"This free crochet pattern to make a stripy, ribbed crochet scarf, is so easy to follow, it's perfect for absolute beginners to crochet and perfect for gift giving! The video tutorial will show you how to make this easy crochet scarf using bulky or chunky yarn - plus there are no ends to weave in with the colour changes as they are used in the fringe! Simply choose your 3 favourite colours of bulky or chunky yarn (if your making for you)and grab your 6mm crochet hook and lets get started! The yarn I recommend for this free crochet pattern is PaintBox Yarns Simply Chunky with over 50 shades to chose from!"

"Go big with texture and versatility with the Kelsey Cowl. This design is an easy bottom up cowl that you can make larger or smaller, the multiple is listed in the pattern. The drawstring section adds a nice bit of design complexity but can be omitted if you'd like just a simple straight forward cowl. No matter how you make it, this design will make a great addition to your winter wardrobe. You can also leave the pom pom off if you'd prefer."

"The primrose infinity scarf is made with 2 skeins of Hobby Lobby's I love this yarn which you can use more or less depending on the size you choose to make your scarf. Using I love this yarn from hobby lobby makes this scarf thick and squishy and very warm! Included in this pattern you will find the stitch multiples to make it any size you want plus and video tutorial on our YouTube channel!"

"This scarf always turns heads in the fall! Made with beautiful Unforgettable yarn by Red Heart and a simple cable stitch - it's only a 2-row repeat! To make this scarf you should be familiar with how to crochet post stitches. Never done crochet cables before? No problem - there is also a video tutorial to show you each step of the stitch pattern. This scarf pattern is perfect for a gift or giving to charity."

"A striped and colour block scarf in off white, pink and greys using a lovely 100% alpaca yarn. A perfect crochet pattern for autumn / fall and the winter days ahead! This simple, modern scarf is crocheted using single crochet front loop only stitches. This stitch gives a closed, cosy look with a pretty ridge. The yarn chosen for this project is affordable and is available in 16 gorgeous shades. It is soft and light but also warm. To add a little extra cosiness the yarn is held double. Perfect for beginners or if you are looking for an easy and modern project. "

"The Snoh Cowl is the one pattern you will surely want to have in your collection for all winters to come. This pattern is made in Teen/Adult sizing in 4 different sizes and has 2 weight versions! The fun part is that the XS size could also fit a child so you can easily make one for the entire family. Don't let the texture fool you, it's actually super easy to make and I will walk you through how to do it! The best part about this cowl pattern is that it is a quick make, you'll have it done in 2 hours or less!"

"Gorgeous yet simple crochet wrap. Almost the entire pattern is made of single crochets and chains with a double crochet every so often. Lion Brand Mandala yarn in Warlock not only gives it the beautiful colors and stripes but also a great and comfortable feeling. The wrap also works as a lovely scarf. The diamond lace stitch used in this pattern has amazing texture when unblocked and an awesome patterning when blocked. You can't go wrong either way!"

"To kick off the season of apple crisp and hayrides, here is a beautiful lightweight cowl: the Herringbone Buttoned Cowl. This is a snug little piece of neckwear that is perfect for layering! On a cool day, it looks great worn with a shirt and jeans. On a colder evening, tuck it under your winterwear and let the ribbed collar peek out - the bottom of the cowl is nice and flat, so it won't add bulk under your coat!"

"The jasmine stitch is a show-stoppingly beautiful crochet stitch, but it's been a little held back in the past because it's not clear how to increase or decrease. Well, look no further. This free pattern has a simple repeat, so you can work on it rather mindlessly once you know how. It also features a YouTube tutorial to teach you how to do the decreases (and refresh your memory on the jasmine stitch, in case you've forgotten). This pattern does take a while, because the jasmine stitch isn't the fastest, and it uses laceweight yarn, but the end result is worth it!"