This super fun crochet throw in the pictures below is incredibly easy and super forgiving for beginners, so you'll be able to make it effortlessly in a heartbeat! It has 3 different borders and it the ultimate throw for your chair or couch!

Is there anything better than to chill on your favorite sofa with a hot cup of tea and your beloved book? Well, there's just one thing missing from that picture - a chunky and warm blanket. And we've got you covered! Take a look at this amazing comfy throw by Yarnspirations. It's undisputedly one of the best winter cozy blanket patterns around.

I immediately fell in love with this chunky throw in the pictures below by Yarnspirations! I mean, just look at it, how gorgeous is it, right? It's wintry, lofty, and so super comfy! What's more, it's made in a modern stripy square and the color possibilities are simply endless! The finished size is about 52″ x 60″ (132 x 152.5 cm) and it will look amazing on your sofa!

If you want more texture in your projects, this weave blanket in the pictures below might be perfect for your taste. It has such a unique texture due to the Bernat Blanket yarn (however you can easily make it using other yarns as well). It will be a challenge for beginners, so I would recommend it for a bit more advanced crocheters.

Colorful stripes look amazing on a baby blankie, don't you think? Take a look at this fun blanket in the pictures below, by Iamadoulos. It features the pebble stitch and is crocheted using bernat blanket yarn. It's easy to make and make sure to look to is as a cozy go-to for all sorts of gifting occasions!

This super chunky crochet throw in the pictures below is not only super comfy and perfect to snuggle under it after a long day, but it's also breathable and lacy, not no mention these gorgeous soothing tones, that are great for fall. Work one or more up, to drape them across your sofa, chair, or just give one to your friend!

In addition to fun and attractive, this kind of scarf can also be quite elegant. To this point, the combination of the bean stitch and the Lion Brand Scarfie yarn in cream and mocha gives this scarf a great cup of java feel. I'm particularly impressed with the soft, luxuriant drape of this scarf over the neck and shoulders.

So, a bit of infinity wasn't enough? How about some more? Here is the Artfully Simple Infinity Scarf. While it looks deceptively complex and difficult, it is quite easy. In particular it's great for bunching up as a cowl or a loose fitting scarf.

This dragon tail scarf is a beautiful example of how to make something absolutely stunning using simple techniques. Moreover, it's lacy structure and drape will make it perfect for a more formal, fancier outing.