
Chunky Scarf with Pockets |beginner crochet pattern
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There is nothing better than the satisfaction of finishing a large crochet project. Ok…some would call this small but for me this is a HUGE project.
We are going to build on the stitches that we have learned and create a really chunky, super warm scarf that is just perfect for these cold winter days.
Check out this FREE crochet pattern to create your very own chunky scarf with pockets.

Supplies
- SIX Super Bulky 6 skeins of yarn (LINK to what I am using) – color in this project was Ivry
- Crochet Hook: 9.00mm M hook (LINK to a crochet hook set)
- Scissors
- Yarn Needle (LINK)
Abbreviations
- ch: chain
- sl st (or ss): slip stitch
- sc: single chain
- hdc: half double crochet
- dc: double crochet
- 3dc: three double crochet stitches in the same stitch
- rdcc: reverse double crochet cluster
- st(s): stitch(es)
- rep: repeat
- fo: finish off
- yo: yarn over
Special Stitch Info
The Reverse double crochet cluster (RDCC) is working the 3DC in reverse and creates an interesting design/texture I your project.
- YO and insert hook into the 1st of the 3 DC in the previous row. YO and pull through first 2 loops (2 loops will be remaining on the hook)
- YO and insert hook into the 2nd of the 3DC in the previous row. YO and pull through first 2 loops ( 3 loops will be remaining on the hook)
- YO and insert hook into the 3rd of the 3DC in the previous row. YO and pull through first 2 loops (4 loops will be remaining on the hook)
- YO and pull through all loops
- Ch 1 to complete stitch

Pattern
Note: The ch stitches at the beginning of each row does not count as a stitch.
Row | Instructions |
Foundation Row | Ch 125 |
Row 1 | HDC in the 2nd ch from the hook and across the chain (124 sts). Ch 1 and Turn |
Row 2 | HDC in the back loop only for all stitches in the row (124 sts). Ch 1 and Turn |
Row 3 | HDC tbl all stitches across the row (124 sts). Ch 2 and Turn. |
Row 4 | DC in 1st stitch. [Skip 2 sts. 3DC in the next stitch]. Repeat [*] pattern to the end. DC in last stitch. Ch 2 and Turn (makes 40 bunches of 3DC). |
Row 5 | DC in 1st stitch. RDCC in each bunch of 3DC across (40 total). DC in last stitch. Ch 2 and Turn. |
Row 6 | DC in 1st stitch. 3DC in the larger loop created by the previous row’s “pull through all 4 loops” action. Repeat this to create 40 bunches of 3DC in this row. DC in the last stitch. Ch 2 and Turn. |
Row 7 | DC in 1st stitch. RDCC in each bunch of 3DC across (40 total). DC in last stitch. Ch 2 and Turn. (this is a repeat of row 5) |
Row 8 | DC in 1st stitch. 3DC in the larger loop created by the previous row’s “pull through all 4 loops” action. Repeat this to create 40 bunches of 3DC in this row. DC in the last stitch. Ch 2 and Turn. (this is a repeat of row 6) |
Row 9 | DC in 1st stitch. RDCC in each bunch of 3DC across (40 total). DC in last stitch. Ch 2 and Turn. (this is a repeat of row 5) |
Row 10 | DC in 1st stitch. 3DC in the larger loop created by the previous row’s “pull through all 4 loops” action. Repeat this to create 40 bunches of 3DC in this row. DC in the last stitch. Ch 1 and Turn (not the Ch number is different in this row) |
Row 11 | HDC across all DC of previous rows. Ch 1 and turn. |
Row 12 | HDC in the back loop only for all stitches in the row Ch 1 and Turn |
Row 13 | HDC in the back loop only for all stitches in the row Ch 1 and Turn |
Row 14 | HDC in the back loop only for all stitches in the row Ch 1 and Turn |
Row 15 | SS into each of the stitches in the row. Finish off project. |
Weave in ends |
Pockets – Make 2
Row | Instructions |
Foundation Row | Ch 15 |
Row 1 | HDC from the 2nd ch from the hook and across the chain (14 sts) Ch 1 and turn |
Row 2 | HDC in the back loop of the previous row (14 sts) Ch 1 and turn |
Row 3 | HDC in the back loop of the previous row (14 sts) Ch 1 and turn (this is a repeat of row 2) |
Row 4 | HDC in the back loop of the previous row (14 sts) Ch 1 and turn (this is a repeat of row 2) |
Row 5 | HDC in the back loop of the previous row (14 sts) Ch 1 and turn (this is a repeat of row 2) |
Row 6 | HDC in the back loop of the previous row (14 sts) Ch 1 and turn (this is a repeat of row 2) |
Row 7 | HDC in the back loop of the previous row (14 sts) Ch 1 and turn (this is a repeat of row 2) |
Row 8 | HDC in the back loop of the previous row (14 sts) Ch 1 and turn (this is a repeat of row 2) |
Row 9 | HDC in the back loop of the previous row (14 sts) Ch 1 and turn (this is a repeat of row 2) |
Row 10 | HDC in the back loop of the previous row (14 sts) Ch 1 and turn (this is a repeat of row 2) |
Row 11 | SS into each of the stitches in the row. Finish off project leaving a long tail to sew the pockets on. |
Sew on pockets | Using a tapestry needle, weave the long tail of yarn to attach the pocket to the scarf right above row 11. |

Want a little extra? Add some tassels at the ends.
Wrapping This Up
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