Hood Scarf "Dahlia"
Crochet a Trendy Hood Scarf in Granny Squares.
This pattern is based on our popular balaclava pattern "Della." We guide you through the pattern with the help of tutorial videos. You will need our yarn Dreamy Blend and a 6 mm crochet hook. The colors used in this balaclava are Pink, Ocean Blue, and Green. You can choose any color combination you like.
Yarn Consumption: approx. 250-300 g, depending on how tightly you crochet. You will need 1-2 skeins per color if you don't choose to crochet the balaclava in just one color. For reference, we used 1.5 skeins of pink, 1.5 skeins of green, and 2.5 skeins of blue (main color).
Please note that in this tutorial, we use videos from our technique library along with explanatory images.
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The balaclava is crocheted with 19 granny squares, which are then sewn together in the correct order. Please note, you can also skip a row on each square to make the balaclava smaller if you'd like!
Granny Squares
We begin by crocheting the granny squares in different colors. Start with the color you want for the center of the square. If you're unsure how to crochet granny squares, see the video below. We crochet the last round in the same color for all the squares (the main color).
Round 1: Crochet a magic ring and, in the ring, start with 3 chain stitches, then crochet 2 double crochet stitches. This forms the first double crochet group. Then crochet 1 chain stitch. Repeat this (3 double crochets + 2 chain stitches) a total of 4 times. Finish with a slip stitch in the third chain from the start.
Round 2: Change color. Start in a hole and in each hole, crochet 3 double crochets, 2 chain stitches, and 3 double crochets, which forms the corners. Finish with a slip stitch in the third chain from the start.
Round 3: Change color. Start in a corner (a hole where you crocheted a chain stitch). Crochet 3 double crochets, 2 chain stitches, and 3 double crochets. The next hole will be between the corners, and here you crochet 3 double crochets. Then crochet the next corner the same way as the first one and continue in the same manner. The corners are crocheted with 3 double crochets, 2 chain stitches, and 3 double crochets in the same hole. Between the corners, crochet 3 double crochets with no chain stitch in between. Finish with a slip stitch in the third chain from the start.
Rounds 4-5: Crochet the same way as round 3, with all corners crocheted with 3 double crochets, 2 chain stitches, and 3 double crochets in the same hole. Between the corners, crochet 3 double crochets. Finish in the same way as above.
Finishing: Weave in all ends and cut off the excess yarn.
After round 5, the square should measure approximately 15-16 x 15-16 cm. Sometimes you may need to add one or two more rounds to achieve the same size (this depends on the tightness of your crochet). You can also add a round of single crochet stitches instead.
Crocheting the Squares Together
Now it’s time to crochet the squares together, as shown in the picture below. Start by crocheting six squares in rows one and two (see picture 1). Have the right side facing out and the wrong side facing each other. Make a slip knot. Insert your hook into a corner of both squares and grab the yarn. Then crochet the squares together with slip stitches in the front loops of each square. Continue until all six squares are joined together.
Cut off the yarn and weave in the ends.
If you're unsure how to crochet squares together, check out the video below. This is one method you can use.
2. The next part we need to join is vertically from the bottom of row 1 up to row 3 (see picture). Do this exactly the same way as before.
3. Now we need to join the squares again vertically from the bottom of row 1 to row 3, but this time we will crochet row 2 and the single square in row 3 together horizontally.
4. Now we join the square from row 3 with row 2.
5. Now the hood itself is complete. On the row at the very bottom (the squares on the hood that are at the neck and aren't joined), we will now attach the last 12 squares to form a scarf. We will attach 6 squares on one side and 6 squares on the other side so that you can use the long parts as a scarf. Join the squares the same way as before.
6. The final step is to crochet a border of single crochet stitches around the entire Hood Scarf. Start in a corner and crochet one stitch in each stitch all around the Hood Scarf. In the corners, crochet 3 single crochet stitches in the same stitch. This will give a nice finish all around. If you want to crochet more rounds of single crochet stitches, feel free to do so, but keep in mind that it will increase your yarn usage. You can also finish with a round of slip stitches if you prefer.
You are now finished with your Hood Scarf! I hope you love it :) Feel free to share your pictures!
Abbreviations:
MR = Magic ring
st = stitch
Ch = chain stitch
sl st = slip stitch
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
(…) = indicates the number of stitches in the current row
*...* = Everything within ... is repeated the specified number of times
We’re going to crochet a cozy Hood Scarf! If you need help along the way, check out the easier version of this pattern.
We begin by crocheting 19 granny squares in different colors. We have chosen to crochet the last round of all the squares in the same color (the main color).
Granny Squares
Make 19 squares.
Start with the color you want for the center of your squares. Make 1 magic ring (MR) or 4 chain stitches (ch) joined into a ring with 1 slip stitch (sl st).
