Granite Pocket Scarf: Free Pattern

Everyone loves an easy pattern, and the Granite Pocket Scarf is just that. Easy. It’s the perfect afternoon project to hook up in a jiffy for a last minute gift. Or simply because the cold weather snuck up on you and you need a new scarf right away! The Granite Pocket Scarf uses just two skeins and bit of yarn and a big 12.00mm hook. It also only uses two stitches so it’s beginner friendly and the perfect project to work on while you watch The Haunting of Hill House.

Scarfs are my favourite accessory to design and this one was needed to be easy and cozy. I added on a pocket because women need more pockets in their lives. Pockets that are handy to slip a lip balm in or to keep a package of tissue for those days you’re out in the crisp, cool air. No one likes chapped lips or a runny nose, and having a pocket on your scarf makes things accessible. Plus, the pocket gives this scarf its own unique style and I totally love that.

Now, for the pocket I used whatever chunky yarn I had on hand. I’m not sure it’s Lionbrand or Loops and Threads, but it’s a cream colour so it ought be easy to find at your local Michaels. And a bit of advice, sew on the pocket straight. I actually sewed mine on slightly crooked and now I have to undo it and re-sew. So don’t be like me, pay attention! Maybe hit pause on your viewing of The Haunting of Hill House. 😉 And if you do like a more balanced look, make two pockets and have one on either end of your scarf.

Granite Pocket Scarf Pattern

Gauge

4 rows high = 3 inches 
Gauge is not very important for this project.

Finished Dimensions 

63 1/4” x 9 3/4 “ 

Materials

12.00mm (O) hook and 8.00mm (L) hook 
174 yards chunky yarn 
Craft needle
Extra chunky yarn for pocket 

Yarn 

Lionbrand, Wool-Ease Thick and Quick 2 skeins in Blackstone 
Extra yarn could be Lionbrand, Wool-Ease Thick and Quick in cream colour

Stitches Used

Ch-chain
Hdc-half double crochet 
Sc-single crochet 

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ROW ONE: Ch 15; in second ch from hook, hdc and hdc in ea st across. Ch 2, turn. 

ROW TWO: Hdc in first st, and in ea across. Ch 2, turn. 

ROW THREE TILL ROW SIXTY-ONE: Repeat row 2. Fasten off, weave in loose ends.

You should have a long tail of yarn left. Save this for sewing on the pocket. 

POCKET

ROW ONE: With cream yarn, smaller hook, ch 14. Sc in second st from hook, and in ea st across. Ch 1, turn.

ROW TWO-TWELVE: Sc in first st and in ea across. 

Sew the pocket on third row from the bottom of first row of the first row of the scarf using the tail of Blackstone yarn left over. Be sure to sew it on straight! 

I really do hope you like this project. It’s perfect for fall and winter, especially now that snow is actually starting to fall. Keep warm everyone!

Happy Crocheting,

Jewels