Welcome to the 2021 Scarf of the Month CAL!

For my March contribution, I have this gorgeous scarf that is made with the new Furls Wander yarn. Next week I will share the free pattern for the matching hat as well! Scroll down to check out the FREE crochet pattern for the Tidal Ridge Scarf. And for 24 hours only, get a FREE PDF version of this pattern from my Ravelry shop! I hope you enjoy it! Happy Crocheting!

Join us for the March 2021 Scarf patterns!

Rhondda and I are so excited to continue hosting the Scarf of the Month CAL in 2021. We will each have a new free scarf/cowl pattern on our blogs each month, for 12 months! Plus, we will have 12 amazing designers that will be joining us this year. If you want to know more about the Scarf of the Month CAL, including the schedule, please visit this intro post.

We will also be continuing to offer a free PDF version of our patterns for 24 hours! Make sure to stop by each blog and look for the coupon code or sale link.

We have also added a supply list! To see the supplies needed for our scarf and hat patterns, click here.

If you would like to share your progress, please feel free to add your Ravelry Project Pages for each of the scarves and hats that you make! Each pattern post will include a specific pattern link to Ravelry so you can add your own project. Rhondda has put together a great tutorial on how to add projects to Ravelry, which you can find here.

We would also love to see your projects on Instagram! Tag us on Instagram at @thestitchinmommy and/or @oombawkadesigncrochet and use the hashtag #ScarfoftheMonth to share your progress with us!

Also, check out our Crochet With Us Group and The Stitchin’ Mommy Crochet Community, on Facebook, where can share your progress, ask questions, and get help with the patterns from this CAL!

This post contains affiliate links. I do receive a commission if you make a purchase through my link(s), which helps support my blog and allows me to bring you more great posts! I also received complimentary skeins of the yarn used in this pattern from Furls, to be used in my design. I was not financially compensated to use these products in my post. 

About the Yarn:

Furls recently released a new line of yarn called Wander and it is absolutely gorgeous! You can find out more about the Wander line of yarn here. Furls was kind enough to send me one of the new Wander Palette Packs and I was so excited to use it! I received the Tidal pack which contains 5 skeins of yarn in the colors Midnight, Surf, Cobblestone, Mist, and Snow. There are 5 gorgeous palette packs in total which you can find here. I used most of the skeins for my scarf and the rest for my hat.

Tidal Ridge Scarf

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Materials:

• Approximately 405 yds of Category 4 Medium Weight Yarn in five colors; I used the Furls Wander Palette Pack* in Tidal:
  • Approximately 90 yds of Color A; I used Furls Wander Yarn* in the Snow colorway
  • Approximately 90 yds of Color B; I used Furls Wander Yarn* in the Mist colorway
  • Approximately 90 yds of Color C; I used Furls Wander Yarn* in the Surf colorway
  • Approximately 90 yds of Color D; I used Furls Wander Yarn* in the Cobblestone colorway
  • Approximately 45 yds of Color E; I used Furls Wander Yarn* in the Midnight colorway
• Size I 5.5mm Crochet Hook*
• Yarn Needle* for weaving ends
• Scissors*

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Skill Level:

Easy

Abbreviations:

ch(s) – chain(s)
hdc – half double crochet
sc – single crochet
sk – skip
sl st – slip stitch
st(s) – stitch(es)
t-ch – turning chain
() – indicates stitch counts
* – indicates instructions to be repeated

Gauge:

15.6 stitches & 12.8 rows = 4″ (in pattern stitch)

Finished Size:

Approximately 8.25″ wide and 56″ long

Notes:

• This pattern is written in US terms.
• Sizing will vary depending on how tightly or loosely you crochet. Gauge is not necessary for this pattern but if you would like to keep the sizing the same, please check your gauge before starting this project.

Instructions:

With Color A,
Ch 33
Row 1: [1 sc, 1 hdc] into the 3rd ch from hook, *sk the next st, [1 sc, 1 hdc] into the next st; Repeat from * across, turn. (32 sts)
Row 2: Sk the first st, [1 sc, 1 hdc] into the next st, *sk the next st, [1 sc, 1 hdc] into the next st; Repeat from * across, turn. (32 sts)
Row 3-20:  Repeat Row 2
Change to Color B
Rows 21-40: Repeat Row 2
Change to Color C
Rows 41-60: Repeat Row 2
Change to Color D
Rows 61-80: Repeat Row 2
Change to Color E
Rows 81-100: Repeat Row 2
Change to Color D
Rows 101-120: Repeat Row 2
Change to Color C
Rows 121-140: Repeat Row 2
Change to Color B
Rows 141-160: Repeat Row 2
Change to Color A
Rows 161-179: Repeat Row 2
Row 180: Repeat Row 2, fasten off.

Finish:

• I decided not to add an edging to my scarf but if you would like to add an edging, join any color yarn to the last stitch of the last row with a slip stitch.
• Sc evenly down the side of the scarf, working your way across the bottom, up the other side, and across the top. Join into the beginning st with an invisible join for a clean look.
• Fasten off.
• Weave all ends.