The Celia triangle scarf is a new (free!) crochet pattern that is a fun asymmetrical design using fingering/sock weight yarn. Read through to find out all the details, or scroll to the bottom for the pattern!

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Concept and Design

Triangle scarves/shawls are my favorite to make and, lately, to wear. I prefer to make them using thinner weight yarns like DK and sock/fingering because the drape is ah-mazing!! I also don’t like big bulky scarves up around my neck. Anyway, the Celia scarf is made using the moss/linen/granite stitch and a 4 row repeat. The beauty of this design is that you can easily use any sock thru worsted weight  (#1-4) yarn with recommended hook size then you decide how big or small to make your scarf.

However, don’t let the sock/fingering weight yarn scare you! I was intimidated by it for a long time, but, once I tried it, found that sock weight yarn is not so scary. If you are a fan of this stitch, I also have a Celia (symmetrical) triangle scarf pattern (read more about it here) and Arden infinity scarf available in my shop.

Yarn

WeCrochet has so many great yarns, I am slowly working my way through many of them. When I saw this beautiful sea foam green, I knew it be perfect for this lightweight spring scarf! The Celia asymmetrical triangle scarf is made using Stroll Tonal fingering weight yarn in Eucalyptus. The photographs really don’t do this yarn justice. The subtleness of the greens is really pretty. The yarn itself was really nice to work with and I used almost all 3 hanks for this project (we’re talking like just a few yards left).  You can substitute with any sock thru worsted (#1-4) weight yarn of your choosing.

Thank you to WeCrochet for providing the yarn for this project!

Links

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Materials Needed

• Ideally, any sock, sport, DK, or worsted weight (#1-4) yarn should work for this project.

I used WeCrochet Stroll Tonal fingering/sock weight (#1) yarn in Eucalyptus (3 hanks), approximately 1385 yards.

• US size G/6 (4 mm) hook, or recommended hook for yarn used.
• Tapestry needle
• Stitch marker (optional)

Gauge (not critical)

• 9 SC and 10 rows = 2 inches (**SC sts only, no chains)
• Finished size measures 32 inches wide and spans 64 inches long

Abbreviations

Ch(s) = chain

Ch-1 sp(s) = chain-1 space(s)

SC = single crochet

St(s) = stitch(es)

Notes

• This pattern is written in US standard terms
• The pattern and photographs in this document are property of Smiley Goose, and are for personal use only. Please do not alter, share, or sell this pattern as your own. You are, however, more than welcome to make and sell finished products using this pattern. I ask that you please credit Smiley Goose and provide a link back to the pattern listing if you are selling online.
• Scarf is made by repeating 4 rows to desired dimensions. Therefore, any weight yarn with recommended hook can be used making above gauge not critical for this project.
• Chain 1 at beginning of row does not count as a stitch.
• Chain 2 at beginning of row counts as 1 chain-1 space.
• Each row has a stitch increase of 1.

The Pattern

Ch 5

Row 1: SC in 3^rd ch from hook. Ch 1, skip 1 ch. SC in last ch. (st count = 2 SC, 2 ch-1 sps)

**Note: The first 2 skipped chs at the beginning count as 1 ch-1 sp.

Row 2: Ch 2 and turn. Skip 1^st st. SC in ch-1 sp. Ch 1, skip 1 st. Work 2 SC in the last ch-1 created by the turning ch from the previous row. (st count = 3 SC, 2 ch-1 sps)

Row 3: Ch 1 and turn. SC in 1st st. *Ch 1, skip 1 st. SC in ch-1 sp. Repeat from * to end of row. (st count = 3 SC, 2 ch-1 sps)

Row 4: Ch 2 and turn. Skip 1^st st. SC in ch-1 sp. *Ch 1, skip 1 st. SC in ch-1 sp. Repeat from * to last ch-1 sp. Ch 1 and SC in last st. (st count = 3 SC, 3 ch-1 sps)

Row 5: Ch 2 and turn. Skip 1^st st. SC in ch-1 sp. *Ch 1, skip 1 st. SC in ch-1 sp. Repeat from * to end of row. (st count = 3 SC, 3 ch-1 sps)

Row 6: Ch 2 and turn. Skip 1^st st. SC in ch-1 sp. Ch 1, skip 1^st st. Repeat from * until 1 ch-1 sp remains. Work 2 SC in the last ch-1 sp. (st count = 4 SC, 3 ch-1 sps)

Row 7: Ch 1 and turn. SC in 1^st st. *Ch 1, skip 1 st. SC in ch-1 sp. Repeat from * to end of row. (st count = 4 SC, 3 ch-1 sps)

Rows 8 thru 359: repeat Rows 4 – 7, respectively, or until desired dimensions.

Finish off and weave in all ends.

Block as needed. I tied a double knot a few inches from the smallest end of the scarf for embellishment.