What combines the charm of vintage fashion with the timeless beauty of feminine styles? That’s right, today we’re talking about the enchanting world of crochet ruffled scarf patterns.
Imagine yourself draped in a cozy, handmade scarf, reminiscent of bygone eras, exuding grace and femininity with every stitch. Crochet ruffled scarf patterns perfectly capture the essence of vintage fashion, infusing it with a touch of modern flair. They not only keep you warm but also add a dash of elegance and romance to any outfit.
In this article, we’ll unveil a captivating collection of crochet ruffled scarf patterns that will transport you to an era of sophistication and feminine allure. You’re sure to find the perfect ruffled scarf pattern for you, whether you are looking for something understated or over-the-top; extra frilly or just a little ruffled; solid or lace; a single color or a myriad of shades – the possibilities are endless!
Best of all, chances are good that you can make many of the designs on this list using yarns that you already have in your stash. Crochet ruffled scarf patterns call for yarns of all different weights – from fingering to super bulky and everything in between. We even have a couple patterns that call for the special kind of ribbon yarn that first popularized ruffled scarves. If you have one of those coveted skeins in your stash and you’ve never quite known what to do with it, then today’s your lucky day!
Are you ready to be inspired to infuse your wardrobe with a touch of bygone glamour? Let’s weave the threads of time and style as we unlock the secrets behind these captivating crochet ruffled scarf patterns. Get ready to wrap yourself in warmth, nostalgia, and feminine grace. Let the crochet magic begin!
Merino Ruffle Scarf
The soft ruffles of our first scarf design are sure to appeal to a wide variety of folks. This design strikes a nice balance between too fancy and too basic that will have you itching to do some stitching. The pattern calls for just half double and double crochet stitches, so it’s easy enough for even a beginner crocheter.
Designer: Mama in a Stitch
Yarn: Lion Brand LB Collection Superwash Merino (DK Weight #3)
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Arugula Scarf
A small, lightweight scarf is the perfect way to complete an ensemble. The Argula Scarf design is sure to add a dash of feminine charm to any outfit. Best of all, you only need to know how to double crochet for this one. The pattern calls for a fingering weight yarn. It might take a little longer to make but the results will be well worth it!
Designer: Fiber Flux
Yarn: Dream in Color Smooshy (Fingering Weight #1)
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Bewitch
This is one of those crochet ruffled scarf patterns I mentioned previously that calls for a special kind of yarn specifically designed for ruffles. Isn’t it just stunning? You’ll be using gathering stitches for this design which are a bit like slip stitches. There’s also a knit version of this pattern available.
Designer: Berroco Design Team
Yarn: Berroco Ric Rac™ Long Print (Super Bulky Weight #6)
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Mermaid Scarf
Ruffles and lace go together like peanut butter and jelly to make this fashionable scarf design. The pattern calls for single and double crochet stitches along with cluster stitches. It would make a lovely whimsical addition to your wardrobe that is sure to bring a smile to your face on even the grayest of days.
Designer: Sandi Wiseheart
Yarn: Classic Elite Yarns Premiere (Worsted Weight #4)
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Crochet Scarf with Lace Border
Some crochet ruffled scarf patterns are so frilly that they start to resemble feather boas. This vintage fashion trend is all about the drama, so prepare to bear the bulk of the attention when you wear this stylish lace scarf around town! The pattern calls for double, treble, and double treble crochet stitches.
Designer: DROPS Design
Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Vivaldi (Sport Weight #2)
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Crochet Spiral Scarf
A little bit of time and a small amount of yarn is an easy trade off for this quick and cute spiral scarf. It’s an easy way to add a dash of color to your wardrobe and it’s fun to wear too! Beginner crocheters are sure to appreciate that the pattern calls for just double crochet stitches.
Designer: DROPS Design
Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Vivaldi (Worsted Weight #4)
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Double Ruffle Boa
You can have your cake and eat it too with this next design. Some crochet ruffled scarf patterns are decidedly more fashion than function, but the Double Ruffle Boa is the best of both worlds. Thick yarns and voluminous stitchwork generate lots of warmth to keep you cozy. The pattern calls for half double and treble crochet stitches.
Designer: Lion Brand Yarn
Yarn: Lion Brand Moonlight Mohair (Bulky Weight #5) and Lion Brand Chenille Thick & Quick Solid (Super Bulky Weight #6)
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Ruffled Scarf
Using a slightly fuzzy yarn can turn up the volume even more on a fluffy ruffled scarf. You can make this dramatic design using just double crochet stitches. It’s cute, it’s cozy, and it’s so much fun too! What’s not to love?
Designer: Positively Crochet!
Yarn: Yarn Bee Paradox (Aran Weight #4)
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Spiral Ruffled Scarf
Bulky weight yarn or thicker is the way to go if you’re trying to make a stylish ruffled scarf that will actually keep you warm. This design is worked double stranded, so it’s twice as cozy. The pattern calls for just two basic stitches: half double and treble crochet stitches.
Designer: Lion Brand Yarn
Yarn: Lion Brand Homespun and
Lion Brand Moonlight Mohair (Bulky Weight #5)
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Twister Scarf
Sometimes variegated yarn can make your projects look too busy, but not so with crochet ruffled scarf patterns. There’s already so much going on that adding a few extra colors into the mix simply adds to the creative chaos. Try it out with the Twister Scarf. The pattern calls for single and double crochet stitches.
Designer: Wanna’s World
Yarn: Invictus Yarns Captain SW (Aran Weight #4)
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Painted Ruffle
Here’s a style of ruffled scarves that we haven’t touched on yet that features larger, softer ruffles. This toned down look leans more toward high fashion than vintage whimsy. The pattern calls for just double crochet stitches.
