Melendy Scarf Crochet Pattern: Wrap Yourself in Wander
- Sheri-Lynn Fournier

- Jul 16
- 3 min read
Some designs are planned out before I even pick up any yarn or hook. Others, like the Melendy Scarf, are born out of just playing with a favorite yarn and stitch. This triangle scarf came together as I explored how one of my favorite stitches would look when worked from the top down, and I was not disappointed with the result. If you’re familiar with my Winni Scarf, you’ll recognize the stitch at play here. But in the Melendy Scarf, it takes on a whole new look.

Whether you’re looking for a relaxing weekend project or something to keep your hands busy during long road trips, this scarf is a rewarding make with just the right balance of simplicity and style.
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The Yarn
I have a hard time walking past Lion Brand Heartland without picking up a skein (or two). I just love the softness and heathered tones. For the Melendy Scarf, it was the perfect choice lending the finished piece a beautiful drape and their Kobuk Valley colorway has such a subtle depth of color.
If Heartland isn’t available, or you just want to do some stash busting, here are a few great alternatives:
Lion Brand Pound of Love
Loops & Threads Impeccable
Caron One Pound
Red Heart Soft
These worsted weight options offer great stitch definition and hold the shape of the scarf well, making them excellent substitutes.
The Construction
The Melendy Scarf is worked top-down in rows, creating that classic triangle shape with ease. It’s a repetitive, meditative pattern that doesn't require constant counting, (although double checking now and then against the pattern is recommended), making it ideal for relaxing on a rainy weekend or working through on a long car ride.
Even beginners with basic stitch knowledge can confidently tackle this project, and more advanced crocheters will enjoy its rhythmic flow.

Make It Your Own
Customization is easy with this pattern, making it as versatile as your imagination allows. Here are just a few ideas:
Bigger & Cozier: Add an extra skein of yarn to create a larger, shawl-style wrap.
Keep It Light: Stop early and turn it into a chic bandana-style accessory.
Play with Color: Alternate colors every few rows for a striped look, blend gradients for an ombre effect, or use two complementary shades for a bold contrast.
Seasonal Vibes: Want something lighter for warmer months? Try a cotton yarn for a breathable summer scarf that still shows off the stitch beautifully.
No matter how you style it, the Melendy is designed to be as individual as you are.
Show Off Your Scarf!
One of the best parts of releasing a new pattern is seeing how you bring it to life. If you make the Melendy Scarf, I’d love to see your take on it. Share your photos and tag me on Instagram @slfcreations. Seeing your color choices, styling, and personal touches is endlessly inspiring, not just for me, but for the entire crochet community.
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