Love going to the cinema… but hate shivering under their air con for the entirety of the film? Enter the cinema scarf! This super fun crochet scarf pattern will show you exactly how to create a bold and bodacious scarf to keep you super warm and snuggly while you’re putting away the popcorn and enjoying the latest blockbuster! Check out the fabulously talented Charlie Mumford’s crochet scarf pattern below, stock up on crochet supplies, and start creating yours!
R6: Ch1, turn your work, 1dc into each stitch to the end (25) fasten off.
R10: Ch1, turn your work, 1dc into each stitch to the end (25) fasten off.
Continue with this pattern of 4 rows of red and 2 rows of white until you have 4 red sections and 3 white sections in total.
Going anti-clockwise, slip stitch around 3 edges of the popcorn bucket to neaten up, leaving the last edge as it is (your final row of DC will have finished this off nicely already). Sew in ends.
R2: *Skip 1 stitch, 5TR in the next st, SS into the next st* – repeat 10 times to the end of the base chain.
Sew to the top of your popcorn bucket with 5 “bumps” at the forefront and fold back round to sew the remaining popcorn “bumps” behind.
Ch15, fasten off then using the tails, sew into the shapes of the letters onto the popcorn bucket.
Continue making as many of these popcorn buckets as you require for your scarf, and sew them together (bucket edge to bucket edge so that the popcorn sticks out).
Need to get this made before the next big blockbuster? Grab yourself all the crochet supplies you need, and get started!