"I love different textures and sometimes when you combine them with different types of yarn you get something fun and/or unique. For the Diamond Trellis cowl pattern I used a combination of crochet stitches that gave it plenty of texture, combined with cake yarn. Don't you just love the
"The Criss Cross Ridges Infinity Scarf has so much fun texture and works up nice and quickly! It's so soft and squishy, while also being a nice weight for milder temperatures between seasons. This infinity scarf is long enough to wrap twice. It comes out to approximately 60 inches in
"The Ferris Wheel Cowl was designed using Lion Brand Ferris Wheel yarn, though any worsted weight yarn will work. This is an easy pattern to master, but the stitch used makes for great texture and will keep you interested as you crochet. All Straight Hooked patterns are thoroughly tested and
"The Retta Crochet Infinity Cowl is long and lacy. This easy crochet pattern can be fashioned into a summer scarf or cowl. Just one skein of yarn creates this lovely crochet cowl pattern. Step by step photo tutorial is included for any level crocheter. The beginner friendly crochet mesh used
"This cowl design uses 2 different stitches worked in the back loop only to create a nice textured stripe. You will need about 220 yards of a #5 Bulky weight yarn but a weight #4 may also work as well. A US size J/6mm crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge. The main body of the cowl is
"Strut your stuff in the Strut Your Puff Crochet Cowl. This easy crochet cowl pattern is a relaxing make that's loaded with texture and colour. It's long enough to pull up to cover your face to block out the wind, this warm and cozy crochet cowl will become a fall and winter wardrobe
"Sumptuous crochet cables and crisp stitches make the Neo Mint Scarf the perfect thing to throw on in the chilly weather. Made with two styles of crochet cables, you won't ever get bored making it but you'll relax into the rhythm in no time at all. The finished scarf measures
"A wonderful and striking addition to your winter accessories. A rose scarflette on your shoulders to make winter even more appealing. To make it you need worsted yarn - I used Austermann's Souflé (150 gr) and a 4 mm hook. "
"This shawl is worked sideways from end-to-end. It starts off at the tip on one side and gradually grows by 1 stitch with each row until the widest section, which is in the middle. Then each row decreases by 1 stitch until you reach the tip on the other side. Lacy Crochet Border When I first