The Unicorn C2C Crochet Scarf is a free pattern for a fun and whimsical scarf in toddler through Teen/Adult sizes so every unicorn lover can have their very own!

Made with Red Heart Super Saver** you will have so many colors to choose from! If you have a horse lover, leave off the horn and make in horse colors for another great option.

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This is a fantastic scrap buster project — use up those leftover skeins to make colorful and unique combinations!

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Unicorn C2C Scarf

Pattern Written in US crochet terminology

Supplies:

1 Red Heart Super Saver White 7 oz / 60 – 80 yds (w) 

1 Red Heart Super Saver Grenadine 7 oz / 100 – 120 yds (p)

Small amount of Red Heart Super Saver Black (b)

Small amount of Red Heart Super Saver Bright Yellow (y)

Small amount of Red Heart Super Saver Shocking Pink  for mane fringe

Small amount of Red Heart Super Saver Aruba Sea for mane fringe

Size I (5.5 mm) crochet hook

Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Approximate finished size:

Adult:  50” long x 5” wide (main body of scarf) 10” (including unicorn head)

Child:  45” long x 5” wide (main body of scarf) 10” (including unicorn head)

Toddler:  40” long x 4 1/2” wide (main body of scarf) 8 1/2” (including head)

Gauge: each square = 3/4”, 4” = 4 squares + 1 dc

Abbreviations:

ch = chain

sc = single crochet

st = stitch

sc dec = single crochet decrease

Notes about pattern:

Pattern is worked in corner to corner technique.  

Row 1: 1 w
Row 2: 2 w
Row 3: 3 w
Row 4: 4 w
Row 5: 5 w
Row 6: 6 w
Row 7: 7 w
Row 8 – 16: 7 w
Row 17 – 61 (51 child): 7 p
Row 62 (52) – 64 (54): 7 w
Row 65 (55): 6 w
Row 66 (56): 5 w
Row 67 (57): 4 w
Row 68 (58): 3 w
Row 69 (59): 2 w
Row 70 (60): 1 w

Fasten off.  Weave in ends.

Toddler size:

Row 1: 1 w
Row 2: 2 w
Row 3: 3 w
Row 4: 4 w
Row 5: 5 w
Row 6: 6 w
Row 7 – 15: 6 w
16 – 42: 6 p
Row 43 – 46: 6 w
Row 47: 5 w
Row 48: 4w
Row 49: 3 w
Row 50: 2 w
Row 51: 1 w

Fasten off.  Weave in ends.

Unicorn head

Adult/child Toddler

Row 1: 1 w Row 1: 1 w
Row 2: 2 w Row 2:  2 w
Row 3: 3 w Row 3: 3 w
Row 4: 4 w Row 4: 4 w
Row 5: 5 w Row 5: 5 w
Row 6: 6 w Row 6: 6 w
Row 7: 7 w Row 7: 5 (1/2 square)
Row 8: 6 (1/2 square)  

To make a half square with corner to corner technique:

After you have done your sl st into the turning ch 3 of the block, you will dc 3 in the corner of the block you are working instead of working 3 dc into the ch 3 as you would normally.

Horn (Make 2)

With color y:

Row 1:  ch 4, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch to end.  Turn.  (3)

Row 2:  ch 1, sc in same st and in each st to end.  Turn (3)

Row 3:  ch 1, sc dec over 1st two st, sc in last st.  Turn (2)

Row 4:  ch 1, sc in each st to end.  Turn (2)

Row 5:  Repeat row 4

Row 6:  ch 1, sc dec over 2 st.  Turn (1)

Row 7:  ch 1, sc in only st.  (1)

Fasten off leaving long end for sewing.  Sew horns together and onto unicorn head where desired.

Eye

With color b, Magic circle, 6 sc in circle, sl st to first st.

Fasten off, leaving end long enough for sewing.  Sew to unicorn head where desired.  Embroider 3 eyelashes over eye.

Fringe:

Make fringe by wrapping desired colors of yarn around a piece of cardboard approximately 6” wide.  With 8 strands of yarn, add fringe to top of white rows on both sides of scarf.

Attach head, eye and horn to  scarf as shown below: