Wrap up warm with this cosy winter crochet project! The Here Comes the Snow Scarf is a soft, stylish triangle scarf that’s perfect for chilly days and handmade gifts. This design is the wintry sister to my popular Here Comes the Sun Scarf, using the same simple, no-waste construction with a frosty twist.

This side-to-side pattern starts small, grows steadily to the peak, and then tapers neatly back down again. And yes, the mini pom-poms are back! They’re worked directly into the edging, so unlike tassels or sewn-on pom-poms, you don’t need to worry about them coming off. They add a pretty, playful edging that gives the scarf a lovely snowball effect.

The scarf looks beautiful in soft neutral shades for a classic winter feel, but works just as well in colour-changing yarns if you fancy something a bit different. The pattern also includes step-by-step photo tutorials and a helpful chart, making it easy to follow whether you’re a confident beginner or an experienced crocheter.
Easy to read crochet diagram chart and Stitch Guide included

Materials
6mm hook
100g Aran/Medium (Size 4)
I used 2 x 50g,150m Hobbii Divina- Colour Natural White (02)
65% Alpaca, 28% Polyamide, 7% Merino Wool
Yarn Needle
Size
This triangular pattern is worked from side to side, increasing
until you have the desired height at the apex of the triangle,
and then decreasing. The scarf in the main photo was made using 2
skeins of Hobbii Divina with a 6mm hook.

Any yarn weight can be used, hook size should be adjusted accordingly for the
recommended size for your yarn- but remember this will affect the finished size.

Designed for Hobbii by Melu Crochet

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