FEFI Mini Scarf · Skinny Crochet Pattern
A skinny scarf that makes a plain T-shirt and jeans look chic.
Knot FEFI at your neck however you like: in a low bow, wrapped a few times like a choker, or tied to one side over a white shirt. Any of the three gives the outfit a modern edge. And when you’re not wearing it, it looks just as good tied to the handle of your bag.
It’s made in two parts, the body and the edge, and each one has its own video. A project made for enjoying the process, with two sizes so you can choose the length.
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A pattern by Kenya Rodriguez, crochet designer since 2016.
A skinny scarf pattern in two sizes
- Two sizes: 98 × 7 cm (38.5 × 2.75″) and 128 × 10 cm (50.5 × 4″)
- Fingering / Super Fine (CYC 1) merino: 35 g / 140 m (153 yds) for the 98 cm size, 60 g / 240 m (262 yds) for the 128 cm size
- Optional strand of mohair held together with the merino: 17 g / 153 m (167 yds) or 27 g / 243 m (266 yds)
- 3.50 mm (US E/4) hook
- Gauge: 21 sts × 13 rows = 10 × 10 cm (4″ × 4″) in half double crochet (hdc)
- Texture worked through the back loop only, alternating rows of hdc and slip stitch
- 2 videos linked inside the PDF, one for each part. No voiceover: you follow the hands, whatever language you speak.
How to wear a skinny crochet scarf
- In a low bow, over a basic T-shirt and a blazer.
- Wrapped a few times, like a choker, with an open neckline.
- Knotted to one side and left to hang, over a white shirt.
- Tied to your bag handle, when you’re not wearing it.
