Bellflower Infinity Scarf

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SEPTEMBER 10, 2013 by CARRIE
Bellflower Infinity Scarf FreePattern!!!!

My Bellflower Infinity Scarf Pattern is probably my most popular design. It has been offered as a
free pattern on Naturally Carons website and sadly Caron yarns has discontinued their line of
Naturally Caron yarns and pulled their website and along with it, all their free patterns. So I am
posting the pattern here for free on my blog.
The Bellflower Infinity Scarf was made originally in Naturally Caron Joy! yarn, but you can make
it in any worsted weight yarn. The softer the yarn, the better I recommend a yarn with a bamboo
blend for a nice drape. You can have fun experimenting with lighter and heavier yarns and just
see what you like. Just remember that a lighter yarn is going to result in a narrower and shorter
scarf and a bulkier yarn is going to result in a wider and longer scarf, so plan accordingly.
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Bellflower Infinity Scarf
Designed by Carrie Carpenter
SKILL LEVEL: Easy
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: Scarf measures approximately 8/20.5cm wide x 58/147.5cm
around
YARN: Naturally Caron.com JOY! (70% Acrylic/30% Bamboo; 3oz/85g, 165yds/288m):
#0007 Aquatica: 3 balls
CROCHET HOOK: One size US H-8 (5mm)
GAUGE: Gauge is not critical for this project.
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STITCHES USED: Chain (ch), double crochet (dc), slip stitch (sl st)
DIRECTIONS
Ch 32.
Row 1 (RS): Dc in 4th ch from hook (beginning ch counts as dc), *sk next 2 ch, (3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc) in
next ch, sk next 2 ch, dc in next 2 ch; repeat from * across, turn4 pattern repeats.
Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as dc here and throughout), sk first dc, dc in next dc, *sk next 2 dc, dc in next
dc, ch 1, (dc, ch 1, dc) in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, dc in next dc, sk next 2 dc, dc in next 2 dc; repeat from *
across, turn.
Row 3: Ch 3, sk first dc, dc in next dc, *sk next ch-1 sp, (2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc) in next ch-1 sp, sk next ch1 sp, sk next dc, dc in next 2 dc; repeat from * across, turn.
Row 4: Ch 3, sk first dc, dc in next dc, *(3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc) in next ch-3 sp, sk next 2 dc, dc in next 2
dc; repeat from * across, turn.
Repeat Rows 24 until piece measures about 58/147.5cm. Do not fasten off.
Joining Row: Fold piece, bringing first row up to meet last row, working in chains across opposite
side of foundation ch and sts of last row (through both thicknesses), sl st in each st across to join
piece into a ring.
Fasten off.
FINISHING: Using yarn needle, weave in all ends. Block lightly, if desired.
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FreePattern!!!!
tricia urycki says:
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September 12, 2013 at 7:04 pm

Im not sure what you mean by blocking.. Could you please email me and let me know..
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Carrie says:
Heres a blog that has a great explanation of blocking: Blocking crochet and knit projects
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Apple bounty | Made with love by Lou for you says:
[] by Carrie Carpenter. This pattern, and more, I discovered, are available for free on her
blog. It was a really easy pattern and I whipped it up in three evenings. Very quick and easy to
do. The []
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Robyn says:
October 22, 2013 at 1:01 am
I had this scarf in mind for a Christmas gift this year so thank you very much for posting the
pattern! Too bad Caron cant keep the old patterns even if they dont carry the line anymore!
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Laura says:
October 24, 2013 at 7:13 pm
Theyve put up all or most of their free patterns on the new Yarnspirations website. I am really
upset that theyve discontinued their Joy! yarn, though. I made the most beautiful shawl for
my sister out of it just recently, and I would love to use it again.
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Carrie says:
I loved the Joy! yarn. Im sad that they discontinued All of their NaturallyCaron line of
yarns (Spa and Country, along with Joy!) and didnt put any of the free patterns that were
in the discontinued yarns up on the new site. People can substitute the yarns.
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ashley says:
October 30, 2013 at 12:26 am
Thanks for the awesome pattern! I just finished making it to the length needed and its
gorgeous but Im not quite able to figure out the joining together part. My foundation row is
straight and the last row wavy and things just dont seem to be lining up when I try to join
them. Is there something Im missing that I need to do before joining with the slip stiches?
