Crochet this beautiful Angled Mesh Scarf. Do you know, it is a one skein wonder crochet patterns with 2 rows repeating! This scarf is approx. 9” wide and 62” wide when finished. You can make it wider and longer if you want. This pattern is great with self-striping yarn. The yarn I used for this scarf is Red Heart Boutique Unforgettable Yarn. Those colors on Red Heart Unforgettable is always amazing. Try with the different yarns to get a different look.
Two of the best patterns, stripes and plaids, meet in this fun and unique scarf. With classic black and white stripes and trendy buffalo plaid, this scarf is sure to be a new favorite or a well loved gift. It would also look amazing in gray or pink plaids! You need to know how to chain, half double crochet, carry yarn and manage color changes. Grab your favorite worsted weight yarn and your best hook and get started today!
If you want a scarf perfectly soft to snuggle with then this Kissing Jewels Infinity Scarf is just the crochet scarf pattern you want to try out. A few different crochet stitches are used to work up this design, but the outcome is brilliant. Once you know how to crochet a scarf you'll learn that there are many ways to wear a scarf. This particular one is long enough to wrap around three times to get that cowl look. For the best outcome, use as many colors as possible.
This easy, modern "Piece of Cake Cowl" is going to become your go-to accessory for fall and winter! Despite looking elegant, this pattern is simple to make even if you're not an experienced pattern-reader. The cowl is the perfect project for on-the-go crocheting as you will have the pattern memorized quickly. And because Caron Cakes chooses the color combos for you, you skip the stress of choosing colors. This simple one-skein project makes and inexpensive gift--crochet one for everyone you know!
Crochet has a reputation for being a fall and winter hobby, but as a Floridian and an avid crocheter, I've learned a few secrets for making and wearing crochet year round. I've created this quick and fun crochet summer scarf pattern to prove it! I think you'll love how airy and weightless this scarf feels. Along with the pattern, you'll also find my tips for crocheting for warm weather, as well as my advice for how to score the best deals on Yarn!
The Azure Skies Crochet Cowl Pattern is the second in the series I have designed for those in-between days when you don't want the bulk or weight of a longer cowl, but still need a layer of warmth around your neck, or to fold into a lightweight jacket or cardigan, with a pop of colour. Azure Skies has the same lovely broomstick lace crochet stitch as my Dolly Mixture Sweetie Crochet Cowl Pattern, adding to the texture, achieved by using a 15mm needle and a 5.5mm crochet hook. It was a bit of a happy accident that the colour changes lend themselves so well to the number of stitches used for each row.
The colors in this Just Be Happy Scarf will be your constant reminder to smile even when it's cold outside. The rainbow design makes this a unique and fun crochet scarf pattern that will match any outfit. The best winter accessories are those you can wear at anytime, and that's what you get with this crochet scarf. People will probably ask where you got it because they will want one for themselves! Go ahead and be colorful, crafty, and fun this winter to bring a little color to those dreary days.
The Mountain Cowl Neck Scarf is as versatile as it is stunning. You can work this easy crochet pattern up as a crochet infinity scarf or two differently sized cowls, one of which even has a hood! The zig zag crochet pattern and the variegated fringe give so much life to this cowl neck scarf. Even better, the worsted weight yarn promises to be warm and protective against even the chilliest of winds, while the vibrant rainbow yarn makes the colors feel as fresh as summer. This crochet scarf pattern will be an accessory to remember this season.
The combination of Puff Stitches, fans and intricate elements makes this pattern incredibly beautiful. 2 preparatory rows we are made in the beginning. To edge was flat and that more beautifully it turns out wavy pattern. The most difficult thing in this technique of crocheting is a cluster of 9 long hdc together (hdc9tog). When the yarn is thin, this is not a problem. In other cases you can reduce the number of hdc to 7 or even 5. Pattern suitable for working sleeveless, cardigans or gentle baby blankets. But you need to consider for its “gluttony” and prepare for a large expenditure of yarn. Crochet with fun!
