This free crochet pattern is warm enough for winter, but airy and colorful enough for you to at least start thinking about spring! Using a simple stitch repeat, you will be able to make this scarf in no time! It takes just one skein of Caron Tea Cakes or approx. 204 yards of your favorite Super Bulky Weight (Category 6) yarn. Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick would also work well for this project!
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Berry Cakes Infinity Scarf
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Berry Bliss Infinity Scarf
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Retro Infinity Scarf Free Crochet Pattern
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Easy And Quick Infinity Scarf
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