Maple Wing Scarf Crochet Pattern

This lightweight, one-skein project is perfect for when you want something simple yet eye-catching. The wing-like shape makes it easy to wear as a scarf or a light wrap, and the mix of solid and lacy sections gives it great texture and drape. It’s a fun make that works up beautifully in just one skein of yarn.

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LEVEL

Advanced Beginner pattern

YARN

This pattern was designed with superwash merino wool and merino blends, such as silk and nylon. These fibers typically relax and increase in drape with blocking, which benefits this design significantly.

Fingering weight yarn (weight 1)

Small - 310 yds / 285 m

Large - 420 yds / 385 m

Estimates are approximate and include an additional 5% buffer in the yardage calculations.

MATERIALS

4mm (G) crochet hook

2 Stitch markers

Scissors

Tapestry needle

Measuring tape

GAUGE

18 DC x 9.5 rows = 4” / 10 cm blocked and laid flat. Follow Rows 1-10. Measure at the center to the point for row gauge and measure the DC stitches for the stitch gauge.

STITCHES (US TERMS)

DC, DTR, SC, TR

CONSTRUCTION

Begin by working the triangular body of the scarf. Continue onto the first wing, then join yarn on the opposite side to create the second wing. Finish by adding a lace border along the bottom edge.

SIZING + FIT

This pattern includes two sizes, Small and Large, so you can make it work with different one-skein yardages.

MEASUREMENTS

Measurements are blocked, laid flat, and are written as (Small, Large).

Full Width = (57, 69.5)” / (145, 177) cm

Center Length = (8, 11)” / (21, 28) cm

PATTERN HELP & QUESTIONS

Send me an email anytime with any questions you may have - Tessa@Tzigns.com.

PATTERN DETAILS

Current version v1.0 - release date October 2025.

COPYRIGHT

©2025 Tessa Herra, Tzigns. All rights reserved. You may not share, alter, redistribute, or sell the pattern text or photos in part or whole electronically or physically. You may sell finished items created using this pattern with credit to Tzigns as the designer, but you may not commercially manufacture any garment made from it. Thank you for respecting the labor, skill and intellectual property.