The Tobyn Hat & Scarf
Airy Crochet Head Scarf Pattern
Look ready for this summer and stay cool with this stash-buster crochet head scarf. It's light and airy, and you can make it however long as you need to fit onto anyone's head!
Granny's Hood Crochet Scoodie Pattern
Granny's Hood is actually a scoodie: a scarf with an attached hood. The scarf is made with granny squares, and the hood is made with sides of 1/4 circle grannies, and granny squares down the center. Bright, happy, rainbow colors of yarn are used making this piece full of joy.
Due to the way the scoodie is constructed, it fits many sizes. The parts of the scoodie are joined using the join-as-you-go method, so there is no seaming. If you want the scarf to be longer or shorter, just add or subtract squares from the scarf section, it's quite simple. Brighten up the white winter with Granny's Hood!
Crochet Head Scarf Bandana Pattern
This Grace Head Scarf Bandana tends to add a vintage and dramatic flair to your look. The pattern consists of instructions for the scarf and flower. Or you can check out these crochet flowers for hats patterns.
Granny Dot Hat And Scarf Pattern
If you love working granny stripe and love bobbles then this one is for you! This is an easy wide scarf and slouchy beanie hat pattern with a neat ribbed brim and, of course, a pom pom to finish! The Granny Dot hat and scarf set mixes classic granny stripes with puff stitches, creating a squishable textured fabric you'll want to wear all year round! You can get extra imaginative and playful with colour (making it a great stash buster) or work it in a single shade.
Alpine Stripe Beanie Free Crochet Pattern
The Alpine Stripe Beanie is the matching hat for the Alpine Pocket Scarf - a reader request! Cozy, stripey, and available in three sizes! Both the hat and scarf are completely unisex, and the fringe on the scarf is totally optional. The Alpine Stripe Beanie features simple stripes to match the pockets on the Alpine Pocket Scarf, but you can omit them - or add more. Add extra row repeats to turn the beanie into a slouch, or add buttons to each side to hold your mask on while keeping your ears warm. To make this pattern into a ponytail beanie, start by crocheting Rnd 4 around an elastic hairband, and then follow the instructions from there. To pom or not to pom - it's up to you!