Round 1: 3 chain stitches (ch) (replaces 1 double crochet (dc)), 2 dc, 2 chain stitches (ch), *3 dc, 2 ch* x3, finish with 1 sl st in the 3rd ch from the start of the round. There should be 12 double crochets on this round.
Change color or continue with the same color.
Round 2: Join the yarn with 1 sl st in a corner and make 3 ch (replaces 1 dc), 2 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc, *skip to the next corner, 3 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc* x3, finish with 1 sl st in the 3rd ch from the start of the round. Cut and fasten the yarn. There should be 24 double crochets on this round.
Change color or continue with the same color.
Round 3: Join the yarn with 1 sl st in a hole in the middle of a side (not in a corner), make 3 ch (replaces 1 dc), 2 dc, *skip to the next corner, 3 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc, skip to the next “hole” on the side, 3 dc* x3, skip to the next corner, 3 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc, finish with 1 sl st in the 3rd ch from the start of the round. Cut and fasten the yarn. There should be 36 double crochets on this round.
Change color or continue with the same color.
Round 4: Do the same as Round 3, i.e., 3 dc in each “hole,” 3 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc in each corner, cut and fasten the yarn. There should be 48 double crochets on this round.
Change color or continue with the same color.
Round 5: Do the same as Round 4, i.e., 3 dc in each “hole,” 3 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc in each corner, cut and fasten the yarn. There should be 60 double crochets on this round.
After Round 5, the square should measure approximately 16 cm x 16 cm. Sometimes you may need to add one or two more rounds to reach the same size (this depends on the tension of your crochet).
Assembly
1. Now it’s time to join the squares together, as shown in the picture below. Have the right side facing out and the wrong side facing each other. Make a slip knot. Insert your hook into a corner of both squares and pull up the yarn. Then crochet the squares together with slip stitches in the front loops of each square. Continue until all six squares are joined.
Cut and fasten the yarn.
2. The next part we need to join is vertically from the bottom of row 1 up to row 3 (see picture). Do this exactly the same way as before.
3. Now we need to join the squares again vertically from the bottom of row 1 to row 3, but this time we will crochet row 2 and the single square in row 3 together horizontally.
4. Now we join the square from row 3 with row 2.
5. Now the hood itself is complete. On the row at the very bottom, we will now attach the last 12 squares to form a scarf. We will attach 6 squares on one side and 6 squares on the other side, so you can use the long parts as a scarf. Attach the squares in the same way as before.
6. The final step is to crochet a border of single crochet stitches around the entire Hood Scarf. Start in a corner and crochet one stitch in each stitch all around the Hood Scarf. In the corners, crochet 3 single crochet stitches in the same stitch. This will give a nice finish all around. If you want to crochet more rounds of single crochet stitches, feel free to do so, but keep in mind that it will increase your yarn usage. You can also finish with a round of slip stitches if you prefer.
You’re done with your Hood Scarf! Hope you like it :) Feel free to share your pictures!
Granny Squares
We begin by crocheting the granny squares in different colors. Start with the color you want for the center of the square. If you're unsure how to crochet granny squares, see the video below. We crochet the last round in the same color for all the squares (the main color).
Round 1: Crochet a magic ring and, in the ring, start with 3 chain stitches, then crochet 2 double crochet stitches. This forms the first double crochet group. Then crochet 1 chain stitch. Repeat this (3 double crochets + 2 chain stitches) a total of 4 times. Finish with a slip stitch in the third chain from the start.
Round 2: Change color. Start in a hole and in each hole, crochet 3 double crochets, 2 chain stitches, and 3 double crochets, which forms the corners. Finish with a slip stitch in the third chain from the start.
Round 3: Change color. Start in a corner (a hole where you crocheted a chain stitch). Crochet 3 double crochets, 2 chain stitches, and 3 double crochets. The next hole will be between the corners, and here you crochet 3 double crochets. Then crochet the next corner the same way as the first one and continue in the same manner. The corners are crocheted with 3 double crochets, 2 chain stitches, and 3 double crochets in the same hole. Between the corners, crochet 3 double crochets with no chain stitch in between. Finish with a slip stitch in the third chain from the start.
Rounds 4-5: Crochet the same way as round 3, with all corners crocheted with 3 double crochets, 2 chain stitches, and 3 double crochets in the same hole. Between the corners, crochet 3 double crochets. Finish in the same way as above.
Finishing: Weave in all ends and cut off the excess yarn.
After round 5, the square should measure approximately 15-16 x 15-16 cm. Sometimes you may need to add one or two more rounds to achieve the same size (this depends on the tightness of your crochet). You can also add a round of single crochet stitches instead.
Crocheting the Squares Together
Now it’s time to crochet the squares together, as shown in the picture below. Start by crocheting six squares in rows one and two (see picture 1). Have the right side facing out and the wrong side facing each other. Make a slip knot. Insert your hook into a corner of both squares and grab the yarn. Then crochet the squares together with slip stitches in the front loops of each square. Continue until all six squares are joined together.
