Inside – Everything you need to know about the Briar Rose Triangle Scarf Crochet Pattern so you can make your own this autumn!
As the cool breeze of autumn settles in, a cozy triangle scarf becomes an essential accessory for both style and warmth. This versatile piece can be draped over your shoulders, or wrapped around your neck, adding a chic layer to your seasonal wardrobe. With a light, earthy color like dusty rose, the Briar Rose Triangle Scarf not only complements the autumnal palette but also provides a functional fashion statement. The soft, crocheted fabric ensures comfort while its unique shape allows for creative styling options, making it a must-have for any autumn outing.
Inspiration for this Triangle Scarf Crochet Pattern
Admittedly, the name for this crochet pattern came to me after I designed the scarf, fully tested it, and desperately needed a name. The dusty pink of the Autumn Rose colorway reminded me of my favorite princess – Sleeping Beauty. So, as I kept fine tuning the pattern, I kept testing “Briar Rose” as a name.
In the story of Sleeping Beauty, I related so well with a teenage girl growing up without knowing she was a long hidden princess. Like, maybe, just maybe, I’d wake up on my 16th birthday with a tiara and a kingdom. Alas, that dream did not come true. But I thought it would be lovely to crochet a pattern collection reminiscent of Briar Rose and her destiny.
The Moss Stitch combined with light textured stitches give the Briar Rose Triangle Scarf Crochet Pattern a cottage-core aesthetic. Something I think Aurora would definitely wear. Thankfully, no fairies kept changing the color from pink to blue to mismatched pink/blue. I’d consider this pattern an Intermediate level because of creating a triangle, and crocheting into the 3rd Loop / Slip Stitches. However, if you’re an advanced beginner, give it a try! There’s a FULL video tutorial to help you with each step of this triangle scarf crochet pattern.
Autumn Poppy Crochet Collection
The best part about the Briar Rose Triangle Scarf is that she comes with a gaggle of friends – the Autumn Poppy Collection. This collection features six (6) crochet patterns for fall accessories. Included patterns – Briar Rose Headband, Briar Rose Cowl, Briar Rose Triangle Scarf, Autumn Poppy Beanie, Autumn Poppy Fingerless Gloves, and Autumn Poppy Socks.
Are you joining the Autumn Poppy CAL?
This crochet along features four crochet patterns designed between myself and Fiona of Cosy Rosie UK. The Briar Rose Triangle Scarf kicks off the Autumn Poppy Crochet Along today! This pattern works quickly to give you plenty of time to work on the next pattern releasing next Tuesday!
Yarn + Substitutes
I used a hand dyed yarn in 100% Superwash Merino Wool. If you’re not sensitive to wool yarn, I highly recommend giving a 100% SW Merino Wool a try. Crocheting autumn and winter accessories in wool yarn has changed my life. The warmth I retain while wearing wool exponentially outweighs the warmth I retain when I wear an acrylic or nylon accessory. If you’re looking for a crocheted accessory to be fully functional this autumn, you won’t go wrong with a 100% SW Merino Wool.
For this triangle scarf, you will need approximately 532yds in a DK (category 3) weight yarn. I’m using the Autumn Rose colorway from my Etsy Shop. You can browse this colorway here.
Pattern Instructions
NOTE ABOUT THIS FREE CROCHET PATTERN :
Thank you for choosing this free pattern as part of your crochet journey! It’s an honor for you to be here, browsing the High Desert Yarn Blog. This pattern is 100% free for you to crochet from, but please, do not screenshot, or copy+paste this pattern. However, work directly from this webpage. The ad revenue from this website allows me to offer free crochet patterns. If you do not like the scrolling, or ads, then you may purchase the ad-free PDF in the Autumn Poppy Pattern Collection. Thank you for your cooperation. Happy creating! -Joanna (Owner + Creative)
Materials
- DK (category 3) weight yarn
- I used Cloudcroft DK, hand dyed yarn from High Desert Yarn (231yds/100g), 100% Superwash Merino Wool in Autumn Rose.
- You will need approximately 532yds.
- Crochet Hook – H (5.00mm)
- Tapestry Needle
- Scissors
Notes
- Experience Level – Intermediate
- You will need to know how to Magic Ring, Moss Stitch, Bead Stitch, and crocheting into the 3rd loop before starting this pattern.
- CH 1 (turning chain) at the end of a row DOES NOT COUNT as a stitch.
- CH 1 (as part of the Moss Stitch) in the row, DOES COUNT as a stitch.
- CH-2 SP (the peak) in the middle of the row DOES NOT COUNT as a stitch.
- Stitch pattern is a multiple of 2 + 1.
- The Stitch Count increases by four (4) stitches each row.
- This pattern is worked in turning rows.
- Hand Dyed Yarn Tip – You may want to alternate your skeins every two (2) rows for even color placement.
