crochet sleeve scarf pattern is the perfect project! Designed to transition beautifully through the seasons, it can be worn on cool spring mornings, chilly summer evenings, or layered comfortably in autumn. Lightweight yet cozy, it’s ideal for adding a handmade touch of warmth to any outfit, without the bulk of a full sweater.
This easy crochet sleeve scarf is worked in one piece, making it a relaxing and beginner-friendly project. You will start with a very long foundation chain, then crochet several stitches of single crochet to form the first sleeve. From there, you will move on to the main body, alternating between rows of plain double crochet and textured rows of single and double crochet worked into the same stitch. Then we end with working stitches for the second sleeve. Once we have worked several rows we will then sew the edges of each sleeve together to fit snuggly around your wrists.
The sleeves feature a ribbed design, while the body showcases a gentle, textured pattern that gives the piece that unique look.
For this pattern I used Stylecraft Special Dk and 4.5mm crochet hook, which gives the sweater scarf a perfect balance of drape and structure. You can easily customize your sleeve scarf by adjusting the length, width or yarn weight to suit your personal needs.
Whether paired with jeans and a tee in spring or layered over a long sleeve top in autumn, this crochet sleeve scarf is the ultimate transitional piece.
Follow along with the full free crochet pattern and for the step by step video tutorial you can find the video on my youtube channel
SIZING & MEASUREMENTS
S/M(L/XL, 2XL/3XL)
To fit chest: 32-38(40-46, 48-54)
Sleeve length: 14″/35.5cm
Main body length: 58(64, 70)”/147(162.5, 178)cm
Total length: 86(92, 98)”/218.5(233.5, 249)cm
Body depth: 14(16, 16)”/35.5(40.5, 40.5)cm
SKILL LEVEL
Easy, written in standard US terms
GAUGE
14 sts x 12 rows using the main body stitch
Ch 3 at the beginning of each row does count as a stitch
Ch 1 at the beginning of each row does not count as a stitch
STITCHES & ABBREVIATIONS
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
scblo = single crochet back loop only
tch = turning chain
rep = repeat
beg = beginning
slst = slip stitch
st(s) = stitch(es)
VIDEO TUTORIAL FOR THE MISTY LAKE SLEEVE SCARF
If you are looking for some help throughout your crochet Misty Lake Sleeve Scarf journey, we have created a step-by-step video tutorial to help you along the way.
In this free video tutorial you will have a better visual as to how the crochet sweater scarf is constructed. You will learn how to crochet the ribbed sleeve cuffs as well as create the subtle texture stitching used in the main body of the sweater.
This tutorial is perfect for beginners as it will show you how to do simple and basic crochet stitch. You will also learn how to seam the sleeve cuffs together.
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CROCHET MISTY LAKE SLEEVE SCARF PATTERN
S/M(L/XL, 2XL/3XL)
Ch 316(338, 358)
Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each of the next 55 chains, dc in next st and in each st across until 56 chains remain, sc in each ch to end. [315(337, 357 sts]
Row 2: Ch 1, scblo in next 56 sts, *(sc, dc) in next st, skip 1, rep from * across until 57 sts remain, sc in next st, scblo in each of the next 56 sts, turn.
Row 3: Ch 1, scblo in next 56 sts, dc in next st and in each st across until 56 sts remain, scblo in last remaining sts, turn.
Rep Rows 2-3 until you have a total of 41(45, 49).
Fasten off leaving a long tail.
Using a yarn needle seam up along the sleeve cuff. Take one sleeve cuff, and holding the edges together seam together by using the whip stitch or any other seaming stitch of your choice. You can also simply use the crochet slip stitch if you prefer. Rep the same process for the other sleeve cuff.
Weave in all ends and steam block to relax the stitches.
You are now finished your crochet Misty Lake Sleeve Scarf. Enjoy!
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