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When I picture summer crocheting for accessories, I see cotton blends, and lacy patterns. In Florida, cotton blends are a must all year, and hats and scarves aren’t really worn much, unless you work in a cold office. But I do know that when I go visit my family in New Jersey for the 4th of July, outside of unexpected heat waves, the mornings and evenings are breezy and cool, and the days are just gorgeous. Being there, I can see myself running around town, visiting Lady Liberty or walking the pier wearing this elegant infinity scarf featuring the beautiful, lacy v-stitch pattern.

In the designing process, I thought: how cool would this scarf be in a colorblock pattern? I went to my yarn stash, and found lonely single skeins of the coffee milk, and hammersmith colorways, and knew they’d be perfect!

Even though I designed this scarf for a warm summer, while working, I couldn’t help but picture being up on a mountain in the fall. If you search “fall aspen San Juan mountain”, you will find stunning pictures of gray mountains in the background surrounded by golden aspen trees – and this is what my design is named after.

If you don’t like infinity scarves, you can easily make this a regular scarf by not joining the edges together. Simple!

Size

Size	Width	Length
Toddler	4.25” (10.5 cm)	30.5” (78 cm)
Child	5” (13 cm)	44” (111.5 cm)
Adult small	6” (15.25”)	60” (152.5 cm)
Adult large	7” (17.5 cm)	70” (178 cm)

Yarn

Berroco Modern Cotton DK (60% Pima Cotton, 40% Modal Rayon; 335 yards [305 meters]/100 grams): 6627 Del [Yellow], 1 ball; 6618 Coffee Milk [Tan], 1 ball; 6613 Hammersmith [Gray], 1 ball

Less than half of each skein to work toddler and child sizes, about half of each skein for adult small size, and a little more for adult large size.

Gauge

V-Stitch Pattern: 8 V-Stitches and 9 rows = 4” (10 cm)

22 DC and 11 Rows = 4” (10 cm) wide by 3.75” (9.5 cm) long

Hook

Size G6/4mm Crochet Hook

Notions

Tapestry needle, tape measure

Abbreviations

See our Standard Abbreviations.

Plt– pull loop through (joining method) – See below.

To plt: pull up on current loop (so it doesn’t fall out): insert hook from right side through corresponding st of previous square, grab loop with hook, tighten as normal, and pull through, then continue to work next st

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This scarf plus the Autumn Aspen Hat