Choose any color worsted weight yarn and make this One Skein Gelato Scarf today. It's a lightweight crochet scarf pattern that can be worn any time of the year. It's an infinity scarf, which means it has no ends. This crochet design wraps nicely around your neck and keeps you warm and cozy at all times. Solid or variegated yarn works well for this free crochet scarf pattern. You'll need exactly one skein of yarn to complete this stylish scarf.
This one-skein crochet shawl pattern uses self-striping yarn to make colorwork easy. This rectangular shawl can also be worn as a scarf in transitional weather. Since it's a one-skein crochet shawl pattern, you won't have many ends to weave in which means you can wear this project as soon as it's finished. This is an intermediate level pattern, but there are only two rows to repeat. Once you get the stitch pattern down, you will find it a relatively mindless and straightforward crochet project. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, double crochet, single crochet Crocheting flat in rows Crocheting into chain spaces (includes video tutorial) Special stitch: FPcl (includes written description)
This project is perfect for laying across the back of your sofa to add a warm and homey look. If you get chilly, it easily transforms into a shawl to wrap around YOU while you're sitting on the sofa! You can make it in your own combination of three colors, to coordinate with your decor or to contrast. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, double crochet, single crochet, slip stitch Crocheting flat in rows Changing colors, crocheting around the side of a project (includes video tutorials) Special stitch: cdc (includes written description and video tutorial)
The Ocean Air Scarf is a quick and easy crocheted scarf to complete. It's the perfect accessory for summer nights when there's a slight chill to the air. A little more than one skein of worsted weight yarn is needed to complete this pattern. The scalloped edges of this crochet design are definitely reminiscent of the relaxing ocean waves. It measures only 3 inches wide at the widest part of the scallop and 60 inches long.
This free crochet pattern is warm enough for winter, but airy and colorful enough for you to at least start thinking about spring! Using a simple stitch repeat, you will be able to make this scarf in no time! It takes just one skein of Caron Tea Cakes or approx. 204 yards of your favorite Super Bulky Weight (Category 6) yarn. Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick would also work well for this project!
Lightweight and dainty, this Greek Goddess Summer Scarf is a great crochet scarf pattern to make for the summer months. Use mercerized cotton yarn to complete this crochet design. It measures 52 inches long and 9 inches wide. It's easy to pack if you're headed off on a tropical vacation. It's a chic and stylish accessory that any woman would love to have in her closet. The elegant, drapey design will truly make you feel like a true Greek goddess.
Sparkles and the beach-these are two of the best things in life, and they are combined here in the Sparkly Ocean Crochet Infinity Scarf. This easy crochet scarf has a beautiful shine from the unique variegated blue yarn, with just the right touch of bling. The crochet lace pattern adds to the soft and flirty appeal of this design, and you could wear this in any weather. If you loop it twice, you can get some wonderful bunched warmth, but you could also leave it long and let it accentuate the rest of your outfit.
Classy Scarf and Quick to make - pick your favorite Red Heart Mixology Yarn and get started! This scarf makes a great Holiday Gift and will take you less than 1 hour to make! Wear it wrapped like a cowl or long like a scarf - even layered for a unique look!
The Cake Dots Scarf is a very pretty scarf that uses one Caron Cake to complete. The pattern includes instructions to make an infinity scarf, a regular scarf, and even an over-sized scarf. The regular scarf takes one 7 oz. skein of worsted weight yarn. The example in the pattern is made with Red Heart. The over-sized scarf takes 12 oz. of worsted weight yarn. The example in the pattern uses Caron One Pound. The pattern could also be worked with less repeats to make a cowl.
