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Powdered Sugar Crochet Scarf

Want an easy, beginner-friendly pattern but you want it to be soft, cozy and stylish as well? The Powdered Sugar Crochet Scarf fits the bill! This beginner scarf pattern is worked up in furry, bulky yarn to make a crochet scarf that's as fashion-forward as it is soft and snuggly. Stay warm this winter with an easy project that can be worked up super quickly. Make one for yourself and some for your best friends, this scarf will look great in any color out there.
From the Blogger: "This is not the typical "beginner" scarf. It is completely beginner-friendly, but stylish and beautiful. Make this as a gift for a friend, family member, or a gift for yourself. All done in single crochet with a large hook. Works up in just a few evenings!"

Powdered Sugar Crochet Scarf

Manhattan Magic Mittens

This is a women's adult size fingerless glove with flip top, using Lion Brand Yarn's Feels like butta, easy to make and fast! Level: Beginner - easy Ch 1 in beginning of rounds doesn't count as stitch throughout Mitten top is worked top to bottom. Both gloves are worked identical, the only difference is the side where the mitten top is attached. The techniques used are: single crochet, increasing stitches, slip stitch. It's important to test gauge if using yarn different from the suggested.

Manhattan Magic Mittens

Raglan Sweater

If you've never crocheted a raglan sweater or top before, you are in for a treat. This might just be my favorite way to crochet sweaters or tops! The fact is that the technique has many advantages: - when you crochet the from top-down, you will get a whole thing, it means without seams - save valuable time without spending it on long and annoying stitching - raglan allows you to try on the sweater at any time and adjust its size in the process of crocheting - sweater sits perfectly on the shoulders, not forming folds in the armpit area - the perfect technique for crocheting children's clothes, because the sweater is easy to fit on the growing child, periodically unravel and extending its sleeves.

Raglan Sweater

Crochet Fingerless Gloves

I made these Cute Fingerless Gloves to keep my hands warm during these cold Months! I made them with medium worsted yarn with a H hook. They are one size fits all, you just need to adjust the wrist band by adding more rows. I uploaded a video if you need more help. These pretty gloves are made with a half double crochet stitch. These pretty gloves are great for gifts or nice to wear yourself.

Crochet Fingerless Gloves

Aspen Tweed Mittens

These Aspen Tweed Mittens are the perfect accessory, especially if you live where the winters are particularly colder. The thickness of the yarn and the super textured stitch make for a warm addition to your outerwear. No more frigid fingers, ladies! This pattern uses only single crochets and half double crochets, but to get the beautiful texture, you will alternate crocheting half double crochets in the front loop of one stitch and then the back loop of the next stitch or vice versa according to the instructions.

Aspen Tweed Mittens

Mandala Skinny Scarf

Mandala Skinny Scarf Crochet Pattern Please Add This Crochet Pattern to Your Ravelry Favorites This Pattern is a Written pattern, A Photo Tutorial and Video. Skill: Easy Materials: Crochet Hook - H/ 5.00Mm Yarn- Light (3) - 4 to 5 oz depending how long you want the scarf I Used 1 Mandala Yarn Cake By Lion Brand - Sparkle Aquarius (Sparkle only has 3.5 oz so you may need another cake) Yarn Needle Stitches: Chain (ch) Double Crochet (dc) Skip (sk) Shell Stitch (shst) - 2 dc, ch2, 2dc in the same st Notes: Ch3 counts as dc Size: 6 X 68 Inches 1 Row = 1 inch This Pattern only takes 1 cake of Mandala yarn, which is 5 ounces of Light (3) yarn. So you do not have to have a Mandala Cake to crochet This Pattern.

Mandala Skinny Scarf

Stashbusting Lace Scarf

This lightweight scarf is perfect for showing off both variegated and solid DK weight yarn. It only takes approximately 325 yards. So, it can be a great stashbusting project for a special leftover skein. The design was inspired by a beautiful skein of variegated yarn that I had been saving in my stash. The pattern features two panels of crochet lace stitches. Dive into you stash and find enough yarn that you'd love to show off in a lightweight scarf. Wouldn't this make a pretty gift for someone special?

Stashbusting Lace Scarf

Sunset Flame Crochet Scarf

This attractive crochet scarf is made from Caron Cake yarn using broomstick lace and crossed trebles. Such combination of yarn and different stitches gives the scarf nice texture and makes it eye catching! Yarn Caron Cakes, worsted #4 weight yarn (7.1 oz/200 g, 383 yds/350 m), 1 cake Pumpkin Spice Hook and Other Materials US Size H-8 (5 mm) crochet hook Size US 50 (25 mm) knitting needles (or, broomstick lace pin size 50) Stitch Marker Yarn needle Sizes/Finished Measurements The scarf is about 8” (20 1/2 cm) wide and 61” (155 cm) long including fringe. You can make it longer by making more repeats. Additional yarn will be needed.

Sunset Flame Crochet Scarf

Furry Beast Crochet Gloves

Halloween is such a fun holiday for all ages, but since it's set so late in the year, it can sometimes present a conundrum. It gets cold at night in October, but do you have to sacrifice your costume for the sake of warmth? With these Furry Beast Crochet Gloves, you can have the best of both worlds. Whether these furry hand paws are for yourself or you need some kids costume gloves, these crochet gloves are the perfect addition to your Halloween costume. Even if you aren't going as the beast, they're fun enough that no one will question it!

Furry Beast Crochet Gloves