Crochet Four Seasons Scarf

Do you want to wrap a scarf around your shoulder, even in the summer season? If yes, this super fancy and funky four-season lacey scarf is for you. You can wear it in any season comfortably. However, you need to choose the loop yarn kits according to each season. So, you can get all the fascinating and seasonal colors in this scarf.

Fisherman's Wharf Shawl

Fisherman's Wharf Shawl

The Fisherman's Wharf Crochet Shawl is a short row shawl with a video guide to help you whip up your very own. During the testing of this shawl, I really enjoyed seeing all the yarn choices and colors. Feel free to get creative with your color choices! You'll have a great time working on this shawl while working on short rows to achieve a beautiful crescent shaped shawl. This is perfect for the all seasons with its styling possibilities.

Kana the Wanderer's Cowl

Kana the Wanderer's Cowl is a lovely accessory for the autumn and winter seasons. This infinity scarf (or "circle scarf") is soft and has a wonderful drape, and is wrapped around the neck two times. It is crocheted in the round, holding two strands of medium-weight yarn together. Using a large hook of 9.00mm, the cowl isn't too heavy nor light, and it isn't too tight nor loose. Kana the Wanderer's Cowl is perfect for exploring and enjoying the changing seasons outdoors. All you need is two skeins of medium weight (4) yarn to make this lovely cowl!

Not Your Average Shawl

When you want to feel and look truly lovely, the Not Your Average Shawl will do the trick. Worked up rows that give it a striping effect, this free crochet shawl pattern is perfect for all seasons. Wrap it around yourself for comfort and style. We love the faded rainbow colors shown here, but this shawl would look great in any color. This shawl has many uses and would work for many occasions, which makes it far better than average.

Promenade Shawl

The Promenade Shawl is the perfect project for a beginner who wants to try something a little more advanced! This semi circle shaped shawl has interesting contrast in both yarn weights and colors. By not changing hook sizes when working with the lighter mohair yarn, the pattern created has an airy, open flow to the stitches. This makes the Promenade Shawl perfect for when you need a little something in warmer seasons and climates but not a bulky or tightly stitched shawl.