"The Amelia shawl is a lovely lacy design with only a two row repeat which is quite easy to remember so you can easily put your programs on or listen to some music and crochet away without much thinking. I added a last row to this as i felt you couldn't really just end it on rows 3 or 4 and it have a finished look to it so i thought i might as well add an extra last row to give it a proper finished look which i think turned out great and it still flows with the pattern."
"This Wisteria Wrap uses a size 5 yarn that when paired with a large, 8mm Tunisian crochet hook creates an awesome squish factor. For this pattern we are using the Tiny Clusters Tunisian stitch. You can, of course, make this with a thinner yarn too and it will come out more like a scarf than a wrap. I love that the length is nice and long, and we can wrap it around us TWICE for ultimate warmth. I'll definitely be enjoying the fire with this on this fall! "
"The Fairy Lights triangle shawl crochet pattern is the perfect combination of elegant and cozy. If you've never done colorwork before, this is a great pattern to start with! The simple colored bobbles add a fun texture and personality to this triangular wrap. You can wear this as a classic shawl draped over a dress or nice top one day, then pile it around your neck as a casual scarf with jeans the next day. You'll find excuses to wear it all the time! I like to keep mine hanging by the front door so I can take it with me whenever I leave the house."
"The Jasmine Shawl is worked top down, you start with a long starting chain and then crochet in rows, i find even though it's a long starting chain the overall shawl pattern goes super quick and who doesn't want that! I made this shawl in three days but that was without blocking. Remember when you block your shawl to really stretch out the stitches, that's when the stitches really show at their best and even though this is made with aran yarn, once blocked it becomes super light and wearable, i also love you can wear shawls like scarves too and that truly makes it a versatile piece!"
Make this crochet moss stitch scarf using this step by step tutorial and Red Heart roll with it variegated TWEED yarn. The scarf works up quickly, and the moss stitch leaves the ends perfectly straight without blocking. This pattern is for a child's scarf (1 skein), but it can easily be adapted for an adult by increasing the width of the scarf in increments of two stitches, then increasing the length as desired (2 skeins)."
The Granite Cowl is warm, cozy and easy to style. Crocheted in two tone neutrals this classic piece is quick to pair with anything when braving the cold. The classic lines bring this squishy cowl up to keep your face warm, as well as your neck. Simply made and simply worn, it's perfect for the men in your life. This cowl is crocheted as flat rectangle and then seamed, so it's easy to adjust.
Have you ever wanted to make a gift for someone, but felt pressed for time? Me too! That's why I created this cute and FREE crochet crescent shawl pattern that works up on autopilot in about 2 hours, and looks amazing to boot. Create stunning results with ease by pairing moss stitch and beautiful, color blocked yarn! The slender crescent shape of this shawlette gives it the versatility to function as a scarf, shawl, or wrap. Find the pattern for free on my website or purchase the convenient PDF download for offline viewing.
Crochet your own his and hers scarf set with our easy pattern which is suitable for confident beginners and up. Each stitch used has a right and a left handed video tutorial to go with them as well as written instructions. My scarf measure 60'' long and 7.5'' (female) or 9'' (male) but you can very easily amend these sizes to suit your requirements or preferences! All of our patterns are tested by experienced crocheters. To make the Casey Set you will need any #4 weight yarn and a 6mm hook for this one. Stripe it, use a cake or make it in a solid colour! I used less than 500 yards per scarf."
