Scoodie - Hooded Scarf With Pockets | Posh Pooch Designs

Scoodie - Hooded Scarf With Pockets 
Crochet Pattern
By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

I designed and wrote this pattern

June, 2015 - 

I designed this Scoodie Pattern for me-- I wanted to be able to throw this on,  and slide my hands in the pocket, without having to mess with gloves or mittens.

We just retested and updated this Crochet Pattern 

with lots of new pictures, and it now has 3 sizes - 

Small, Medium and Large.

We decided to Update the Video in 2 Parts:

Part 1. The Hood - It can be added to a scarf, 

but also a wrap, blanket, poncho and cowl.

Part 1 Youtube Video LINK

Part 2. The Scarf With Pockets.

Part 2 Youtube Video LINK

I used Caron Big cakes/ Yarnspirations

Blue Scones to Update the Pattern and Video.

It is a striping yarn is works perfect for this pattern.

Any Med (4) yarn will work for this pattern.

Scoodie - Hooded Scarf With Pockets

Add This Crochet Pattern to Your Raverly Favorites

Skill: Easy

 

Materials:

Crochet Hook - I / 5.50 MM

Yarn - Medium Yarn(4) –  9  - 12 oz. depending on size

           Yarnspirations / Big Cakes Blueberry Scones

Yarn Needle

Stitches:

Chain (ch)

Single Crochet (sc)

Half Double Crochet (hdc)

Double Crochet (dc0

Slip Stitch (sl st)

Sizes:

Small - 16 - 18 Inches (Child)

Medium -19-20 Inches (Youth)

Large - 22-24 Inches (Adult)

Pattern is written in the Small (with medium and large in parenthesis)

 

Notes: Ch1 does not count as stitch.

 

Pattern:

 Part 1 - The Hood

R: 1 - Starting with the hood, 

Ch 17 (27, 37) 1 hdc in the 2nd ch

 from the hook, 1 hdc in each of the chs across, 2 hdc in the last ch,

 turning working down the opposite side of the ch, 

2 hdc in the 1st ch, 1 hdc in each ch across, ch 1 turn. (34, 54, 74 hdc)

 

R: 2 - 1dc in the 1st st, 1sc in the next st,

 * 1dc in the next st, 1 sc in the next st, * repeat from * 

up and down both sides of the hood, ch 1, turn (34, 54, 74 sts)

 

R: 3 - Follow the pattern (1 dc in each sc, and

 1 sc in each dc) on both sides of the hood, ch1 turn (34, 54, 74 sts)

R: 4 - Repeat R: 3

R: 5 - R: 15 (Small)

R: 5 - R: 25 (Medium) 

R: 5 - R: 35 (Large)

Add or Subtract rows here if needed

R: 16 (26, 36) Repeat R: 3 (34, 54, 74 sts) 

 

R: 17 (26,36) - 1 sc in each st, tie off (34, 54, 74 sts)

 

You can decide which side you prefer for the out side of your Hood. 

 Part 2 - the Scarf And Pockets

Making and Attaching the Scarf:

R: 18 (28, 38) - Ch 50(60,70) attach ch to the right side of the bottom of the hood,

 1 sc in each row across bottom of hood,

 then ch 50(60, 70) ch1, turn.

 

R: 19 (29, 39) - 1 dc in the 1st st, 1 sc in the next st,

 *1dc in the next st, 1 sc in the next st, Repeat from * across the

 length of the scarf, ch 1, turn

R: 20 - Repeat R: 19

 

 

R: 21 (31, 41)  Continue to Repeat  R: 19

 Small - 12 More Times

 Medium - 14 More Times

 Large - 16 More Times

Forming the Pockets:

Fold up the end of the scarf 4 (6,8) inches, join yarn to the bottom right of the pocket,

slst up the side stitching the sides together securely, ch1, 

sc across the top of the pocket, ch1,

slst down the side stitching the sides together securely,  

tie off and weave in ends. Repeat on the other end of the scarf,

for two pockets. 

Ad Ad Free PDF File is Available 

In My Raverly Shop At This LINK

For $4.50

Medium And Large Scoodies

Pink Snakeskin Scoodie Crochet Pattern - Yarn Review For Yorganza

This is a Photo Tutorial of how I designed this

 Scoodie with the Yorganza yarn.

Size is one size fits most- Youth to Adult

Please, add this crochet pattern to your 

Ravelry Favorites.

Skill - Easy

Materials :

Hook- H

Yarn- 2 skeins of Yorganza - Fashion Scarf Fabric ( 64 yards)

1.5 skeins -Lion Brand's Heartland-Great Smokey Mountains  (9 oz)

Working With the "Yorganza Yarn" looks tricky,

 but if you follow the steps I show in the pictures,

you will see it is quite easy.

Stitches-

Chain ( ch)

Single Crochet ( sc)

Half Double Crochet (hdc)

Gauge - 4 stitches and 4 rows = 1 inch

Note:

Ch at the end of rows, do not count as a st.

We will be starting with the scarf portion - With the Heartland yarn, Ch 145

R : 1 - 1hdc in the 2nd ch from the hook, and in each ch across, ch 1 turn

( 144 hdc)

R : 2 - 1 hdc in each hdc, ch1, turn ( 144 hdc)

Your Stitch count will remain the same throughout the scarf portion.

R : 3 - We are putting the ruffle yarn on this row.

Before we start this row, I want to point out the holes the yarn has.

We will be working our sts through the holes.

First push your hook through the first hdc.

Then push your hook through the first hole.

 next, push the hook through the next 3 holes,

for a total of 4 holes.

 Loop the yarn over the hook,

  

And Pull the loop through the 4 holes of the Yorganza,

 Pull  the first loop through the 2nd loop.

Continue Steps 1-6 across the row. ch1, turn

 R : 4 - Work 1 hdc in each st across, ch 1 turn

R : 5-8  - Repeat R : 4

R : 9 - Repeat R : 3

R : 10 -13  - Repeat R : 4

R : 14 - Repeat R : 4, tie off and weave in your end.

 Hood Portion :

Note:

Ch1 at the end of rows, does not count as a st.

R : 1- Ch 35, 1 hdc in the 2nd ch from the hook, and in the next 33 chs,

2 hdc in the last st,

Working down the opposite side of the ch, 

1 hdc in the first ch, 1 hdc in the last 33 chs, ch1, turn. ( 36 hdc)

R : 2 - 1 hdc in each hdc, ch1, turn (36 hdc)

R : 3 - 18 - Repeat R : 2

R : 19 - Repeat Steps 1-6 of R: 3, of the Scarf portion.

R : 20 - 1 hdc in each st, ch 1, turn. ( 36 hdc)

R : 21 - Repeat R : 20,  Then evenly st hdc across the bottom of the Hood,

(placing 1 hdc in each row.) ch 1, turn.

R : 22 - 1 hdc in each hdc, tie off and weave in your end.

Center the hood in the center of the Scarf portion, and sc the hood to the scarf.

The Yorganza Yarn was really fun to work with. 

But if you are not adventurous with new yarns like I am, 

might be a little intimidating. 

 Once you get a rhythm going,

 it flows really nice,though.

I have a bunch of ideas I can use this yarn for. 

 Yes it makes glamorous scarves, 

but it would be wonderful, 

on a blouse or skirt edge, dog sweater, 

human sweater, bags,

 purses and backpacks...... 

well, on just about any project you want

 to add a little Ruffle to.

The model is sweet Young lady , that goes to my church,

She is a dear friend.

And is learning to crochet as well.

An Ad free PDF file is Available 

in my Ravelry Shop

 At This LINK

For $4.50