Designer: Lion Brand Yarn
Yarn: Lion Brand Homespun (Bulky Weight #5)
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Ruffle Scarf
Using a contrasting color for the last row on a ruffle scarf can really make a big visual impact! This is especially true if the two yarns have a high contrast with each other like the pretty soft pink and black combo showcased here. Best of all, the design is super easy and beginner friendly. All you need to know is how to treble crochet.
Designer: Crochet Spot
Yarn: Worsted Weight #4
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Cloud Cascade Scarf
You’re sure to turn some heads when you step out wearing this softly ruffled scarf. It’s dressy enough to wear to an art gallery but you could still dress it down for brunch with the girls. The extra volume of this design is thanks to the fact that it is worked double stranded. You’ll only be using double crochet stitches for this design.
Designer: Lion Brand Yarn
Yarn: Lion Brand Fishermen’s Wool (Super Bulky Weight #6)
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Cascading Waves Boa
If you know how to single crochet then you can make this cute boa style scarf! The two color design is a great stash buster that can help you work through some of that huge yarn stash you’re hoarding. (Then you can make room to buy some more yarn, yay!)
Designer: Tammy Knox
Yarn: Cascade Yarns ® Magnum (Super Bulky Weight #6)
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Ruffle Colors Scarf
I didn’t think that these crochet ruffled scarf patterns could get any cuter until I saw the addition of tassels in this design. What can I say? I’m a sucker for a fluffy yarn embellishment! You’ll be using half double and double crochet stitches for this design.
Designer: Lion Brand Yarn
Yarn: Lion Brand Amazing (Aran Weight #4)
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Tweed Ruffle Scarf
This scarf paired with a cozy sweater would be pure bliss on a blustery day. I’m telling you that a ruffled scarf would be an excellent addition to your cold weather wardrobe! You can make this stylish design using just double crochet stitches.
Designer: Lion Brand Yarn
Yarn: Lion Brand Tweed Stripes (Bulky Weight #5)
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Curly Swirly Scarf
The Curly Swirly Scarf presents an unexpected pairing with a leather jacket. I love the juxtaposition of the two strong fashion styles. The pattern calls for single, half double, and double crochet stitches along with two kinds of shell stitches.
Designer: Katherine Eng
Yarn: Stitch Nation by Debbie Stoller Bamboo Ewe (Aran Weight #4)
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Rosy Ruffle Scarf
Here’s another one of our crochet ruffled scarf patterns that uses two colors of yarn to excellent effect. You’ll be using single, half double, and double crochet stitches for this design. I bet you’ll be looking for lots of excuses to wear it once you finish making it!
Designer: Julie Farmer
Yarn: Red Heart Sport Solid (DK Weight #3)
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Rows of Ruffles Scarf
Turn the ruffle scarf style on it’s side and you have this fabulous Rows of Ruffles Scarf design. You’ll be using single, double, and treble crochet stitches for this one. The pattern includes a stitch chart which can be very useful especially for visual learners.
Designer: Michele Wilcox
Yarn: Red Heart Shimmer (Worsted Weight #4)
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Double Your Ruffles Scarf
Two colors of yarn make this ruffle scarf twice as nice. This design has excellent volume which will afford you plenty of warmth. I especially love the softer style of the larger ruffles and I feel like it would work well with a variety of outfits. All you need to know is how to double crochet.
Designer: Tracie Barrett
Yarn: Red Heart Super Soft (Worsted Weight #4)
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Lacy Ruffled Scarf
Upgrade your ruffle scarf game with this lace design. You can’t tell from the photo, but the design is actually beaded for an extra dose of sparkle. Ruffles, lace, and beads checks all the boxes for a fabulous feminine design. The pattern calls for single and double crochet stitches.
Designer: Diane L. Augustin
Yarn: Crystal Palace Yarns Cotton Chenille Solid (Aran Weight #4)
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Grand Picots Scarf
Do you have any wide mesh ribbon yarn in your stash? This kind of yarn first inspired the ruffled scarf designs that we know and love today. The best part is that it works up really quickly so you can finish making your scarf sooner and start wearing it everywhere you go.
Designer: Ellen Gormley
Yarn: Premier Yarns Starbella (Aran Weight #4)
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Ruffled Scarf
Long scarves may look nice but it’s not like those long dangly bits really afford much in the way of warmth. Keep it short and sweet with this soft ruffled scarf design. It will still do the trick to keep your neck warm! The pattern calls for single and half double crochet stitches.
Designer: Ullcentrum
Yarn: Ullcentrum Sunset Merino Soy DK (DK Weight #3)
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Sandrose Scarf
This pretty lace scarf design features a soft ruffled border along one edge and a trio of crochet roses on one end. Isn’t it just beautiful? You’ll be using single and double crochet stitches for this design. Prepare to receive many compliments when you wear it!
Designer: DROPS Design
Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS BabyAlpaca Silk (Sport Weight #2)
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Rah Rah Ruffles Scarf
If you’re worried you’ll feel a little silly in your new ruffle scarf, then why not make one using your favorite sports team’s colors? You’ll be in good company when you wear your new scarf while cheering in the stands! The pattern calls for just single and double crochet stitches.
Designer: Whitney Christmas
Yarn: Red Heart Team Spirit (Aran Weight #4)
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So many ruffles, so little time! So, which of these crochet ruffled scarf patterns will you be following along with first? Let me know your favorite one in the comments below!
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