Koigu Dragonfly Corner to Corner Scarf Crochet Pattern

Koigu Dragonfly Corner to Corner Scarf

What is Being Made

The Koigu Dragonfly Corner to Corner Scarf is a crocheted rectangular scarf measuring 11 inches wide by 76 inches long when unblocked. This design uses the corner-to-corner (C2C) crochet technique, which builds the fabric diagonally from one corner, creating a structured geometric construction that results in a finished rectangular shape.

Crochet Techniques Used

This intermediate-level project employs the corner-to-corner crochet method, a technique that constructs the fabric by working diagonal rows that gradually increase and then decrease to form the final rectangular dimensions. The pattern begins with a small chain foundation and progressively increases blocks until reaching the widest point of 22 blocks, then strategically decreases to square off both ends of the scarf. The C2C technique creates a naturally structured fabric with defined block sections.

Stitches Used

The scarf utilizes three fundamental crochet stitches:

• Chain stitch (Ch) – used for foundation and structural spacing
• Double crochet (Dc) – the primary stitch forming the main fabric blocks
• Slip stitch (Sl st) – used for joining and transitioning between blocks

Color Work and Pattern Sequence

The scarf features sophisticated color work using all 12 colors from the Koigu Pencil Box Dragonfly collection. Colors are alternated every 3 rows throughout the project. The pattern repeats through four complete sequences of all 12 colors, with each sequence using a different color order. This creates approximately 144 rows of color variation, allowing the dragonfly-themed palette to display across the full length of the finished scarf.

Materials and Specifications

Yarn: Koigu KPPPM Pencil Box Dragonfly collection, consisting of 10 demi skeins of 25 grams each (87 yards or 80 meters per skein). The yarn is 100% Merino wool, providing a soft, breathable fiber. The project uses 1 skein each of color #1065 and color #5133, with additional skeins from the remaining colors in the Dragonfly collection.

Tools: A 3.5mm/US size 4 crochet hook and a tapestry needle for weaving in ends.

Gauge and Finished Dimensions

The pattern specifies a gauge of approximately 2 inches by 2 inches over 5 rows and 5 rows of stitching. The finished scarf measures 11 inches wide by 76 inches long when unblocked, creating a long, narrow rectangular accessory suitable for draping and styling.

Design Notes

This pattern was designed by Joanna Clayson and published by Koigu Wool Designs in Ontario, Canada in 2019. The corner-to-corner construction method combined with the systematic color rotation creates visual interest and movement throughout the scarf. A small amount of yarn should be reserved for creating fringe details on the finished piece. The intermediate difficulty level reflects the need to manage color changes, maintain consistent block construction, and execute the strategic increases and decreases required by the C2C technique.