Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Quick guide included below in the description 👇🏻
Learn how to crochet this simple Sophie Scarf–inspired design with a clean, I-cord style edge. It works up quickly, uses basic stitches, and is easy to customize. I’ll show you the main structure first, then how to resize it to your perfect fit.
Original Sophie Knit Scarf by PetiteKnit:
petiteknit.com/en/products/sophie-scarf?variant=39839447777335
Written pattern coming soon!
If you like the yarn featured in the video, use the discount code, Playhookywithme10 to receive 10% off your purchase. Hopefully it still works. If not, please let me know.
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I will not earn a commission if you purchase this yarn. I was sent samples to try with no strings attached.
Hook and Yarn
Arcane Fibre Works
Rocky Shore
DK Weight 3 Yarn
Tulip 4mm Crochet Hook
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Susan Bates Finishing Needles
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Favorite Stitch Markers
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✨ Quick Guide – Crochet Sophie-Inspired Scarf
(Full pattern and customization tips are available in the PDF)
Finished Size (my sample):
40" (102 cm) before blocking • 47" (119 cm) after
Widest point: 3" (7.5 cm)
Yarn used: 46 g before edging (56 g total)
Basic Structure:
The scarf is worked point-to-point using a simple 4-row rhythm:
Increase row → 3 straight rows, then a long straight section, then decrease row → 3 straight rows.
How to Make It (Loose Guide):
Begin at the first point:
Row 1: Ch 2, sc in first ch (1 st).
Row 2: 2 sc in the sc (2 sts).
Increase Sequence (tail):
Increase by 1 stitch every 4 rows:
Sc across + 1 increase, then 3 straight rows.
Continue until you reach your widest point (mine was 13 sts, about 10" / 25.5 cm long).
Center Section:
Work straight rows (no shaping) until the scarf reaches your desired length.
My center section was 20" (51 cm).
Decrease Sequence (second tail):
Mirror the increase section:
Decrease by 1 stitch every 4 rows until you return to 1 st.
My second tail was also 10" (25.5 cm).
Optional Edging:
Add a faux I-cord border (shown in the video) for a clean, polished edge.
⏰ Time Stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:20 Hook & Yarn
00:57 Measurements
01:27 Increase Sequence
06: 37 Main Body of Scarf
08:15 Decrease Sequence
11:41 Faux I-cord
18:13 Blocking
18:33 Customizing Scarf
20:17 Indie Helping Again...
Get the Written Pattern PDF here → payhip.com/b/TOue5
Quick guide included below in the description 👇🏻
Learn how to crochet this simple Sophie Scarf–inspired design with a clean, I-cord style edge. It works up quickly, uses basic stitches, and is easy to customize. I’ll show you the main structure first, then how to resize it to your perfect fit.
Original Sophie Knit Scarf by PetiteKnit:
petiteknit.com/en/products/sophie-scarf?variant=39839447777335
Written pattern coming soon!
If you like the yarn featured in the video, use the discount code, Playhookywithme10 to receive 10% off your purchase. Hopefully it still works. If not, please let me know.
arcanefiberworks.com/?shpxid=b34cbdb0-f1db-4baf-a3fd-c141366dc98f
I will not earn a commission if you purchase this yarn. I was sent samples to try with no strings attached.
Hook and Yarn
Arcane Fibre Works
Rocky Shore
DK Weight 3 Yarn
Tulip 4mm Crochet Hook
amzn.to/3mgnchd
Susan Bates Finishing Needles
amzn.to/3SOv6dQ
Favorite Stitch Markers
jdoqocy.com/click-100216280-13492653?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.michaels.com%2Fproduct%2Fthe-crochet-dude-stitch-marker-rings-10233530&cjsku=10233530
Clover Quick Lock Stitch Markers
amzn.to/42fAMDS
Affiliate links above 👆🏻
✨ Quick Guide – Crochet Sophie-Inspired Scarf
(Full pattern and customization tips are available in the PDF)
Finished Size (my sample):
40" (102 cm) before blocking • 47" (119 cm) after
Widest point: 3" (7.5 cm)
Yarn used: 46 g before edging (56 g total)
Basic Structure:
The scarf is worked point-to-point using a simple 4-row rhythm:
Increase row → 3 straight rows, then a long straight section, then decrease row → 3 straight rows.
How to Make It (Loose Guide):
Begin at the first point:
Row 1: Ch 2, sc in first ch (1 st).
Row 2: 2 sc in the sc (2 sts).
Increase Sequence (tail):
Increase by 1 stitch every 4 rows:
Sc across + 1 increase, then 3 straight rows.
Continue until you reach your widest point (mine was 13 sts, about 10" / 25.5 cm long).
Center Section:
Work straight rows (no shaping) until the scarf reaches your desired length.
My center section was 20" (51 cm).
Decrease Sequence (second tail):
Mirror the increase section:
Decrease by 1 stitch every 4 rows until you return to 1 st.
My second tail was also 10" (25.5 cm).
Optional Edging:
Add a faux I-cord border (shown in the video) for a clean, polished edge.
⏰ Time Stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:20 Hook & Yarn
00:57 Measurements
01:27 Increase Sequence
06: 37 Main Body of Scarf
08:15 Decrease Sequence
11:41 Faux I-cord
18:13 Blocking
18:33 Customizing Scarf
20:17 Indie Helping Again...
