Stained Glass Scarf

Make a statement with wearable art

This interlocking crochet pattern is part of the special bonus chapter that comes with my book, Reversible Crochet Sweaters (US publication date: November 4th, 2025).

The bonus chapter ebook is professionally formatted in the same layout as the book and consists of two brand new reversible crochet patterns: the Stained Glass Jumper and the Stained Glass Scarf. Everyone who pre-orders the paperback version of my book receives the bonus chapter for free!

To be eligible for this offer:
• Pre-order a physical copy of Reversible Crochet Sweaters through my webshop or anywhere else books are sold (see links below).
• Your order has to be placed before November 3, 2025.
• Fill out this Google form and wait for the email to come through on November 4th!

Please note that the Stained Glass patterns are not currently available for individual purchase and can only be obtained pre-ordering my book.

Check out the pattern on Ravelry to see what others have made and to add your own project page! Don’t forget to tag me @crochethighway and use hashtag #ReversibleCrochetSweaters when posting your work on social media 💕

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The Pattern

The Stained Glass Scarf captures everything that makes the granny stitch so beloved, but with a fresh, contemporary twist. Instead of classic motifs, this design turns the stitch into flowing panels of color framed by a fine mesh overlay, creating a reversible fabric that’s as interesting on the back as it is on the front.

The combination of solid and self-striping yarns gives each scarf its own personality. No two versions will ever look quite the same! Light, soft, and endlessly versatile, it’s the kind of project that feels meditative in your hands and instantly elevates any outfit.

Wear it long and loose, or wrap it snugly on chillier days. Either way, it’s a piece that brings joy to both the making and the wearing. Pair it with the Stained Glass Jumper for a beautifully cohesive look!

DIFFICULTY

Intermediate

MEASUREMENTS

Length excl. fringe: 70″ (178 cm)

Width: 8″ (20 cm)

MATERIALS

Yarn
Fingering weight

Shown in

Main color (mesh on the RS): Scheepjes Metropolis (75% Extra Fine Merino Wool, 25% Nylon; 218 yds/200 m per 1.75 oz/50 g ball) in color 009 Madrid
Contrast color (granny stitch on the WS): Scheepjes Downtown (75% Extra Fine Merino Wool, 25% Nylon; 218 yds/200 m per 1.75 oz/50 g ball) in color 412 Museum Square

Hook
US D-3/3.25 mm or hook size needed to obtain gauge. I’m a tight crocheter, so you may have to go down in hook sizes.

Notions
Yarn needle, scissors, 2 locking stitch markers.

YARDAGE

Main color: 3 balls or 665 yds / 610 m (including fringe)

Contrast color: 3 balls or 755 yds / 690 m

These yardages are estimated. Scroll down for the tester lookbook with exact yardages from my testers!

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Yarn Substitution Ideas

Can’t decide on a yarn substitute? You’re in good company! The list below comes straight from me and my wonderful team of testers. Every yarn suggestion here has been put through its paces and passed with flying colors.

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Tester lookbook

My patterns would not be so smooth without the input of my team of talented testers. Swipe left & right for more photos of your favorite versions. Want to test my future patterns? Check out how you can become a pattern tester for CrochetHighway!

Sabrina (13unnies on Ravelry)

386 yds of Sadnes Garn Sunday in 3820 as MC, and 733 yds of Retrosaria Rosa Pomar Mondim in B571 and C586 as CC
Hook size(s): 3.25 mm
Mods: None.

Ainsley (Spaceyainsel on Ravelry)

565 yds of Baby Bee Sweet Delight as MC, and 627 yds of Baby Bee Sweet Delight as CC
Hook size(s): 3.125 mm
Mods: None.

Dina (aarabydina on Ravelry)

205 yds of locally sourced yarn as MC, and 480 yds of Lion Brand Shawl in A Cake as CC
Hook size(s): 3.5 mm
Mods: I made the scarf 6″ wide.

Jo (PMGJo on Ravelry)

440 yds of Drops Fabel Uni Color as MC, and 650 yds of Drops Fabel as CC
Hook size(s): 3.25 mm
Mods: None.

Julia (Julesz6619 on Ravelry)

436 yds of The Frosted Stitch Frigid Fingering as MC, and 680 yds of The Frosted Stitch Yeti Yak as CC
Hook size(s): 2.5 mm
Mods: None.

Abbie (Friggandfrog on Ravelry)

768 yds of Hobbii Universe as MC, and 430 yds of Peter Pan Wendy as CC
Hook size(s): 3.25 mm
Mods: None.

Kiki (ccherbst on Ravelry)

660 yds of Hue Loco Phyllis Sock as MC, and 713 yds of Hue Loco Phyllis Sock as CC
Hook size(s): 3.25 mm
Mods: I made fewer tassels.

Meli (MeliACrochets on Ravelry)

710 yds of Big Twist Baby Bunny in Mint as MC, and 568 yds of Big Twist Baby Bunny in Shrimp as CC
Hook size(s): 3 mm
Mods: None.

Nicole (Nikki875 on Ravelry)

450 yds of Grenouille Co Sock 85/15 in Gates of Steel as MC, and 818 yds of Grenouille Co Sock Minis 75/25 in Petrichor as CC
Hook size(s): 2.25 mm
Mods: Length extended (394 rows total, including setup and edging rows), no fringe.

Kendall (kjmmakes on Ravelry)

462 yds of Bendigo Woollen Mills Cotton 4 ply as MC, and 735 yds of Bendigo Woollen Mills Multicoloured 4 ply Sock Yarn as CC
Hook size(s): 3.25 mm
Mods: I didn’t include the tassels.

Sandra (3agulhas on Ravelry)

875 yds of Casasol Candy Cotton in Violet as MC, and 875 yds of Casasol Candy Cotton in Cloud as CC
Hook size(s): 2.5 mm
Mods: None.

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