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Quick Pineapple Peacock Scarf


I came up with this on the spot.  Takes a couple hours to make and it's extremely customizable in length and yarn.  This was yarn I got from another sweater that I bought for a couple dollars from the thrift store.  This pattern is for personal use only it took me a couple hours to make the pattern, please respect that.  Do not sell the final product or the pattern.  Thanks!





Pineapple Peacock Scarf

Note: Gauge is not important.  Use a hook appropriate for thickness of yarn.  Scarf is made by creating two separate pineapples and then attaching the yarn to one.  The length with then be crocheted and the second pineapple will be attached at the end.

Shell (sh)= 2 dc, ch, 2 dc (when making first shell in row, ch up 3 to count as 1st dc)


How to make the pineapple (make 2):

R1: Ch 9 and dc, ch, 2 dc in 4th ch from hook.  Sh in last st.  turn
R2: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp, ch 2, sh in next ch1sp. Turn.
R3: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp.  Dc, ch 1, dc in ch2sp in previous row.  Sh in ch1sp.  Turn.
R4: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp, and repeat 2 more times (3 total), turn.
R5: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp. Ch 2, 9 dc in ch1sp, ch 2, sh in ch1sp. Turn.
R6: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp. *Ch 1, Dc*.  Repeat from * to * across in each dc from previous row. Ch 1, sh in ch1sp. Turn.
R7: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp. *Ch 3, sc in ch1sp*.  Repeat from * to * across 7 more times.  Ch 3, sh in ch1sp. Turn.
R8: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp. *Ch 3, sc in ch1sp*.  Repeat from * to * across 6 more times.  Ch 3, sh in ch1sp. Turn.
R9: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp. *Ch 3, sc in ch1sp*.  Repeat from * to * across 5 more times.  Ch 3, sh in ch1sp. Turn.
R10: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp. *Ch 3, sc in ch1sp*.  Repeat from * to * across 4 more times.  Ch 3, sh in ch1sp. Turn.
R11: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp. *Ch 3, sc in ch1sp*.  Repeat from * to * across 3 more times.  Ch 3, sh in ch1sp. Turn.
R12: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp. *Ch 3, sc in ch1sp*.  Repeat from * to * across 2 more times.  Ch 3, sh in ch1sp. Turn.
R13: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp. *Ch 3, sc in ch1sp*.  Repeat from * to * across 1 more times.  Ch 3, sh in ch1sp. Turn.
R14: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp. Ch 3, sc in ch1sp.  Ch 3, sh in ch1sp.  Turn.
R15: sl st in 2nd dc and in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp.  Sh in ch1sp.
R16: sl st in 2nd dc, ch1sp, and in next dc.  Sh in ch1sp.  Sl st in 2nd dc.  Tie off.

To make the length of the scarf:

Attach string to non-pointy end of pineapple (or bottom of pineapple).

R1: Ch up 1 and evenly sc 8 across bottom of pineapple
R2: *Ch 3, sk 1 st, sc*. Repeat from * to * four times all together (4 loops)
R3+: *Ch 3, sc in ch3sp*.  Repeat from * to * four times all together (4 loops).
Continue repeating R3 until desired length is reached.

Attach the second pineapple by the bottom to the length.  Tie off and tuck in ends.
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