"This is a very easy shawl worked lengthwise with floral edging worked right into the end of rows. The smaller motif details of this pineapple stitch pattern fabric reminds me of little strawberries. The pattern comes with two options: worked as a simple rectangle for a shawl/poncho or with the addition of armholes to wear as a draped vest or cardi wrap. This pattern features Be So Easy Yarn, 100% milk cotton, #5 bulky weight yarn which can be found exclusively on Kristin Omdahl's website."

"Full of texture, color and spring style, the three stitch infinity scarf free crochet pattern is a great project for beginners and experts alike. The alternating stitch pattern makes this scarf look more complex that it is. It only takes three basic stitches to make this scarf shine. Note: This scarf is made up by alternating two stitch patterns with a random row of stitches for each. I have provided the patterns for both stitch patterns and the transitioning rows."

"Looking for a great, gender-neutral crochet scarf pattern with great, all-over texture? Then look no further. The Brave at Heart Crochet Scarf is an easy crochet pattern that makes a wonderful last minute gift that looks great in multiple colours or in a solid colour. There are no ends to weave in on this scarf so once you are done, you're done. I've suggested some other great colour combos for this project on my blog to assist with selecting and trying fun, new combos that would look great in this design. "

"This cozy cowl is made with a simple combination of stitches with alternating heights and no increases or decreases. It is a perfect project for mini skeins and is the first of four patterns made from a single Brava Mini Pack with 24 mini skeins of yarn. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, double crochet, half double crochet, single crochet, slip stitch, treble (triple) crochet Crocheting flat in rows, crocheting in the round Crocheting the back loop, changing colors, crocheting over yarn tails, adding single crochet edging (pattern includes links to video tutorials for each)"

Few things are as beautiful as the sight of a cherry blossom tree blooming with pink petals. Wear some of that beauty with this Charming Cherry Blossom Scarf. This crochet scarf pattern is unique because it includes a motif of a cherry blossom tree, complete with pink crochet flowers. This crochet scarf will certainly be a conversation piece. It will add charm and interest to any ensemble. Add a feminine touch to your outfit with this pretty crochet scarf.

"Crochet this beautiful warm infinity scarf inspired by the classic crochet spider stitch. This scarf only requires a small amount of color changes however, it gives the illusion of having many colors due to the fact that self striping yarn is used. Only 2 skeins of yarn are required - one for the main body of the scarf and one for the contrasting color. The finished measurements for this crochet infinity scarf are app. 69” x 7.5” and the pattern is written in easy to follow US crochet terms."

"Do you absolutely love cowls and puffy stitches? Then this is the pattern for you! The Blueberry Crumble Cowl is a soft, squishy, and easy pattern for you to make at any time of the year to keep that neck of yours warm during the winter! It uses bulky weight yarn to make a puff stitch pattern that retains heat on cold days and is in one size that can fit the heads of kids and adults alike!"

"The Tuscan Sun Cowl has an amazing texture and drape and is warm and cozy for cool weather! This cowl looks great in two colors just one solid color! A perfect accessory to your fall wardrobe! Pattern difficulty: Easy - pattern uses the basic double crochet stitch as well as a simple puff stitch. It is worked in the round. Sizing: 27” circumference, 15” length Yarn: 440 yards DK (#3) weight yarn - Swish DK used in sample. "

"Soft, flowy, warm and gorgeous are the best descriptors for the Courtney Crochet Scarf with Fringe. At first glance you may think you'll be working star stitches to make the scarf. And while you'd be really close, this stitch isn't quite as full as a star stitch. (Which also means it is less of a yarn eater!) You'll love working this quick stitch and making a scarf that looks lovely and would make a great gift. Although it may look complicated, it is really simple."