Crochet Lego Blocks Scarf - Grateful Prayer

Easy pattern for a Crochet Lego Blocks Scarf for the hipster or kid on your gift-giving list. Colorful popcorn stitch creates Lego looking blocks.

The fun and interest in building and creating with LEGO’s can follow a kid right into adulthood. I know a guy (not the guy in the photos) with a huge collection and though now without much time with career and other responsibilities, is still, unashamedly, an enthusiast. This crochet LEGO scarf is a gift for my daughter’s boyfriend and my son-in-law bravely modeled it for me before I gave it away.

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Thinking how I might create a LEGO-looking scarf, I remembered my mom teaching me the popcorn stitch. I fiddled a bit and finally decided making each brick with eight popcorn’s and adding a couple of rows between each so they would stand out. I wanted this scarf to have a masculine appeal and chose gray for the trim

It’s a great yarn stash-buster project too.

Crocheted LEGO Blocks Scarf

Using the popcorn stitch(I have also included instructions (below) for a child-sized LEGO scarf that is thinner and shorter)

Crochet Hook H or I (whichever you feel most comfortable using)

Yarn: medium weight such as Vanna’s Choice or Red Heart Super Saver
Colors: Choose whatever colors you want for each brick and as many different colors as you like plus a contrasting color for trim.

Chain 15.

ROW 1

Single crochet in each chain across (14). Chain two and turn.

ROW 2 (Making FRONT facing popcorn clusters)

*1 double crochet in each of the next 2 single crochets.

5 double crochets in the next single crochet.

Drop the loop from your crochet hook.

Insert your hook from front to back under the top two loops of the first
double crochet of the group

Insert hook through the dropped loop; yarn over and pull through the stitch. Chain 1*.
One
Forward-Popping popcorn complete.

Rep between *Asterisks* to end of row. Chain 2 turn

ROW 3

*Hdc in next 2 dc’s. hdc in chain 1 stitch of previous row popcorn*. Repeat
across. Hdc in last 2 stitches. Chain 2, turn

ROW 4

repeat row 2 but chain 1 instead of 2 at end of row.

ROW 5

Single crochet in each stitch and chain 1 at top of each popcorn cluster, across (15) At end of row, change to gray; chain 1

ROW 6

Sc in each sc across. Chain 1; turn (14)

ROW 7
Repeat row six,changing to next block color at the end of the row.ROW 8
Sc in each stitch across (14)ROW 9 (Making BACK facing popcorn clusters) These are the same as front facing popcorn clusters but you insert crochet hook from back to front this time.

*1 double crochet in each of the next 2 single crochets.

5 double crochets in the next single crochet.

Drop the loop from your crochet hook.

Insert your hook from back to front under the top two loops of the first double crochet of the group

Insert hook through the dropped loop; yarn over and pull through the stitch. Chain 1.*
One Backward-popping popcorn completed.

Rep between *Asterisks* to end of row. Chain 2 turn

ROW 10
repeat ROW 3

ROW 11
Repeat row 4

ROW 12
repeat row 5

Continue crocheting blocks and gray rows until desired length of scarf is reached.

EDGING

With gray, crochet a row of single crochet spaced evenly around the outside edges of the scarf. To make the corners turn nicely, work 3 single crochet in each corner.

FRINGE
Add fringe as desired

Lego Blocks Child-Size Scarf

The difference from the adult version of this LEGO scarf is that the brick consists of three popcorn clusters in each row instead of four. Follow the above pattern but begin with a chain 12 rather than chain 15 and each row will have 11 stitches . Continue until the scarf reaches desired length.

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ghermtoo says
September 23, 2015 at 5:14 pm
My twin brother and I turn 50 next month – we loved playing with legos as kids and now he is an architect. A perfect gift to tie childhood memories in with adulthood. Thanks for the pattern.
Just a little something from Judy says
February 4, 2015 at 11:09 am
What a classy looking scarf! My son-in-law is a "Legos" fan, and I know this would be his style. You have a handsome model!
Tori Leslie says
February 3, 2015 at 5:47 pm
What a super cute idea! Great and easy tutorial!
podso says
February 3, 2015 at 2:08 pm
Our lego collection in this family goes back to my brother's set .. and now the grandchildren enjoy the old and their new ones. How clever to make a lego scarf. It does look like legos!
moreofhim says
February 3, 2015 at 4:54 am
What a great looking scarf! I know my sons would love this. Thank you for sharing the pattern!
Blessings – Julie
Pondside says
February 3, 2015 at 3:20 am
That is so clever! We have a family full of Lego enthusiasts. What a cute idea!
Lea says
February 3, 2015 at 2:40 am
Oh, our Grandson is obsessed with Legos and he would probably love this. So cute!
corners of my life says
February 2, 2015 at 4:47 pm
My grandson would love this. Thanks.
Debbie Huffaker says
February 2, 2015 at 2:25 pm
I would love to do this but somehow as a hat…for our grandboys. Any suggestions?
Ann says
February 2, 2015 at 10:05 am
Your son-in-law makes a great model. That scarf is great. How fun to have a Lego scarf.
Now I'm wondering if that big bucket of Lego's my son had is still in his closet?

Crocheted LEGO Blocks Scarf

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