Each time I do it I end up with extra length from the last rowYour video doesnt work for
me if that shows itany ideas please? Thank you!
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Carrie says:
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October 30, 2013 at 11:37 am

Even though one end is straight and the other wavy, when you stitch them together, it will
come out fine. Just match up carefully stitch for stitch and sew across. If its still not lining
up, line up your farthest end before you start stitching and you can work your extra
stitches in as you sew across.
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Amy says:
November 9, 2013 at 4:36 am
I am going to try this pattern for a Christmas gift this year and am looking forward to stitching
it. My question is, I would like make it a bit narrower so I am considering trying it with 3
pattern repeats instead of 4. When I tried to figure it out I came up w/chaining 25 instead of 32
to start, and ending the row 1 instructions after the 3rd set of two dcs. Does that sound right?
Have you ever made it narrower/do you know if the pattern will work out ok?
Thanks so much!
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Carrie says:
Yes, chaining 25 will get you a 3 pattern repeat. You have figured it out correctly!
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Amy says:
November 9, 2013 at 4:14 pm
Thanks!
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Nikki says:
Im making my second one and I just love this pattern! However I noticed the chart does not
match what the written pattens has for row 2. Just thought I should bring that to your
attention. Thanks for the gorgeous pattern!!
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Carrie says:
Thank you! Ive replaced the chart with a corrected one. Glad you let me know! And glad
you are enjoying the pattern!
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Nikki says:
Thanks! ! I just love it!
Nadine says:
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Thank you so much for posting the pattern here! I had printed it from the Caron site last year.
It came out on 2 pages and now I cant find the first page! I searched for it again online and
eventually Googled it
Found it here. Thanks again! Now I can proceed to making my
scarf!!
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Perfect Gift Infinity Scarf! | Lovingly Hooked says:
[] This was another great Ravelry find! The pattern is called the Bellflower Infinity Scarf, and
was originally found on the Naturally Caron website however when the line was discontinued
the site (along with the patterns) were removed. It can now be found on the Hooked on
Crafting blog HERE. []
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Jennifer Snyder says:
I am new to crocheting, this is my first pattern. Ive watched alot of tutorials on Youtube, Im
still learning how to read the pattern. One second row can you tell me what the DC in the next
DC looks like. Im guessing it means the same as the first row but instead of DC in CH, Its DC
in DC that you made. Help
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Carrie says:
Yes, you will be making your DC in the DC. Instead of placing your hook into the chain,
you will be placing it under the two loops that make up the top of the DC. Here is a link to
a tutorial with pictures that will help if you need additional assistance:
http://crochet.about.com/od/learntocrochet/ss/DoubleCrochet_2.htm
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Jennifer Snyder says:
Thank you so much!! Im very excited to master this pattern. LOL!! Ive been free-handing
scarves and afgans with basic stitches, Im really learning at this point how to read a pattern.
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Sarah says:
Hi Carrie!
I am running a German blog (www.lotterliebe.de) for DIY and things I love and wanted to ask
you if I may translate this great pattern in German and post it on my website? I just made it by
myself and its awesome
Of course I would mention you as the designer and link the
pattern to your name and website!
Thank you!
Sarah
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Carrie says:
Im glad you like the pattern, Sarah! You are more than welcome to post the pattern on
your website. Id be honored. Thank you!
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Y says:
Hello! i love this pattern but im not entirely sure i am doing it right. Can you please attach
pictures of the pattern close up? THANKS
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Terri Paulson-Sasaki says:
Thank you Carrie for this pattern. I am sewing the ends together now and I am loving this
scarf. I think I will start making a skinnier one today. My scarf is beautiful. Happy
Thanksgiving.
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Lonnie Bottino says:
December 2, 2013 at 6:50 pm
Thank you so much for posting this. I had looked for it @ their NEW combo site and could
not find it. What Caron did was NOT very nice. Ive made this several times and its delightful.
