Kitten Paws Scarf
Get ready to hook and pounce on the Kitten Paws Scarf pattern – a purr-fect design featuring an adorable trail of tiny paw prints. Flex your colorwork muscles with this pattern made using either tapestry or intarsia crochet, then crown your creation with your choice of playful tassels or the delightful Curly Tails Fringe for that extra bounce. A fun, feline-inspired project that’ll have you meowing with pride!
When complete, the scarf (worked in DK weight yarn and not including the fringe) measures 204 cm long x 30 cm wide (81” x 12”).
This pattern is suitable for intermediate level crocheters, who have experience with tapestry or intarsia crochet.
The pattern is written in both US and UK crochet terminology, on purchase you will be able to download pdf files of the written pattern in both terminology versions, as well as the chart for the pattern in 1-, and 3-page formats.
You can use any yarn weight or brand to make the scarf. It has been tested with baby, fingering, DK and worsted weight yarns. To make the scarf with DK weight yarn, you’ll need 299 grams (11 ounces) or 837 metres (915 yards) of the main colour; plus 108 grams (4 ounces) or 303 metres (331 yards) of the contrast colour.
Pattern details
- Crochet Craft
- Scarf Project type
- Adult For
- Easy Difficulty
- Any Yarn weight
- 16 stitches and 16 rows = 4 inches worked in tapestry crochet using DK yarn Gauge
- Main colour: 837 metres (915 yards) · Contrast colour: 303 metres (331 yards) Yardage
- Flat Construction
- 204 cm long x 30 cm wide (81” x 12”) Finished measurements
- US & UK Terminology Terminology
- English Language
- Instant digital download (PDF)
- Secure payment via PayPal
- Support directly from the designer
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Crochet Hook Cottage
Hi and welcome to Crochet Hook Cottage!
I'm Jodie, the yarn witch who works the design magic here at Crochet Hook Cottage in Perth, Western Australia. Crocheting is my passion, I was taught how to crochet in 1979 by my Nana, and have been hooking away ever since! I began Crochet Hook Cottage in 2019, after losing my job due to health complications as a result of breast cancer treatments. I needed some way to bring in some extra money to pay for food, bills and the mortgage, so when a friend told me I should try selling the items I crocheted the business was born and I opened an Etsy shop. I began designing my own crochet patterns that same year, and there are many more of those to come.
I love designing patterns that have a picture, mainly mosaic, and tapestry crochet, and I hope you love my patterns too!
