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Free Crochet Pattern: Clematis Ruffle Scarf

This feminine crochet skinny scarf pattern features delicate floral ribbon lace with soft ruffles that spiral gracefully along the length of the scarf. The design is worked back and forth in a simple 3-row repeat using only basic crochet stitches, making it relaxing to create while still looking refined and intricate.

Lightweight and versatile, the scarf pairs beautifully with romantic dresses, casual outfits and elegant layered looks alike. Worked in wool blends, it becomes a cozy accessory for cooler weather; in cotton or linen yarns, it transforms into an airy statement piece perfect for spring and summer styling. Timeless lace textures and romantic ruffles give this design a soft, modern femininity that feels both classic and current.

A fashion model wearing a floral-patterned dress with a red crochet detail, posing outdoors against a stone wall. She has long hair and is wearing oversized sunglasses.

PATTERN NOTES

The scarf is worked as a single piece in back-and-forth rows. Either side can be the right side.

Any light- to medium-weight yarn can be used for this project. Choose the hook size accordingly, making sure the resulting fabric is relatively dense rather than loose.

TOOLS & MATERIALS

  • about 600-650yds/550-600m of a 4-ply weight yarn (e.g. Sirdar Country Classic 4 Ply or similar)
  • US size D-3 / 3mm crochet hook, or size to get desired drape
  • measuring tape, tapestry needle, scissors

FINISHED DIMENSIONS

90″/230cm long, 4.5″/11.5cm wide

Close-up of a hand resting on a floral-patterned garment, featuring vibrant red crochet detailing along the edge.

GAUGE

7 vertical pattern repeats in 12″/30cm

Note: The gauge is provided for reference. Meeting the exact gauge is not critical for this project.

ABBREVIATIONS (US Crochet Terms)

ch – chain

sl st – slip stitch

dc – double crochet

trc – treble crochet

sk – skip

sp – space

beg – beginning

prev – previous

[ ] — repeat instruction within square brackets as stated afterwards

WORKING INSTRUCTIONS

Ch 9, join with sl st to make a ring.

Row 1 Ch 3, 14 dc in ring.

Row 2 Ch 3, [ch 1, dc in next dc] to end (14 times total).

Row 3 Ch 3, trc in last worked dc of prev row, [ch 3, 6 dc in sp between last trc and ch-3, sk 1 dc of prev row, (sl st, ch 3, trc) in next dc of prev row] 4 times, ch 3, 6 dc in sp between last trc and ch-3, sk 1 dc of prev row, sl st in next dc of prev row, ch 8, sk 3 dc, sl st in 3rd ch of ch-3 in beg of prev row.

Row 4 Ch 3, 14 dc in ch-8 sp, sk last 2 dc of prev row, sl st in next dc of prev row.

Continue in pattern repeating Rows 2-4 until your scarf measures about 1″/2-3cm less than the desired final length. Stop after a repeat of Row 2.

Last Row Ch 3, trc in last worked dc of prev row, [ch 3, 6 dc in sp between last trc and ch-3, sk 1 dc of prev row, (sl st, ch 3, trc) in next dc of prev row] 6 times, ch 3, 6 dc in sp between last trc and ch-3, sl st in 3rd ch of ch-3 in beg of prev row.

Break yarn, fasten off, and weave in all loose ends.

Crochet pattern diagram with symbols representing slip stitch, chain, double crochet, and triple crochet, illustrating a fan-shaped design with numbered rows.

Block your finished scarf for best results.

A woman stands outdoors next to greenery, wearing a floral dress paired with a red scarf and large sunglasses. She is striking a pose with one hand in her hair and the other at her waist.

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Show me the photos of your scarves here in comments, or share your work on social media with the tag #zorancrochets, and welcome back for more fun projects! 🙂


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