Do you enjoy simple and quick crochet projects? This crochet men’s scarf is just that! It is easy, simple, and quick to work up, and it’s also perfect for beginners!
It took me some time to decide on a stitch for this crochet scarf, as I wanted it to look simple but still attractive. I made a couple of crochet stitch samples to show my husband, and he picked this stitch, which is the Moss Stitch. I think the Moss Stitch is one of the best crochet stitches for a men’s scarf. It looks good and, best of all, it’s quick and easy. The simplicity of this stitch makes it perfect for men’s crochet projects!
The crochet pattern and the stitch are both very easy, which makes it beginner-friendly. It works up super quick and makes an attractive gift for men.
If you already know how to crochet the Single Crochet stitch, you’ll find this pattern a breeze. For absolute beginners, it’s a great idea to start with the basics. You can follow this quick tutorial to learn how to make a slip knot, chain, and the Single Crochet stitch, or jump straight to the Moss Stitch tutorial if you’re familiar with starting a crochet project.
There’s also a video demonstration of this scarf below. Once you’re ready, come back here and practice your stitches while creating something special for yourself, a friend, or a partner. It would make a wonderful Christmas or Father’s Day gift!
About the Stitch
Moss Stitch: Sequence of single crochet and chain stitches.
Moss Stitch is a super easy crochet stitch which is great for beginners! It’s much esier than it looks and you can create some amazing crochet projects by just using multiple colours!
If you like small projects, this crochet Tea Towel pattern is using the Moss stitch as well, but by alternating two contrasting colours you’ll get a different look!
Scroll down to see the moss stitch scarf crochet pattern or watch the video demonstration below!
Easy Crochet Mens Scarf Free Pattern
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Men’s Crochet Scarf Pattern Notes:
Pattern is worked in rows lengthwise.
Ch 1 at beginning of row does not count as a stitch.
You can make a longer or shorter scarf by chaining more or less – any even number.
You can make a wider scarf by adding more rows (or less rows for narrower scarf).
If you’re making the scarf larger you would need 2 skeins of yarn.
Material
- Yarn: Lion Brand – Mandala Ombre, 1 skein in Cool (Weight 4/worsted, 144yds/315m, 5.3oz/150g, 100% Acrylic). You’ll need more yarn for a longer or wider scarf.
- Hook: 5mm
- Yarn needle, scissors
Dimensions
6” x 55” (15cm x 140cm)
Gauge
19 stitches x 20 rows in Moss stitch = 4″
Abbreviations
- Ch = chain
- St = stitch
- SC = single crochet
- Sk = skip
- Ch-1 sp = chain 1 space (space between the stitches in the previous row)
Special Stitches
Moss stitch (also called Linen stitch) = a sequence of single crochet and chain 1 stitches.
Men’s Crochet Scarf Pattern Instructions:
Ch 250 (or more if you like to make it longer. You’ll need more yarn!)
Row 1: SC in second chain from hook, *Ch 1, Sk 1 Ch, SC in next*. Repeat from * to * until the end of this row. Turn (total 125 SC stitches)
Row 2: Ch 1, SC in the first Ch-1 space, *Ch 1, SC in next Ch-1 sp*. Repeat from * to * until the end of this row. The very last SC should be worked into the space between the Ch 1 turning chain and the first SC from the previous row. Turn
Row 3-28: repeat row 2.
If you would like to make the scarf wider then just add more rows until you are happy with the width!
Easy Men’s Crochet Scarf Video Demonstration
Finish off and weave in all ends.
Hope you enjoyed making this men’s crochet scarf! Let me know in the comments below if you have any questions about the pattern. And if you need more inspiration check out the free crochet scarf & shawl patterns below.
More Men’s Crochet Patterns
- Crochet Men’s Headband
- Hillside Men’s Cowl Crochet Pattern
- Tweed Men’s Scarf Crochet Pattern
- 25 Crochet Men’s Scarf Patterns
4 replies on “Crochet Men’s Scarf Free Pattern – Cool Ombre”
Please email me your beautiful patterns and newsletters. I am into crocheting scarves, Cowls, womens, girls, mens, boys. I have made a cowl for myself. How do you sew the ends together for a cowl, with a sewing needle, a crochet hook, or something else?
Hi Carolyn, I’m happy to send you my newsletter! If you haven’t subscribed yet, you can do so here: https://mycrochetspace.com/subscribe/
To sew the ends together, I use a yarn needle, also called a tapestry needle with a blunt tip and a large eye, like in this cowl://mycrochetspace.com/crochet-easy-cowl-pattern/
You can also work in spiral rounds if the stitch pattern allows it. That way you don’t need to sew the ends together, like in this cowl https://mycrochetspace.com/fireside-neck-warmer/ 🙂
I am a beginner but have made several prayer shawls. I’d live the pattern for the men’s hombre scarf. How might I print that out? thank you!
Hi Loni, I currently don’t have a PDF prepared for this pattern. But there is a video demonstration that you can follow, if that helps! 🙂