This Seaside infinity scarf is perfect for chilly ocean nights, or just a winter's day that needs cheering up. In this pattern, I utilized the moss stitch, a simple yet powerful stitch for color-working.

This Flamingo Pink Lace Shawl will add vibrancy and beauty to any person's shoulders. It's made from Tunisian crochet lace, which creates the delicate design and gorgeous hem line. The stunning lace effect is usually only found in knit patterns but this crochet pattern does it so beautifully. The flowing hem can only be described as fluttering butterfly wings. Anyone would love to receive this crochet shawl as a gift, so get crocheting!

The celtic weave stitch is so beautiful I can hardly stand it, and once you get started its actually a pretty simple repeat! And my favorite part about it with this project is that it really shows off my favorite qualities of the Scarfie yarn. The gradient of colors shows off the texture of the stitches, and the stitches themselves are as light and fluffy as clouds! This pattern will show you how to make a beautiful cowl using just one skein of Scarfie yarn.

This is an easy scarf pattern worked in a beautiful textured pattern created from a two row repeat. It's the perfect project for when you're binge watching your favorite show. The stitch pattern is also beginner friendly comprised of simple single crochets and treble crochets. With four sizes included, you can make one for each member of the family! I've used Red Heart Super Saver for mine, but you can use your favorite worsted weight yarn, and if size isn't essential, you can even swap it out for a cozy bulky yarn. The adult small size took me just under 5 hours to work up.

Yes, it's true; this beautiful crocheted scarf can be made using only one skein of yarn! Make this One Skein Winter Scarf for yourself or a special friend this season. This crochet scarf is made using the cluster stitch and worsted weight yarn in your color of choice. If you want an extra long scarf, you might need to use more than one skein of yarn.

The World Traveler Scarf is a simple crochet piece using only single crochet and chain. It is worked in the woven stitch which gives it a truly woven look and feel. The fringe is worked during the crochet process, so it matches the stripes perfectly, adding to the woven look. The bright colors of this scarf are reminiscent of the type of item you might find at an international bazaar. This scarf is crocheted from a single skein of Lion Brand Shawl in a Ball in the color Restful Rainbow. It works up pretty quick, making it a great last minute addition to your fall wardrobe, or a great gift. There are also absolutely no ends to weave in! The beginning and ending tail become part of the fringe.

The Joyful Josie Shawl is inspired by my dear friend Josie (10) who has the same condition as me. Josie is a competition swimmer; just like I was at her age. Therefore I chose a yarn cake that has blue tones - the color of water. I used a simple stitch which is a combination of single crochet and double crochet stitches on top of each other, which gives a beautiful texture. For the shape I chose a round crochet shawl design based on the waves in the water. Thanks to the round shape the shawl can be worn in different ways: like a normal scarf/ shawl or as a wrap around the shoulders.

The Single Skein Tulip Scarf is the perfect pattern to make for the spring and summer months. Worked in double crochet using any variegated yarn of your choice, this colorful crocheted scarf features a beautiful light and lacy fan design that's sure to complement any outfit. It is crocheted lengthwise and the finished scarf measures 4.5 inches wide and 56 inches long. Of course, it's easy to adjust the size if you want. All you need is one skein of yarn to work up this free crochet pattern.

I rarely design a project with myself in mind. Yes, I create things I like but the Naturally Southern Scarf was intentionally designed for me to wear to a conference coming up soon. As a crochet designer, you just gotta wear some of your designs to show off your talent right? There is no better way to advertise your “brand” than to wear your projects which brings YOU the Naturally Southern Scarf pattern. I think if you check out the yarn..you'll love it and want a skein for yourself!