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dianne rubinstein says:
December 3, 2013 at 2:06 am
Hi, I am very excited to make this for my daughter but I am not certain about what 1 sp
means (in row 2 and also row 3). Thanks for your help
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Carrie says:
December 3, 2013 at 2:43 am
sp is the abbreviation for space, so 1 sp means 1 space. I hope you enjoy making this scarf!
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Michele Broll says:
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful infinity scarf pattern. Im making it as a
Christmas present for my fashion conscious daughter. She had asked me a few months back
if I could make her a scarf . She liked circle scarves she saw at Old Navy and Foreverer 21 and
this is a beautiful pattern. Im sure she will love it. Happy Holidays!!!!
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Carrie says:
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Youre welcome! Glad you like it!

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Nicole says:
Thank you for posting this beautiful pattern!! The only problem Im having is in the very
beginning of Row 3. I have 3 dc before the first ch-1 space (including the ch 3 as a dc). Im a bit
confused because it say to skip the first dc, dc in the next dc, and then skip the ch-1 space..
Should I only have two dc before the ch-1 space??
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Carrie says:
Yes, you should have only 2 dc before the ch-1 sp. The ch-3 counts as your first dc. Where is
says to skip the first dc and dc in the next dc, this just means to not place the dc in the in
base of your ch-3. So in other words, make your chain 3 and dc in your next dc, then skip
the ch-1 space. You will have two dc. I hope this helps!
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January 20, 2014 at 11:37 pm
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skfaust says:
February 25, 2014 at 2:49 pm
Thank you so much for sharing this. It is gorgeous! Cant wait to try it.
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Giorgia says:
Hi Carrie, Im trying to make this beautiful scarf, but I have a question. Very stupid maybe,
but Im a quite new to crocheting.
Row 2: sk the first dc. Which is the first dc? Is the one directly under the ch 3, so to say, or is
the next one. I know, is not so easy to explain. Thank you, Giorgia
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Carrie says:
Giorgia, This is a very common question/area of confusion for a new crocheter. The first dc
is the one directly under the ch 3. If you refer to the stitch chart, this should help illustrate
this for you. I hope that helps. And I hope you enjoy making the scarf!
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Laurie says:
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Hi! I found this yarn online at Joanns. They have 3 skein packages available in all colors!
I
ordered some, so will be making this ASAP. If you search for this pattern at yarnspirations, it
does come up with the others using the Naturally Caron yarn. Thanks so much all your
patterns are beautiful!
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Laurie says:
I should clarify on how to find the patterns at yarnspirations in the search box type in
Naturally Caron, then choose Naturally Caron patterns from the search results.
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Carrie says:
Thanks for letting me know! Its too bad they have these patterns so buried. Most people
would never find them.
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Laurie says:
March 5, 2014 at 7:42 pm
Thats true~its a shame to bury these patterns! IMHO, they should have discontinued
the Simply Soft yarn and kept the Naturally Caron. I received the Joy! yarn from Joanns
yesterday, so Ive started this for my friends b-day gift. Thanks for the pretty pattern,
shell love it
Laurie says:
April 3, 2014 at 4:11 am
It is actually easier to find the Naturally Caron patterns at the new website, than I described
above. The link to ALL the free patterns are at the bottom of the page under RESOURCES
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Linda Williams says:
April 11, 2014 at 6:37 am
Thanks for the guide. This will be good if I made my own like yours. Infinity scarf is a large,
closed loop of fabric that can be worn in a variety of trendy ways. Thanks for sharing this post!
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judithc2012 says:
June 26, 2014 at 9:42 pm
Could this also be used as a snood or would I need to make it wider? If i need to make it wider
how many chain will I need to begin. Hoping I can work out the pattern for myself after that.
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Carrie says:
June 27, 2014 at 1:21 am
At 8 wide its probably a little narrow for a snood, but it depends on how wide you want
it. To make it wider, make your beginning chain multiples of 7 plus 6.
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judithc2012 says:
June 27, 2014 at 10:08 pm
Thank you for your prompt reply. Looking forward to trying this out.
Carrie says:
June 27, 2014 at 11:25 pm
Just want to make sure you saw the follow-up comments that the correct beginning chain is
actually multiples of 7 plus 4.
