One of the more romantic infinity scarf patterns I have seen. Perhaps it’s that lacy crochet broomstick crochet stitch that does the trick, or the scalloped scarf edging. Or is it the pink yarn or that sweet sixteen look of the model?! Well, all of the above I guess. I love it. And it’s fun enough to wear to college.
photo credit | NaturallyCaron
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Two size 50 (25mm) jumbo knitting needles or 1"/2.5cm diameter dowels or rods (aka ‘broomsticks’)
Yarn needle
This infinity scarf is 50"/127cm circumference x 17 1/2"/44.5cm wide. As you can see, this crochet scarf could loop twice around the model’s neck, making it an infinity scarf, rather than a cowl, which typically loops only once.
How to Crochet Broomstick Lace
Broomstick: a beautiful crochet stitch, isn’t it?
The crochet broomstick stitch is special because it creates a unique, lace-like texture that stands out in any project. This stitch looks delicate and intricate, but it's easier to make than it appears. By looping yarn over a large tool like a broomstick (or a knitting needle), you can form beautiful, open stitches that give your work an airy, light feel.
What makes the broomstick stitch even more amazing is how versatile it is. You can use it to create lovely scarves, shawls, and blankets with a vintage charm. The stitch adds a touch of elegance to any piece, making your handmade items look extra special and unique.
Rather than giving you written instructions, we felt it's better to show you a video instead:
