Easiest Ever Infinity Scarf

This pattern is for an open weave mesh look infinity scarf. Photos show scarf doubled. It is very easy and takes about an hour to make. These scarves make excellent gifts!

I had originally posted this pattern to Ravelry, in the "Notes" section. I guess this is a no-no, as it was deleted. I am finally getting around to posting it here. I have had some questions regarding the pattern. It really could not be more simple, though. It it just rows of single crochet and at the end seam the ends together. Some were asking how it could have an open look without chains. The answer is the use of the large S hook and pulling on the scarf lengthwise as you go.

Abbreviations: 
Chain- ch
Single crochet- sc 
Slip stitch- ss

Materials:
3.5 oz. (a little more than half a skein) of Lion Brand Homespun yarn Size S (19mm) crochet hook
blunt yarn needle for weaving in ends
scissors

Finished item measures about 6" wide x 60" long before seaming

Notes: 
Gauge is not important, but try to crochet loosely. The large S hook and crocheting loosely is what gives the scarf an open weave mesh look. Also, you can pull on the scarf lengthwise as you go to open it up more if desired. I did not ch 1 at the end of each row, but you can if you wish; It won't make much difference in the look of the scarf. You can really make this scarf with any weight yarn, just adjust the beginning number of chains to desired width and if you go with heavier yarn, I would also use a larger hook than the S. 

Pattern:
Ch 10 (If using worsted weight yarn, ch 12 or amount needed for width desired.)


Row 1: sc in second ch from hook and in each ch across to end (9 sc), turn, (Do not ch 1)


Row 2: sc in first sc and in each sc across to end (9 sc), turn (Do not ch 1)


Repeat row 2 until scarf is 60" long, (DO NOT cut yarn)

Place ends of scarf together right sides facing each other, ch 1 and ss ends together across to end. Tie off, cut yarn leaving enough tail to weave in. Weave in ends.