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Gail says:
June 27, 2014 at 12:40 am
I am thinking of making this lovely scarf using #1 fingering yarn. What do you think? If I use a
larger crochet hook so that the gauge is the same?
Thank you!
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Carrie says:
June 27, 2014 at 1:24 am
I think it would look great in a fingering yarn! It would be hard to get the gauge the same
even with a larger hook. I would recommend experimenting with different hook sizes to
get the appearance you want with the yarn you choose, and then adjust your beginning
chain to reach the width you need. You want your beginning chain to be multiples of 7 plus
6.
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Gail says:
June 27, 2014 at 1:42 am
Thank you! I will do as you suggest and will let you know how it turns out. Thanks
again!
Carrie says:
June 27, 2014 at 6:17 pm
Gail, I just want to correct that it should be multiples of 7 plus 4 for this.
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Gail says:
June 27, 2014 at 7:21 pm
Thank you!
Laurie says:
June 27, 2014 at 5:39 pm
Hi Carrie, Please clarify the chain multiple for me-it seems to be a multiple of 7 plus 4 instead
of 6? Thanks!
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Carrie says:
June 27, 2014 at 6:15 pm
Yes! Thank you for correcting me! It should be multiples of 7 plus 4! THANK YOU!!!!!
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Laurie says:
June 27, 2014 at 7:04 pm
Well, thanks for this beautiful pattern:)
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Michellebff says:
October 24, 2014 at 6:49 am
how long does it usually take to finish?
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Carrie says:
Its hard to say because everyone crochets at different speeds. I would probably finish this
in 2 or 3 evenings if I were working on it while sitting and watching tv. Others might take a
longer.
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Meredith says:
Hi there! After the directions for Row 1, it says, 4 pattern repeats. what does this mean? It
seams as if Rows2-4 get repeated for the length of the scarf. When does Row 1 come in again?
Do Row 1 5 times in total before moving on to Row 2?
Thanks for clarifying
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Carrie says:
The 4 Pattern Repeats is a stitch count for the row. You can ignore it if you find it
confusing. It is to let you know how many times the pattern stitch repeats across that row
as a way to check your stitch count. You will do Row 1 only once. The pattern IS a repeat of
rows 2-4. Row 1 establishes the pattern off of the foundation chain, so does not come into
play again (but if you look closely, it is essentially the same as Row 4). So do Row 1 only
once, then repeat rows 2-4 for the remainder of the pattern. I hope that clarifies:-)
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Gena says:
January 6, 2015 at 2:44 am
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Im having a hard time figuring out row three- It seems like there should be three chain
stitches in a row from row 2 but my stitches go ch dc ch dc ch. This is my first pattern so
maybe Im missing something!
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Carrie says:
Im not clear what you are saying, but your best bet is to follow the stitch chart is you are
having a hard time following the written pattern. The stitch chart should help a lot. If you
arent sure how to read the stitch chart, the Craft Yarn Council has a list of what the
symbols stand for right HERE.
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Eva Bennett says:
DOES THIS PATTERN COME IN A KNITTED PATTERN.
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Carrie says:
January 6, 2015 at 12:21 pm
No, Im sorry, its only available in crochet.
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Sandra says:
I have made quite a few of these for family and friends, and I LOVE the pattern. Thank You!!!!!
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Amanda says:
Hi Carrie, thank you so much for this pattern! Its beautiful! Im currently about 6 inches in
and I think I might be making a mistake. When the pattern says in the next ch-1 sp does that
mean the space the previous ch created or the actual ch itself?
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Carrie says:
It means in the space created by the chain you made in the row below. Look at the row you
just made and find where you made a (3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc) or a (dc, ch 1, dc) in that row. You
are going to make your stitch(es) in the space created by the ch 1 in that grouping of
stitches you made in the row below.
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Amanda says:
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Thank you for the clarification! Im still new to crocheting. Unfortunately Im going to
have to start over but thats okay because I want to make it skinnier. Im using Berroco
Maya and its lovely.
Judy Johnston says:
so the pattern is free but how does one get it to print out so I can make it. Im sure not going to
write out all the instructions
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Carrie says:
You should be able to right click on the page with your mouse and select Print.
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