"With warm weather arriving, a lightweight, lacy accessory that's pretty, and simple to make is just the afternoon project you need! This scarf delivers a simple, but pleasing stitch pattern that is repeated as many times as you want, to make this as wide (or narrow) as you'd like. If you've not experimented with thread yet, this makes a great introduction! It can even be made using other weights of yarn with pleasing results. Additional instructions are included for adjusting the length should you wish to do that."

"Say hello to the Crossroads Cowl, a gorgeous crochet cowl pattern perfect for warmer regions or transitioning from winter to spring. This crochet cowl pattern can be worked up in a few hours and is a beautiful gift to give (or keep for yourself!). Tasteful and stylish, this crochet cowl can be dressed up or kept casual. While this is designed specifically to be a cowl, you can easily make this an infinity scarf so that it wraps twice for extra warmth. This pattern is listed as intermediate because it uses stitches such as crossed double crochet and half double crochet in 3rd loop only which are a little more advanced. "

"This is a very simple beginner crochet cowl that is worked in the round in five vibrant and cheerful colors. Use 1 color, 2 colors or as many colors as you like for different looks. The staggered color changes soften the stripe sequence. Be So Baby Yarn comes in 60 colors, so you have a lot of color combination options! If you need help picking out your colors, Kristin has curated 28 different 5-color palette yarn kits that are linked on the free pattern page!"

"I call this one the Twin Cities Crochet Spring Scarf because we actually still need scarves in the spring lol. This is a really simple project, just using double crochet and a bead stitch. I used a # medium weight in two different colors, it added up to about 4 skeins total. I also used a 4mm hook. This a really simple, low stress kind of pattern. Great for gifting, donating or selling as finished product. "

"Summer Flourish By The Firefly Hook This scarf will bring an elegant finish to your summer outfits without adding bulk or warmth. It can be worn over the shoulders as a shawl, around the neck as a bandana scarf or even wrapped around the head for a fabulous hair scarf. This design is perfect for a beginner who needs to master basic stitches."

The Catherine Cowl shows off the Catherine Wheel Stitch quite nicely in vibrant pink lightweight yarn. This crochet pattern includes a tutorial that takes you step by step through crocheting the Catherine Wheel stitch if you haven't done it before. There is also a crochet diagram included if you prefer that method. You only need 437 yards (400 meters) of yarn for this cowl that measures 8 (20 cm) in diameter and 26 (65 cm) in circumference. This crochet cowl would make a great stash busting project or you could use scraps for a colorful look.

"The Cleo Chunky Super Scarf is a crochet pattern perfect for beginners. It uses the single crochet back loop only stitch to create a beautiful ribbed texture. You can make it as long or as short as you like. Since it's worked in short rows, you just need to stop adding rows when the scarf is as "super" as you want it to be! You can get as creative as you want with the pom poms you add to either end to make this scarf true to your style. "

"The Laura fringe infinity scarf will be your new favorite scarf! This is light weight and extremely soft. Loops and Threads Woollike yarn (85% acrylic, 15% nylon) is so soft to the touch and makes for a great wearable that won't get too hot or itchy. The scarf is worked with 2 strands together with a clear easy to follow pattern. This can also be made with medium worsted weight yarn or any weight yarn if you prefer a thicker scarf (just make sure your beginning chains measure 54″ and is an even number of stitches). The scarf measures 54″ (27 inches folded in half) by 5″."

" free crochet pattern using the Elizabeth stitch which is also known as the mini bean stitch. A crochet infinity scarf or cowl - that is super simple to make, but because it's not your standard “crochet” stitch - it doesn't look like crochet - even though it is! This cowl is made in one piece, turning at the end of each rows, then sewn together to make a “loop”. The scarf is worked in long horizontal rows. When working into the mbs row, make sure you insert your hook in the back of the mbs - NOT the ch sp. "