Laura Fringe Infinity Scarf

I shared a link on Sunday for the Laura Fringe Infinity Scarf and its such a quick and easy pattern to crochet so I thought I would share my finished scarf with you:
This scarf took me two nights to finish and the pattern is a simple two row repeat. I chose a lovely chunky denim wool which I purchased from Spotlight. Its a 100% acrylic but its the squishish, softest acrylic I've ever worked with. It comes in a few colours and there's a subtle white fleck running through the yarn, giving it the denim effect.
The fringe is what makes this scarf I think. It adds a soft feminine look to the scarf and adds width without too much bulk around your neck. I love wearing scarves at any time of the year but during winter I prefer an infinity scarf and it has to be snugly and soft. I do like the size of this one and where it sits around my neck and its super warm and toasty.
I mentioned that I also had plans to make one for a friend, and because they are quick I finished her's as well:
I chose the lovely blue yarn for Annie's and that way we can wear them at the same time and not feel like we are twinning it too much :) I do love the blue and it would be perfect with my black jackets so I may have to make another and not wear it when Annie and I are together.
You can see the white fleck a little better in this picture; its more noticeable in the blue yarn and it adds such a pretty touch. If you're in Australia and looking for this yarn you can purchase it at Spotlight HERE. Its inexpensive and I used two skeins for each scarf.
If you want to crochet your own Laura Fringe Infinity Scarf, you can find the free pattern HERE. Annie and I are thrilled with ours (she didn't take it off all afternoon when I gave it to her) and we can't wait for winter so we can wear them.
I'm thinking of crocheting a couple for my Threadbare Handmade shop as well, so if haven't already head on over and like my shop to receive updates of new items I list :)
Happy crocheting :)

6 comments

  1. This is such a lovely scarf! I haven't crocheted in a few years, but I'd love to give this pattern a try. I really love a soft, snuggly scarf during the winter too and this style is just right! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and the pattern link!

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    1. Its a nice easy pattern to ease you back into crochet Kathy. The scarf is snugly and soft and I think its the perfect size to tuck into a coat without too much bulk. Have fun :)

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  2. Wow Rose these are fantastic, thanks for sharing the finished items. Take care, Guida.

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    1. Thanks Guida. They are lovely. Im looking forward to some colder weather so we can wear them 😊

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  3. Gorgeous. Adore the colours. I Love to crotchet - I make things up as I go. Never finish anything and have no idea how to read a pattern. Doesn't sound productive at all.

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    1. Thanks Susie. Sometimes our creative impulses have us working with yarn or fabric, with no clear plan in mind and without a finish. As long as our hands keep busy we are always being productive :) Keep crocheting :)

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