Cut off the yarn and weave in the ends.
If you're unsure how to crochet squares together, check out the video below. This is one method you can use.
2. The next part we need to join is vertically from the bottom of row 1 up to row 3 (see picture). Do this exactly the same way as before.
3. Now we need to join the squares again vertically from the bottom of row 1 to row 3, but this time we will crochet row 2 and the single square in row 3 together horizontally.
4. Now we join the square from row 3 with row 2.
5. Now the hood itself is complete. On the row at the very bottom (the squares on the hood that are at the neck and aren't joined), we will now attach the last 12 squares to form a scarf. We will attach 6 squares on one side and 6 squares on the other side so that you can use the long parts as a scarf. Join the squares the same way as before.
6. The final step is to crochet a border of single crochet stitches around the entire Hood Scarf. Start in a corner and crochet one stitch in each stitch all around the Hood Scarf. In the corners, crochet 3 single crochet stitches in the same stitch. This will give a nice finish all around. If you want to crochet more rounds of single crochet stitches, feel free to do so, but keep in mind that it will increase your yarn usage. You can also finish with a round of slip stitches if you prefer.
You are now finished with your Hood Scarf! I hope you love it :) Feel free to share your pictures!
Abbreviations:
MR = Magic ring
st = stitch
Ch = chain stitch
sl st = slip stitch
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
(…) = indicates the number of stitches in the current row
*...* = Everything within ... is repeated the specified number of times
We’re going to crochet a cozy Hood Scarf! If you need help along the way, check out the easier version of this pattern.
We begin by crocheting 19 granny squares in different colors. We have chosen to crochet the last round of all the squares in the same color (the main color).
Granny Squares
Make 19 squares.
Start with the color you want for the center of your squares. Make 1 magic ring (MR) or 4 chain stitches (ch) joined into a ring with 1 slip stitch (sl st).
Round 1: 3 chain stitches (ch) (replaces 1 double crochet (dc)), 2 dc, 2 chain stitches (ch), *3 dc, 2 ch* x3, finish with 1 sl st in the 3rd ch from the start of the round. There should be 12 double crochets on this round.
Change color or continue with the same color.
Round 2: Join the yarn with 1 sl st in a corner and make 3 ch (replaces 1 dc), 2 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc, *skip to the next corner, 3 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc* x3, finish with 1 sl st in the 3rd ch from the start of the round. Cut and fasten the yarn. There should be 24 double crochets on this round.
Change color or continue with the same color.
Round 3: Join the yarn with 1 sl st in a hole in the middle of a side (not in a corner), make 3 ch (replaces 1 dc), 2 dc, *skip to the next corner, 3 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc, skip to the next “hole” on the side, 3 dc* x3, skip to the next corner, 3 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc, finish with 1 sl st in the 3rd ch from the start of the round. Cut and fasten the yarn. There should be 36 double crochets on this round.
Change color or continue with the same color.
Round 4: Do the same as Round 3, i.e., 3 dc in each “hole,” 3 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc in each corner, cut and fasten the yarn. There should be 48 double crochets on this round.
Change color or continue with the same color.
Round 5: Do the same as Round 4, i.e., 3 dc in each “hole,” 3 dc, 2 ch, 3 dc in each corner, cut and fasten the yarn. There should be 60 double crochets on this round.
After Round 5, the square should measure approximately 16 cm x 16 cm. Sometimes you may need to add one or two more rounds to reach the same size (this depends on the tension of your crochet).
Assembly
1. Now it’s time to join the squares together, as shown in the picture below. Have the right side facing out and the wrong side facing each other. Make a slip knot. Insert your hook into a corner of both squares and pull up the yarn. Then crochet the squares together with slip stitches in the front loops of each square. Continue until all six squares are joined.
Cut and fasten the yarn.
2. The next part we need to join is vertically from the bottom of row 1 up to row 3 (see picture). Do this exactly the same way as before.
3. Now we need to join the squares again vertically from the bottom of row 1 to row 3, but this time we will crochet row 2 and the single square in row 3 together horizontally.
4. Now we join the square from row 3 with row 2.
5. Now the hood itself is complete. On the row at the very bottom, we will now attach the last 12 squares to form a scarf. We will attach 6 squares on one side and 6 squares on the other side, so you can use the long parts as a scarf. Attach the squares in the same way as before.
6. The final step is to crochet a border of single crochet stitches around the entire Hood Scarf. Start in a corner and crochet one stitch in each stitch all around the Hood Scarf. In the corners, crochet 3 single crochet stitches in the same stitch. This will give a nice finish all around. If you want to crochet more rounds of single crochet stitches, feel free to do so, but keep in mind that it will increase your yarn usage. You can also finish with a round of slip stitches if you prefer.
You’re done with your Hood Scarf! Hope you like it :) Feel free to share your pictures!
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