"The Sierra Crochet Cowl is a one skein project that uses Red Heart Unforgettable yarn, in Polo color. Fall colors for fall weather with this cowl to help keep you warm. This is a great crochet project if you need something for a gift that can be made quickly. Stitches used are the following: single crochet, extended single crochet, single crochet back loop only, half double crochet, and the bean stitch. Using all of these make a wonderful textured pattern. "

"This crochet cowl pattern has so much wonderful texture! The extra loop added between double crochet stitches creates a delicate diagonal design that is sure to impress. That extra loop also adds a little extra “poof” to the stitch, making this an especially soft and squishy project! This pattern is especially striking with a yarn that holds it's structure well (such as Lion Brand Cobblestone, pictured). This type of yarn really shows off the texture the best! "

"This Chunky Textured Two Tone Scarf Free Crochet Pattern is a great beginner pattern with a simple combination of stitches that creates a cozy fun and full texture to keep you warm. This pattern is also a great introduction to color work using the contrast color as trim instead of as a main design element. This Chunky Textured Two Tone Scarf is a wonderful scarf that's perfect for any guy or gal this cold winter season."

I love crocheting for the guys in my family. Crochet sweaters, such as the Brentwood Pullover, are my favorite projects for the guys, but when I'm in the mood for a smaller project, crocheted hats and scarves are it! When it comes to designing for the guys, I tend to stick with basic crochet stitches as I feel they give a more classic look. The Reversible Basic Ribbed Scarf is a very simple pattern that uses alternating rows of only 2 stitches to create its reversible ribbed design.

When I began designing the Scarfie Bandana Cowl, I only had intentions on making it in adult sizes until I received a request for child sizes as well. She said she really wanted to make a mommy and me set so that's when I decided to add in the toddler and child sizes. I had been dying to use one of Lion Brand Scarfie's latest colorways, Mint/Silver, ever since it came out so I grabbed the yarn, grabbed my hook and off I went to swatch. As I was swatching I fell more and more in love with this self-striping yarn and knew it was the perfect yarn to bring my vision to life. If you haven't crocheted with Lion Brand Scarfie yet, you really should go pick up a ball today!

"Have a full skein of yarn and don't quite know what to make with it? Try this beginner friendly and super easy V-stitch scarf pattern! This easy scarf uses the v-stitch in two different ways, alternating to give the finished product a textured and warmer feel! This scarf is perfect for all seasons and can be customized to fit any age, and any yarn weight! Need a stash buster, a christmas gift, or a market prep item? This scarf pattern is your perfect fit!"

"The Retro Infinity Scarf uses warm colors and the moss (or linen) stitch to create a woven striped pattern perfect for fall. Using bulky (5) weight yarn, this infinity scarf works up quickly and is a great gift for any scarf lover (or yourself!). You will love the stretchy and squishy feeling of this infinity scarf. You can choose any colors you wish and any bulky (5) weight yarn to make it your own. Mindless and easy to work up, beginners and experienced crocheters alike will love this pattern."

"My daughter really wanted a Harry Potter Scarf so I made her this stripe scarf. She loved how it turned out. I used an I hook and medium worsted yarn. You can use any type of hook and yarn. I uploaded a video if you need more help. You can create this scarf with many variations of stitches such as a single crochet, double crochet, or treble crochet. I used a single crochet to make it very tight. "

"The Charlottetown Cowl is such a gorgeous way to use up your fingering yarn. The pattern repeat is easy, and the combination of stitches provides subtle texture. This design allows for the cowl to be worn down, over the shoulders like a poncho, or gathered around the neck as a traditional cowl. All of my patterns have been tested by several accomplished pattern testers and designers to ensure that you are getting a pattern free of mistakes and is easy to follow. Please note that all my patterns are written in standard American terms."