The Lorelai Scarf Crochet Pattern is inspired by the TV show "Gilmore Girls" and their whacky style and love of scarves. I made it colorful, unique, and extremely long! It was designed for the Crochet Charity Drive events, so they can be made and donated to those in need. That's why this pattern is also made in a super simple stitch pattern. The Lorelai Scarf is also a great way to use up scrap yarns. It can be made in any yarn, just noting that the size will change.
The Catherine wheel stitch deserves to be showed off, and what better way to do so then by incorporating it into a cowl? This pattern will show you how. It only requires 400 meters of yarn to make a cowl of 8(20 cm) in diameter and 26(65 cm) circumference, so get your scraps and cotton together and start making one for yourself! The cowl is warm, pretty and highly customizable. The pattern is worked with Cotton 8 yarn from Scheepjeswol.
Kana the Wanderer’s Cowl is a lovely accessory for the autumn and winter seasons. This infinity scarf (or "circle scarf") is soft and has a wonderful drape, and is wrapped around the neck two times. It is crocheted in the round, holding two strands of medium-weight yarn together. Using a large hook of 9.00mm, the cowl isn’t too heavy nor light, and it isn’t too tight nor loose. Kana the Wanderer’s Cowl is perfect for exploring and enjoying the changing seasons outdoors. All you need is two skeins of medium weight (4) yarn to make this lovely cowl!
I came up with this scarf because someone asked me to help them with an afghan pattern that they found on Ravelry. I didnt want to make an afghan, so I thought why not just swatch the pattern to learn it, and thus a scarf was born. The original pattern is called Vintage Rippling Blocks and the designer has a great photo tutorial if you need help with the stitch. I made mine with slow coloring changing yarn, but you can change colors as often as youd like. The options are endless.
This Coraline in the Wine Country Crochet Shawl Pattern is both simple and versatile. The lightweight feel of the shawl makes it idea for a breezy summer evening. If you think you can't rock a free crochet shawl pattern, you obviously haven't seen this project. Believe it or not, this crochet shawl pattern is perfect for anyone, no matter the age or size. Wraps are a great item to throw on your back when you're headed out the door and you can also wrap it around your neck. Since it's so lightweight, you can string it through your purse strap and not have to think about it all. The colors or this wrap make it ideal to wear with a lovely black dress, but you can also throw it on over a tee shirt and jeans. Now you can celebrate summer and enjoy the warm weather without fearing an evening breeze.
The Scato Scarf crochet pattern is a pattern for a really lovely oversized scarf. Who doesn't love having a beautiful oversized crochet scarf to wear? The crochet Scato scarf is made with just that in mind. It has a beautiful textured stitch pattern that makes it cozy and perfect for winter. The unique design makes it extra comfortable and warm around the neck. The pattern is written for only one size, however size adjustments are included throughout the pattern. Play around with colors to make it fit your style.
Use your yarn cakes to make this Sweet Cake Crochet Shawl Pattern! It's easy to work up a triangle shawl with this beautiful variegated yarn. Color changing becomes effortless when you use one "cake" of yarn to make this project. This is a great pattern for beginners and experienced crocheters alike. You need to know how to make crochet clusters, which creates a beautiful granny stitch effect. If you love the traditional look of granny squares, you'll love this crochet shawl! A traditional style gets a modern update when cluster stitches meet vibrant colors.
The Grand Canyon Shawl is the perfect accessory for your wardrobe or to give as a gift. This would also make a great gift for an elderly person or person confined to a wheelchair. This is an intermediate level pattern with a link to a photo tutorial depicting how to execute all of the stitches necessary to make this shawl. This shawl is V-shaped and the length in the back is long enough to cover your rear. If you require something longer or shorter, the pattern is easily customizable by adding or removing rows.
The open stitches down the center of this scarf take so far beyond a simple moss stitch scarf. You can leave it as a regular scarf (a great idea if you want to give it to a guy) or sew it up at the end and make a cozy infinity scarf. Either way, it is lovely and versatile - sure to keep you warm all winter long! Plus, it takes only 1 skein of Lion Brand Touch of Alpaca Bonus Bundle - or 2 regular sized skeins.
