"Ready to wow your friends and family with the perfect unisex circle infinity scarf you can wear all Winter? This free two colour (or more!) crochet cowl is perfect for beginners who are worried about trying different stitches and is super fast to crochet in around an hour or two. Texture is the name of the game, by using yarns of different weights you can add variation without adding to your stress levels as a new crocheter.It's simple design means it can be created in any number of colour combinations to match your whole wardrobe and your partners - why not make them for the whole family?"

"Say hello to the Crossroads Cowl, a gorgeous crochet cowl pattern perfect for warmer regions or transitioning from winter to spring. This crochet cowl pattern can be worked up in a few hours and is a beautiful gift to give (or keep for yourself!). Tasteful and stylish, this crochet cowl can be dressed up or kept casual. While this is designed specifically to be a cowl, you can easily make this an infinity scarf so that it wraps twice for extra warmth. This pattern is listed as intermediate because it uses stitches such as crossed double crochet and half double crochet in 3rd loop only which are a little more advanced. "

"This is a very simple beginner crochet cowl that is worked in the round in five vibrant and cheerful colors. Use 1 color, 2 colors or as many colors as you like for different looks. The staggered color changes soften the stripe sequence. Be So Baby Yarn comes in 60 colors, so you have a lot of color combination options! If you need help picking out your colors, Kristin has curated 28 different 5-color palette yarn kits that are linked on the free pattern page!"

The Catherine Cowl shows off the Catherine Wheel Stitch quite nicely in vibrant pink lightweight yarn. This crochet pattern includes a tutorial that takes you step by step through crocheting the Catherine Wheel stitch if you haven't done it before. There is also a crochet diagram included if you prefer that method. You only need 437 yards (400 meters) of yarn for this cowl that measures 8 (20 cm) in diameter and 26 (65 cm) in circumference. This crochet cowl would make a great stash busting project or you could use scraps for a colorful look.

" free crochet pattern using the Elizabeth stitch which is also known as the mini bean stitch. A crochet infinity scarf or cowl - that is super simple to make, but because it's not your standard “crochet” stitch - it doesn't look like crochet - even though it is! This cowl is made in one piece, turning at the end of each rows, then sewn together to make a “loop”. The scarf is worked in long horizontal rows. When working into the mbs row, make sure you insert your hook in the back of the mbs - NOT the ch sp. "

The Mermaid Dreams Cowl is a fabulous stash or scrap buster pattern! If you can single crochet and treble crochet then you can do this pattern! It is suitable for beginners who know these stitches. Written for sizes aged 2 years to adult and requires 5mm hook and 4 weight (aran) yarn. This pattern was originally designed for Operation Christmas Child in October of 2020. I think the name is perfect for this one! After all, which girl doesn't love mermaids?? You can find out more about this cowl on our blog post. At Sunflower Cottage Crochet, we hire experienced crochet artisans to test our patterns for accuracy and readability. Our crochet pattern will teach you how to create the pefect gift for any occasion.

"The Sierra Crochet Cowl is a one skein project that uses Red Heart Unforgettable yarn, in Polo color. Fall colors for fall weather with this cowl to help keep you warm. This is a great crochet project if you need something for a gift that can be made quickly. Stitches used are the following: single crochet, extended single crochet, single crochet back loop only, half double crochet, and the bean stitch. Using all of these make a wonderful textured pattern. "

"This crochet cowl pattern has so much wonderful texture! The extra loop added between double crochet stitches creates a delicate diagonal design that is sure to impress. That extra loop also adds a little extra “poof” to the stitch, making this an especially soft and squishy project! This pattern is especially striking with a yarn that holds it's structure well (such as Lion Brand Cobblestone, pictured). This type of yarn really shows off the texture the best! "

When I began designing the Scarfie Bandana Cowl, I only had intentions on making it in adult sizes until I received a request for child sizes as well. She said she really wanted to make a mommy and me set so that's when I decided to add in the toddler and child sizes. I had been dying to use one of Lion Brand Scarfie's latest colorways, Mint/Silver, ever since it came out so I grabbed the yarn, grabbed my hook and off I went to swatch. As I was swatching I fell more and more in love with this self-striping yarn and knew it was the perfect yarn to bring my vision to life. If you haven't crocheted with Lion Brand Scarfie yet, you really should go pick up a ball today!