Blue Edge Collar Scarf – Simple Short Crochet Scarf Pattern

September 9, 2026 Simple crochet scarf pattern featuring a blue edge collar design

The Blue Edge Collar Scarf is a delightful accessory that combines simplicity with elegance. Whether you are just starting your crochet journey or are looking for a quick, satisfying project, this scarf is perfect. Its clean lines and charming blue edge give it a fresh look that can complement any outfit. For a project that incorporates both beauty and functionality, you’ll love this easy-to-follow pattern. Plus, if you’re interested in adding to your crochet repertoire, you might also enjoy making something like a cute bag charm or a stylish bookmark, explored in other patterns such as the blue bow bag charm and the blue heart corner bookmark.

Skill Level

This pattern is classified as a confident beginner project. You should be familiar with the basic crochet stitches and comfortable working in rows.

Materials

You will need the following materials to complete this scarf:

  • Cream soft yarn
  • Small amount of blue yarn
  • 5mm crochet hook
  • Tapestry needle

Abbreviations — US Terms

This pattern will use the following crochet abbreviations:

  • ch – chain
  • sc – single crochet

Special Stitches

No special stitches are needed for this simple scarf.

Gauge

Gauge is not essential for this project, but maintaining consistent tension will ensure your scarf looks neat and professional.

Finished Size

The finished size of the scarf is approximately 6 inches wide and 20 inches long. Adjustments can be made if a different size is desired by altering the foundation chain.

Pattern Notes

  • The scarf is worked in rows.
  • The foundation chain consists of 71 chains.
  • The project begins with cream yarn, and a blue yarn is added to create an edging.
  • The completed scarf will tie loosely around the neck, allowing for versatile styling.

Crochet Instructions

Foundation Chain

Using the cream yarn, chain 71. This will serve as your foundation for the scarf.

Row 1

  1. Start by placing your hook in the second chain from the hook.
  2. Work 1 single crochet into that chain.
  3. Continue to work 1 single crochet in each chain across the row.
  4. At the end of the row, you will have a total of 70 single crochets.

Rows 2-7

For each of the next six rows:

  1. Chain 1 to begin the row.
  2. Turn your work so you are facing the right side.
  3. Insert your hook into the first stitch to create a single crochet.
  4. Continue working 1 single crochet into each stitch across the row.
  5. After finishing Row 7, fasten off the cream yarn leaving a small tail for weaving in later.

Edging

  1. At one corner of the scarf, join the blue yarn with a slip stitch.
  2. Chain 1 to begin your edging round.
  3. Work 1 single crochet evenly around all four edges of the scarf, ensuring to place 3 single crochets in each of the corners to maintain a nice shape.
  4. Continue along the edge until you return to the starting point.

Finishing Up

  1. Once you have completed the edging round, fasten off the blue yarn.
  2. Use the tapestry needle to weave in any loose ends from both the cream and blue yarns.
  3. Your scarf is now ready to wear! Tie it loosely around your neck with the ends in the front or on the side for a stylish look.

Tips for the Best Result

  • When working the edging, keep an eye on the tension to ensure it lays flat.
  • Ensure that your corner stitches are evenly spaced to avoid puckering.
  • If you find the scarf flares or ruffles, consider checking your stitch count and ensuring you are consistently working the edging stitches into the fabric.

Common Mistakes

Edging Is Uneven

If your edging seems uneven or puckered, ensure that you are consistently placing 3 single crochets in each corner and maintaining the same stitch count along the edges.

Missing Stitches in Rows

It’s easy to miss a stitch when starting to crochet. To avoid this, count your stitches at the end of each row to ensure you have the correct number.

Finishing

After you’ve woven in all ends, you might consider lightly blocking your scarf to give it an even appearance. Lay it flat to dry, shaping as necessary.

Care

Always check the yarn label for specific care instructions. Generally, hand washing and laying flat to dry is best for maintaining the integrity of the crochet fabric.

This Blue Edge Collar Scarf is perfect for gift-giving or treating yourself to a lovely new accessory. Enjoy the creative process and happy crocheting!

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