Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago
How to crochet the Grace Tinley Scarf, an easy granny stitch crochet scarf! There are 4 sizes included so you can make one for everybody in the family.
Grace Tinley is an easy crochet line that features the beautiful, classic granny stitch pattern. This is a beginner friendly series, and this scarf is great project to pair with watching your favorite TV show or movie. Use a soft tape measure to measure as you go, and stop at the length desired. Working in a color block (or stripes) pattern, you'll want to count once you've reached this measurement just to make sure the blocks are of even rows.
I did not add a border to my scarf, but I am going to show you how to add a single crochet one if you're interested. Keep in mind, it will add about 1/2" to the width and height.
Other Grace Tinley Pieces:
- Grace Tinley Beanie (worsted weight): youtu.be/npd6CEJFJ_0
- Lightweight Grace Tinley Beanie (#3 yarn): youtu.be/TEHjEzQDYsU
- Grace Tinley Infinity Scarf: youtu.be/MYvDoG1BqXw
- Oversized Grace Tinley Cowl: youtu.be/84ntheODWjg
Looking for another easy crochet scarf tutorial? Check out the:
- Brett Haylee Scarf: youtu.be/wLqWwiRPDyU
- Colin Drew Scarf: youtu.be/XhmYi3sIHpA
- Shay Scarf: youtu.be/6K0ZiJ9rWZQ
You'll need 108 (196, 298, 425) Yards of Worsted Weight Yarn - I used Red Heart Super Saver in the Light Sage, Tea Leaf, and Paddy Green colorways for the Adult Small size; Respectively, it's 36 (66, 100, 142) yards per block, a H8/5mm Crochet Hook, a Tapestry Needle to weave in ends and if Gauge is essential or to measure as you go then a Soft Tape Measure.
Material Notes:
I've used Red Heart Super Saver for my scarf, but you can use any worsted weight yarn from your stash - pick your favorite! If the finished size is essential to you, then check your gauge, but if not, then just start crocheting - you can even go up to a #5 chunky weight yarn for an oversized, cozy scarf.
I picked Red Heart Super Saver because I wanted to use yarn that I had in my stash already, and after the first wash, it gets softer and cozier. Some of my other favorite worsted weight yarns for scarves, especially against the wind, are Lion Brand Wool Ease (wool and acrylic blend) and WeCrochet Swish (100% superwash merino wool). They're soft, squishy, warm and hold up so well to wear and tear and machine washing and drying.
Shop Wool Ease (affiliate link): shrsl.com/2bnl2
Shop WeCrochet Swish (affiliate link): shrsl.com/38yuc
If you want to treat yourself to an ergonomic crochet hook, I highly recommend SiennasBowtique on Etsy. Here is the Koi Fish one I'm using in the video (affiliate link): tidd.ly/3AKVOMr
Time Spent:
I worked up the adult small size in just under 3 hours.
Sizes Included:
Toddler, Child, Adult Small & Adult Large
Gauge (Not Essential):
Measure width of scarf after about 6 rows, and it will equal, respectively about: 4 1/4", 5 3/8", 6", 6 7/8".
You can find the free written pattern on my blog: eyeloveknots.com/2014/03/crochet-adult-granny-square-scarf-in.html
Buy the Ad-Free PDF on Etsy (affiliate link): tidd.ly/3QS5Cgm
Buy the Ad-Free PDF on Ravelry: ravelry.com/patterns/library/grace-tinley-scarf
Time Stamp:
00:00 Intro & Materials
03:25 How to Make a Slip Knot
04:08 How to Crochet a Chain
04:32 Chain Multiple for Granny Stitch Pattern
05:06 Chart of Number of Chains by Size
05:21 Row 1 & How to Double Crochet (US DC) into the Beginning Chain
10:48 Row 2 of Granny Stitch Pattern
13:37 Recap Granny Stitch Pattern
15:39 How to Change Yarn Colors in Crochet
18:01 Chart of Number of Rows by Size
18:06 How to Add a Single Crochet Border to Granny Stitch Pattern
29:09 How to Weave in Crochet Ends
37:35 Outro
How to crochet the Grace Tinley Scarf, an easy granny stitch crochet scarf! There are 4 sizes included so you can make one for everybody in the family.
