Last Minute Harry Potter Scarf Pattern

This Harry Potter Scarf Pattern Crochet works up quickly with a thick and luxurious yarn. It uses a basic crochet stitch and I was able to throw it together at the last minute for my daughter’s costume.

Today’s Harry Potter Scarf Pattern is where my book nerd self meets the yarn lover. The best of both worlds! I love sharing easy crocheting ideas and this Harry Potter Scarf pattern uses a bulky yarn that works up quickly and the colors are beautiful.

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Griffindor Yarn colors

gryffindor scarf crochet pattern

Start with a chain 10 using the cranberry-colored yarn (image 01)

Then single crochet into the second chain from the hook and into every chain after that (image 02)

Turn, Chain 1 and Single crochet into each single crochet stitch (image 03)

Repeat the pattern row a total of 8 times. Cut yarn and pull through loop (image 04)

Change color and repeat.

To tuck your yarn ends as you go, hold both the short ends of yarns over the previous row and work Single Crochets over it to hold securely in place.

This is my favorite way to tuck in those stray yarn bits as you go. If not, you will end up with a bunch of yarn tails to weave in the end, which is no fun 🙂

Harry Potter Scarf Colors of Yarn

Below are colors of Wool-Ease Thick and Quick Yarn to use in this pattern for Harry Potter Scarf:

• Gryffindor (Red and Gold): Use yarn color Mustard https://amzn.to/2ViklqR and Cranberry https://amzn.to/2VikM4t
• Hufflepuff (Black and Yellow): Use yarn color Charcoal and Mustard https://amzn.to/2ViklqR
• Ravenclaw (Blue and Silver) : Use yarn color Denim and Flax https://amzn.to/3wjuBvt
• Slytherin (Green and Silver): Use yarn color Grass and Driftwood https://amzn.to/3wmliuP

harry potter scarf pattern crochet:

In the below paragraph, you will find the Harry Potter Scarf Pattern

With your P hook, Chain 10 using the Cranberry colored yarn.

Foundation row: SC into the second chain from hook and into every chain after that. Turn.

Pattern row: Chain 1. SC into each stitch. Turn.

Repeat the pattern row a total of 8 times in Cranberry color. Cut yarn and pull through loop. Turn.

Attach the Mustard colored yarn into the SC below by pulling up a loop. Ch 1, SC into same sc, SC into each SC. Complete row and check that there are 9 verticals of SC. This is where you might most commonly miss a stitch.

Work 8 rows in Mustard color

Alternate the two-color blocks till you have a scarf of the desired length.

My scarf measures approximately 4 inches wide and is 60 inches long.

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Notes:

Easily customize this Harry Potter Scarf Pattern to make it skinnier, wider or longer following my notes below.

• To make a wider scarf, just adjust the starting chain. A starting chain of 12 instead of 10 will increase the width of the scarf by about an inch. Add an extra 2 chains per inch increase in width.
• Since my color stripes are chunky, I chose to cut my yarn at every color change.
• If you were to make skinny color stripes, you can easily carry the unused yarn color up the side of the work. 
• Although the yarn packaging recommends using an N hook (9mm) I’m using a larger P hook (12mm). The larger hook just means that your work won’t be as dense, it will be a little airier. I find this necessary for a scarf, otherwise the scarf ends up being too heavy.

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Conclusion:

I hope you enjoyed today’s pattern for Harry Potter Scarf and if you make one of your own do share in the comments!