Finished Size
Sizes measured before blocking.
- Width – 44”
- Length – 21”
How to adjust the finished size:
- If you would like your finished scarf longer or wider, keep crocheting Rows 3-10 until your desired size.
Stitch Abbreviations
US crochet terms used throughout.
- MR – magic ring
- CH(S) – chain(s)
- SP(S) – space(s)
- SK – skip
- SC – single crochet
- HDC – half double crochet
- SL ST – slip stitch
- XHDC – crossed half double crochet
- BEAD – bead stitch
- ST(S) – stitch(es)
- YO – yarn over
Special Stitches
Bead Stitch
The BEAD is worked over two (2) stitches.
- Skip 1 ST.
- HDC into the next ST.
- Puff Stitch around the post of the HDC. PUFF ST as follows:
- YO, insert hook around the back of the post. Pull up loop from front to back of the post. (3 loops on the hook) YO, insert hook around the back of the post. Pull up loop from front to back of the post. (5 loops on the hook) YO, insert hook around the back of the post. Pull up loop from front to back of the post. (7 loops on the hook). YO, pull through all 7 loops on the hook.
- BEAD is complete.
Crossed Half Double Crochet
The XHDC is worked over two (2) stitches.
- Skip 1 ST.
- HDC into the next ST.
- HDC in the previous ST. You will “cross” over the first HDC into the skipped ST.
- XHDC is complete.
Gauge
- 16 sts x 20 rows = 4×4”
- Gauge is measured before blocking.
- Use the Moss Stitch to create a gauge swatch prior to starting this pattern.
Written Instructions
* Please read the Notes section before starting this pattern. *
Create a MR, and crochet Row 1 into the MR.
Row 1 : CH 1, 3 SC, CH 2, 3 SC. (6 STS)
Row 2 : Turn, CH 1, in the first ST, (SC, CH 1), SC, CH 1, SK ST 1 ST. In the CH-2 SP, (SC, CH 2, SC), CH 1, SK ST, SC in next ST, CH 1, SC in the last ST. (10 STS)
Row 3 : Turn, CH 1, in the first ST, (SC, CH 1), *SC in the CH-SP, CH 1, SK ST. Rep from * until the CH-2 SP. In the CH-2 SP, (SC, CH 2, SC). **CH 1, SK ST, SC in CH-SP. Rep from ** until last ST. CH 1, SC in the last ST. (14 STS)
Rows 4-6 : Repeat Row 3. The stitch count increases by 4 STS each row.
Row 7 : Turn, CH 1, in the first ST, 2 HDC. HDC in each ST until the CH-2 SP. In the CH-2 SP, (HDC, CH 2, HDC). HDC in each ST until the last ST. 2 HDC in the last ST. (30 STS)
Row 8 : Turn, CH 1, in the first ST, 2 SC. SC in the 3rd Loop of each ST until the CH-2 SP. In the CH-2 SP, (SC, CH 2, SC). SC in the 3rd Loop of each ST until the last ST. 2 SC in the last ST. (34 STS)
Row 9 : Turn, CH 1, in the first ST, 2 SC. SL ST in each ST until the CH-2 SP. In the CH-2 SP, (SC, CH 2, SC). SL ST in each ST until the last ST. 2 SC in the last ST. (38 STS)
Row 10 : (All stitches are worked in the top two loops of the SCs in Row 8. This pushes the SL STs to the front of the fabric.) Turn, CH 1, in the first ST, (SC, CH 1). *SC in next ST, CH 1, SK ST. Rep from * until the CH-2 SP. In the CH-2 SP, (SC, CH 2, SC). **CH 1, SK ST, SC in next ST. Rep from ** until last ST. In the last ST, (CH 1, SC). (42 STS)
Repeat Rows 3-10 until Row 63. You will end on a Row 6 of the repeat before starting the Bead Stitch Border. If you want more width and height, keep repeating Rows 3-10 until you’re happy with your triangle scarf.
Row 64 (Border) : Turn, CH 1, in the first ST, 2 HDC. * BEAD, XHDC over 4 STS total, rep from * until the CH-2 SP. In the CH-2 SP, (HDC, CH 2, HDC). ** XHDC, BEAD over 4 STS total, rep from ** until the last ST. 2 HDC in the last ST. (62 BEAD, 62 XHDC, 4 HDC)
- Note : If you repeated Rows 3-10 beyond Row 63, you may end with a BEAD before the CH-S SP. If this is the case, start with a BEAD after the CH-2 SP to mirror the stitch pattern. Please email me if you have any questions about this step.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Block your finished scarf prior to wearing.
Video Tutorial – Full Pattern
Be sure to check out the other free crochet patterns in the Autumn Poppy Collection!
- Autumn Poppy Beanie
- Briar Rose Headband
- Autumn Poppy Fingerless Gloves
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