Grace Tinley is an easy crochet line that features the beautiful, classic granny stitch pattern. This is a beginner friendly series, and this scarf is great project to pair with watching your favorite TV show or movie. Use a soft tape measure to measure as you go, and stop at the length desired. Working in a color block (or stripes) pattern, you'll want to count once you've reached this measurement just to make sure the blocks are of even rows.
I did not add a border to my scarf, but I am going to show you how to add a single crochet one if you're interested. Keep in mind, it will add about 1/2" to the width and height.
Other Grace Tinley Pieces:
- Grace Tinley Beanie (worsted weight): youtu.be/npd6CEJFJ_0
- Lightweight Grace Tinley Beanie (#3 yarn): youtu.be/TEHjEzQDYsU
- Grace Tinley Infinity Scarf: youtu.be/MYvDoG1BqXw
- Oversized Grace Tinley Cowl: youtu.be/84ntheODWjg
Looking for another easy crochet scarf tutorial? Check out the:
- Brett Haylee Scarf: youtu.be/wLqWwiRPDyU
- Colin Drew Scarf: youtu.be/XhmYi3sIHpA
- Shay Scarf: youtu.be/6K0ZiJ9rWZQ
You'll need 108 (196, 298, 425) Yards of Worsted Weight Yarn - I used Red Heart Super Saver in the Light Sage, Tea Leaf, and Paddy Green colorways for the Adult Small size; Respectively, it's 36 (66, 100, 142) yards per block, a H8/5mm Crochet Hook, a Tapestry Needle to weave in ends and if Gauge is essential or to measure as you go then a Soft Tape Measure.
Material Notes:
I've used Red Heart Super Saver for my scarf, but you can use any worsted weight yarn from your stash - pick your favorite! If the finished size is essential to you, then check your gauge, but if not, then just start crocheting - you can even go up to a #5 chunky weight yarn for an oversized, cozy scarf.
I picked Red Heart Super Saver because I wanted to use yarn that I had in my stash already, and after the first wash, it gets softer and cozier. Some of my other favorite worsted weight yarns for scarves, especially against the wind, are Lion Brand Wool Ease (wool and acrylic blend) and WeCrochet Swish (100% superwash merino wool). They're soft, squishy, warm and hold up so well to wear and tear and machine washing and drying.
Shop Wool Ease (affiliate link): shrsl.com/2bnl2
Shop WeCrochet Swish (affiliate link): shrsl.com/38yuc
If you want to treat yourself to an ergonomic crochet hook, I highly recommend SiennasBowtique on Etsy. Here is the Koi Fish one I'm using in the video (affiliate link): tidd.ly/3AKVOMr
Time Spent:
I worked up the adult small size in just under 3 hours.
Sizes Included:
Toddler, Child, Adult Small & Adult Large
Gauge (Not Essential):
Measure width of scarf after about 6 rows, and it will equal, respectively about: 4 1/4", 5 3/8", 6", 6 7/8".
You can find the free written pattern on my blog: eyeloveknots.com/2014/03/crochet-adult-granny-square-scarf-in.html
Buy the Ad-Free PDF on Etsy (affiliate link): tidd.ly/3QS5Cgm
Buy the Ad-Free PDF on Ravelry: ravelry.com/patterns/library/grace-tinley-scarf
Time Stamp:
00:00 Intro & Materials
03:25 How to Make a Slip Knot
04:08 How to Crochet a Chain
04:32 Chain Multiple for Granny Stitch Pattern
05:06 Chart of Number of Chains by Size
05:21 Row 1 & How to Double Crochet (US DC) into the Beginning Chain
10:48 Row 2 of Granny Stitch Pattern
13:37 Recap Granny Stitch Pattern
15:39 How to Change Yarn Colors in Crochet
18:01 Chart of Number of Rows by Size
18:06 How to Add a Single Crochet Border to Granny Stitch Pattern
29:09 How to Weave in Crochet Ends
37:35 Outro
