"The Elmview Shawl is worked from the bottom point up using mearsurements. This gives the crocheter plenty of flexibility to experiment with different yarn weights. This pattern also includes a video tutorial. This time of year is a bit tricky. I don't usually think of May as a time to wear scarves, but up here in Northern Ontario it can still get quite chilly. Actually, last week it even snowed. A shawl worn like a triangle scarf is the perfect solution! "
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Northern Lakes Crochet Triangle Shawl
The Northern Lakes Crochet Triangle shawl is crocheted using two different colors of yarn from the top down. Using a combination of double crochet. single crochet, and chain stitches throughout the pattern make this an easy pattern. The classic triangle shape and crochet stitches make the Northern Lakes shawl pattern a warm, yet beautiful project to dress up your wardrobe this winter. The simple single and double crochet stitches mean this pattern is easy, and even an advanced beginner should be able to crochet this without too much trouble.
Northern Lights Infinity Scarf
Variegated yarn creates the beautiful colors that inspired the name for this Northern Lights Infinity Scarf. This free crochet scarf pattern works up quickly using just a few skeins of yarn. Add this pretty accessory to your wardrobe if you need something that will add a nice pop of color to any outfit. Wear it loose if the weather is nice, or wrap it around your neck a few times if it's cold. This easy crochet infinity scarf pattern is quick to work up and is always on-trend.
Oceanside Triangle Scarf: Easy Crochet Pattern
This triangle scarf is easily worked with simple stitches, and quickly creates a classic looking accessory to wear! This pattern is worked in rows using chains and double crochet stitches. You can easily customize the size of the scarf by adding or omitting rows, and the simple pattern repeat makes this design fun and easy to work up ! An interesting difference in this scarf pattern are the button and loop added to the corner ends of the last row worked - the button attaches to the loop, which helps to keep the scarf around your neck! It's a great pattern because: Scarves are quick and fun projects to work up! Have fun with yarn color to make this simple fabric your own style; color blocking, stripes, ombre, variegated and more! This project works great with cotton yarns, and plant-based fibers! You'll get to practice a lot of crochet skills: increasing in rows, stitch tension, gauge and size, blocking, finishing techniques and more!
Granny's Point Triangle Scarf
"The Granny's Point Triangle Cowl Scarf is a quick and easy pattern that is worked all in one piece - no seaming required! Finished Size: 23” long x 14.5” wide at longest points when laid flat Stitches Used: ch - chain sc - single crochet sc3l - single crochet in the 3rd loop dc - double crochet dc3l - double crochet in the 3rd loop hdc - half double crochet sl st - slip stitch Required Materials: Approximately 365 yds worsted weight #4 yarn (example uses Lion Brand Pound of Love in the color Cornflower) 6.00mm Crochet Hook Yarn Needle Scissors Gauge: 9 rows of worked pattern = 6” (gauge check reminder written in pattern)"
Crochet Triangle Scarf
This triangle scarf is an easy, beginner friendly crochet pattern. I was itching to use Hobby Lobby's Painted Canyon colorway and I think it worked up lovely in this pattern. The self striping yarns are such a breeze to work with-no color planning, less ends to weave = win, win! This pattern will give you the triangle scarf size pictured: 23.5″ deep by 50″ long. You can continue the pattern to increase your triangle to a full shawl size. This one was made with 3 skeins of Hobby Lobby's I Love This Yarn in Painted Canyon. I think adding another two skeins (with this gauge and hook) would create a comfortable sized shawl. These are so easy to add on to!"
