Easy Crochet Scarf Pattern: Willowbrook Lane Scarf
If you’re looking to use your crochet skills to make a beautiful accessory, then you’re in the right place! The Willowbrook Lane Scarf is an easy crochet scarf pattern that makes a great addition to any wardrobe. The best part is that this pattern is stylish and beginner friendly, so you can make one for yourself or to give as a gift – no matter what your skill level.
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Willowbrook Lane Scarf
I love combining easy stitches to create great projects. And this one – it’s pretty great! The Willowbrook Lane Scarf features the v-stitch, and since the v-stitch is made of standard double crochet stitches, it’s a beginner-friendly way to add in a fun, decorative element to a project.
The sections of v-stitches are balanced with alternating rows of half-double crochet and single crochet. While it’s not complex, the combination of the two stitches is one of my absolute favorites. These solid sections frame the open v-stitch sections in a way gives the scarf a timeless, classic look that will pair well with almost any fall outfit.
The Yarn
I looked to my yarn stash when designing this project, and I chose a skein of Big Twist Value in the Olive Drab colorway. It was left over from making the Oak Grove Throw Blanket, and I just knew it was destined for a one-skein project! This yarn is durable and has great stitch definition, but it’s also soft and easy to work with.
Yarn color is just as important as the stitches when you’re making an accessory. I chose Olive Drab because it has such a fall vibe and is one of my favorite colors, but the Willowbrook Lane Scarf will look great in any color that fits your seasonal preference or wardrobe.
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Pattern Details
Skill Level
Easy
Materials
310 yds size 4 worsted weight yarn. I used 1 skein Big Twist Value <6 oz/170 gm><380 yds/347 m> in the Olive Drab colorway.
US size K/10.5 crochet hook (6.50 mm)
Scissors, yarn needle
Gauge
13 stitches x 12 rows = 4″ square
Pattern used for gauge: alternating rows of hdc and sc
Finished Size
approximately 6.75″ w x 64.5″ l
Stitch Abbreviations – US Crochet Terminology
ch – chain
dc – double crochet
hdc – half double crochet
sc – single crochet
sk – skip
sl st – slip stitch
sp – space
st(s) – stitch(es)
stsc – stacked single crochet
V-st – V stitch
Pattern Notes
The ch 1 at the beginning of a row does not count as a st.
The stsc at the beginning of a row counts as 1 dc.
In Rows 4 and 12, and any repeat of Rows 4 and 12, all V-sts are completed in the ch-1 sp of the V-st in the previous row.
Special Stitches
Stacked Single Crochet
Stacked Single Crochet (stsc) – sc into indicated st, insert hook under the vertical bar on the left side of the sc, yo and pull up a loop, yo and draw through both loops on hook.
V Stitch
V stitch (v-st) – (dc, ch 1, dc) in same st or sp
Autumn Harvest Blog Hop
On Friday, August 29, 2025, the Willowbrook Lane Scarf was the featured design in the Autumn Harvest Blog Hop hosted by Tasha at Stardust Gold Crochet! This event included 31 patterns that are perfect for fall and can be found free on each designers blog. Click on the button below to check out all of the patterns!
Get Started with this Easy Crochet Scarf Pattern
Part 1: Scarf Body
Ch 20
Row 1: hdc in 2nd ch from hook and in each st across, turn. <19 hdc>
Row 2: ch 1, sc in 1st st and in each st across, turn. <19 sc>
Row 3: stsc in 1st st, dc in next st, sk next st, [V-st in next st, sk next 2 sts] 4 times, V-st in next st, sk next st, dc in each of last 2 sts, turn. <5 V-st, 4 dc>
Row 4: st sc in 1st st, dc in next st, sk next st, [V-st in ch-1 sp, sk next 2 sts] 4 times, V-st in next ch-1 sp, sk next st, dc in each of last 2 sts, turn. <5 V-st, 4 dc>
Rows 5 – 6: repeat Row 4 2 times
Row 7: ch 1, hdc in 1st st and in each st and sp across, turn. <19 hdc>
Row 8: ch 1, sc in 1st st and in each st across, turn. <19 sc>
Row 9: ch 1, hdc in 1st st and in each st across, turn. <19 hdc>
Row 10: ch 1, sc in 1st st and in each st across, turn. <19 sc>
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Row 11: stsc in 1st st, dc in next st, sk next st, [V-st in next st, sk next 2 sts] 4 times, V-st in next st, sk next st, dc in each of last 2 sts, turn. <5 V-st, 4 dc>
Row 12: st sc in 1st st, dc in next st, sk next st, [V-st in ch-1 sp, sk next 2 sts] 4 times, V-st in next ch-1 sp, sk next st, dc in each of last 2 sts, turn. <5 v-st, 4 dc>
Row 13: ch 1, hdc in 1st st and in each st and sp across, turn. <19 hdc>
Row 14: ch 1, sc in 1st st and in each st across, turn <19 sc>
Row 15: ch 1, hdc in 1st st and in each st across, turn <19 hdc>
Row 16: ch 1, sc in 1st st and in each st across, turn <19 sc>
Rows 17 – 128: repeat Rows 3 – 16 8 times
Rows 129 – 134: repeat Rows 3 – 8
At the end of Row 134, do not fasten off. Proceed to border.
Part 2: Border
Notes:
- The border is worked in Rounds. The side you’re working in is clearly identified in the instructions for Rnd 1 as you lay the foundation for the border.
- The ch-2 at the end of each side of Rnd 1 will be referred to as the corner sp in Rnd 2
Rotate 90 degrees.
Rnd 1:
Left side: ch 1, work 192 sc evenly along the left side of the scarf by placing 1 sc in the end of each sc row, 1 sc in the end of each hdc row, and 2 sc in end of each dc row, ch 2, rotate 90 degrees. <192 sc>
Bottom: 1 sc in each of next 19 chs, ch 2, rotate 90 degrees. <19 sc>
Right side: work 192 sc evenly along the right side of the scarf by placing 1 sc in the end of each sc row, 1 sc in the end of each hdc row, and 2 sc in end of each dc row, ch 2, rotate 90 degrees. <192 sc>
Top: 1 sc in each of next 19 sts, ch 2, sl st in top of sc to join. <19 sc>
Rnd 2: ch 1, sc in same st and in each of next 191 sts, 2 sc in corner sp, sc in next 19 sts, 2 sc in corner sp, sc in next 192 sts, 2 sc in corner sp, sc in next 19 sts, 2 sc in corner sp, sl st in top of sc to join. <430 sc>
Fasten off and weave in ends.
More Scarf Patterns
A crochet scarf is a fantastic project for lots of reasons. They give you quick wins, let you try out new stitches and techniques, and they make great gifts! Here are a few more scarf patterns I think you’ll love.
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