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The other day I sat down and crocheted a scarf.  I made it us as I want using some basic stitches I know.  My intention for the scarf is to give it away; it wasn’t until I was fastening off the tail at the end that I realized it would be a great project to share here.  So, with a little reverse engineering I have written my first ever crochet pattern.  This is a big achievement for me – I only taught myself to read patterns about three months ago. 
A not to my fellow crocheters: if this pattern doesn’t make sense, please reach out so that I can fix any mistakes.

Sea Waves Scarf Pattern

I used a 6.50mm hook, but honestly this would work with your choice of any 6-10mm hook.
For this I used Premier Puzzle brand yarn in the color “Enigma”.

Disclaimer: I did not count my rows because I was not thinking of writing this pattern down or sharing it, so repeat R2 until you think your scarf is as long as you want it to be.

Abbreviations:
Ch – Chain
R – Row
Sc – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
* * – repeat instructions between parentheses

MIDDLE OF THE SCARF-
Ch. 15
R1 Starting in the 2nd ch from the hook sc across (14 sts)
      Ch 1 and turn.
R2-? Sc 14. Ch 1 and turn.

SCALLOPED BORDER-
*Sc 1 then Ch 3 then 3 HDC* repeat around the edges until complete
Fasten off.
Weave in all ends.

Check out my Instagram account for a short video to see the scalloped border in progress.

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