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Crochet a cozy fox tail scarf with a soft, plush finish and very little sewing. This beginner-friendly tutorial introduces the project, gathers the materials, and walks through crocheting the ears for a snuggly winter accessory that can be worn in different ways.

The scarf is made with super bulky chenille velvet yarn, a 9 mm hook for the body and tail, and a 6 mm hook for the head and ears. Safety eyes, a yarn needle, and simple color changes help shape the fox look, while the finished piece stays almost completely no sew. You can style it to hang over your shoulders or pull the tail through the straps for an extra cozy fit.

This first part of the crochet fox scarf pattern also shows how to make the triangular ears with black and white yarn, creating either a classic fox or an arctic fox style. It’s a practical crochet tutorial for anyone who enjoys handmade winter accessories, amigurumi-inspired details, and low-sew plush projects.

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Transcript
00:08Hi friends! Today we're going to crochet this cute little foxy scarf. This scarf is almost
00:15completely no sew. You really only need to sew the ears onto the head. And I do use a yarn
00:22needle for
00:22just closing up the opening of the tail and for weaving in some ends. A very low sew project and
00:31you're going to find it really warm and snugly for the winter. You can remove the tail from the
00:39loop here to have the wolf or the fox hang over your shoulders like so. Or if you want it
00:47to be
00:47extra cozy and snug, you can pull the tail in through the straps and wear it like that.
00:55You can use different yarn colors as you can see to create different types of foxes.
01:01I've got an arctic fox or I guess a wolf here in blue for light blue for the main body
01:08and darker
01:10blue for the ears. And here's my classic fox with red body and black ears. Let's go ahead
01:19and look over the materials for this project and we will get started.
01:33For the materials, you're going to need some super bulky weight Chanel velvet yarn.
01:39It gives a really plush look when you finish and I'm using here Hobby's Honey Bunny yarn.
01:45I also am using a 9mm hook and a 6mm hook for this project.
01:51The 6mm is for the head and the ears and the 9mm is for the body and the tail.
02:00A yarn needle will also be needed to simply sew on the ears and for sewing up like the
02:07opening of the tail and little things like weaving in the ends.
02:13For the fox, I'm using 16mm plastic safety arms. You can use bigger or smaller ones as you'd like.
02:22And that's that. No need for stuffing for this project.
02:33For the ear, you're going to use a 6mm crochet hook and you'll be using both black and white yarns.
02:42To begin, we're going to start with the dark yarn. I'm going to be in round one with three chains.
02:49So here's a slip knot to begin my chain and then one, two, three chains.
02:56Now we're going to work in the third chain from the hook, meaning the very first chain you made.
03:03Insert six double crochets into that third chain.
03:06So here is one double crochet, two, three, four, five, and six.
03:30And at the end, you are going to join with a slip stitch to the very first double crochet you
03:36made.
03:39And I'm going to flip my piece inside out so that the right side faces out.
03:47Now for round two, we're going to continue in this darker color for now,
03:51and we're going to go into the inner ear color soon. So keep that white yarn handy.
03:57We're going to start with two chains. Insert a double crochet in the first stitch,
04:05like so. By the way, the two chains here, the starting chains, don't count as stitches.
04:12So they're not going to be part of the end of stitch count.
04:16In the next stitch, you're going to insert a double crochet increase,
04:20meaning two double crochets in the same stitch, like so. Then you're going to do one more double crochet,
04:32except we're going to pull through with a white yarn here because we're going to change to white
04:36for the next stitch. All right. And in the next stitch, you're going to use white to make a double
04:50crochet increase.
04:51So here I'm going to make two double crochets in the same stitch.
05:00And that's it for the white. So we're going to pull through with the black yarn again.
05:06In the next stitch, we're going to make a double crochet,
05:11like so, and then a double crochet increase.
05:22Now let's join our round with a slip stitch to the very first stitch.
05:32And we're going to work around again. By the way, you can notice that the color change allows for that
05:39little bit of white to show in the middle of our inner ear.
05:43Now for the last round of the ears, round three, we're going to start with two chains.
05:49Then do two double crochets, one and two.
05:57We're going to increase in the next stitch.
06:02So here in the next one, I'm going to put two double crochets in the same stitch.
06:11And then we're going to do a double crochet in the next stitch.
06:17Finish off with white because we are going to change colors.
06:23And with white, we're going to make one double crochet and then a double crochet increase.
06:29So in that first stitch, just a double crochet.
06:33In the next stitch, a double crochet increase.
06:42And again, last one. So I'm finishing off with black.
06:47And now you're going to double crochet two times.
06:52One and two. And increase at the very end.
06:59Oops.
07:02So I'm inserting two single, two double crochets in this last stitch.
07:08And we're going to join with a slip stitch to the first stitch.
07:14Now that you have that complete, you'll have a triangular ear take shape like so.
07:21You can slip off your yarn, making sure to slip off a longer tail for the black because you will
07:29use it
07:30to sew the ear to the body.
07:36And here we are.
07:44And you are going to want to make two ears
07:46ears for your fox.
07:51And here we are.
07:52And here we are.
07:53And here we are.
08:00And here we are.
08:00And here we are.
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