As the winter months drag on and the temperatures keep getting colder, this Bulky Crochet Infinity Scarf Pattern would be a great way to add some mid-winter flair to your outdoor wardrobe. Infinity scarf patterns are all the rage these days and this free crochet pattern is a comfy answer to the trend. Crocheted in bulky yarn, it works up quicker than you'd expect. The thicker yarn makes it an extra warm and super cozy accessory. The multi-colored yarn used in the example looks fantastic too, but this would still shine in a solid hue.

Make any outfit shine with this Classic Red and White Crochet Scarf that is so much fun to make and wear. In this free pattern, you'll learn how to crochet the tunisian stitch, which creates the eye-catching pattern decorating the scarf. With a bright red and white color scheme, this cute scarf will undoubtedly blend in with any winter ensemble. You can even combine the finished project with a Christmas sweater during the holiday season! Find out how chic this scarf will look. It's sure to receive a lot of compliments.

This soft and warm scarf can be customized to different lengths and widths easily for those who wish for a shorter scarf, or a wider scarf. I have included the stitch multiple in the pattern instructions. There is also a matching Ear Warmer Pattern for this stitch available on my blog, called the Verna Puff Stitch Earwarmer Pattern. You will need 525 yards (480 m) of Bulky Weight Yarn [5] and a 6.5 mm (K) hook to make this scarf. I used Red Heart Soft Essentials Yarn.

This is the Lemonade Scarf, a thick and squishy crochet scarf pattern for Fall. To make this, I really only used a combination of star stitches and half double crochets, and it works up quickly. Everything about this scarf makes me happy: the bright beautiful yellow reminds me of lemonade and summer. The star stitch makes me think of light filtering through the trees. And even though this crochet scarf pattern is a yarn eater, the satisfaction of pulling through 5 loops with the star stitch is amazing! I even love the big hook I used, the giant buttons, everything!

This gorgeous Waves of Enchantment Scarf is made with the stunning Lion Brand Mandala yarn in the Wizard colorway. This color changing yarn has a beautiful self-striping pattern which makes the color changes super easy! The wave stitch pattern of the scarf makes it visually interesting and accentuates the bold colors of the yarn. If you are making this project with a different yarn and would still like to create the color blocks, you will need to use several different colors of yarn and change colors in different sections to create the same effect.

Whether you live in the North Pole or just want to jump on the super scarf trend, this nordic crochet super scarf pattern will keep you feeling warm, but lookin’ hot all winter long. This stylish, modern take on a traditional nordic pattern is worked in corner to corner (c2c) crochet with bulky yarn. Work it in grey, red and white for a men's version. This chunky, oversized scarf is the perfect DIY winter statement piece!

Make sure you have the Angelic Winter Scarf done before the weather turns cold! The best thing about this crochet scarf pattern is that it can be worked up in just a weekend or less. It's the perfect pattern to add to your winter wardrobe this year. You will feel like a snow angel every time you wear it.

This stylish winter scarf is made using white DK weight yarn, and it will keep you warm and stylish all season long.

This beautiful Pretty in Pink Angled Scarf is easy to whip up and uses just one skein of Red Heart Super Saver Ombre yarn! The slight mesh pattern and angled ends make for an interesting look. You can finish it off with large pom poms or large tassels! This is the perfect scarf for the cooler months of Spring or Fall. If you are not a fan of pink, this yarn comes in several different colors so there is something for everyone.

This boa-style scarf only takes about an hour to work up, and after some practice, you may even be able to work it up in less. The Net Yarn Spiral Scarf Pattern is a great project if you are just learning how to use net yarn. There is a video available, which is ideal for visual learners. Boa-style pieces are popular scarves for women, and would be a great addition to your inventory, if you're participating in a craft sale.

The Eleanor Sweater Scarf is perfect for all the seasons. The simple scarf with sleeves crochet pattern can be worn in so many ways depending on how cosy you want to feel. This deceptively simple and versatile cover up can be a wrap cardigan, a shawl, a cowl, a regular scarf and more! Made in just one piece with simple seams for the sleeves, you'll have it made and on in no time. A great beginner crochet garment project or for anyone who wants to avoid shaping or joining. The simplicity of the construction allows the half double crochet stitch texture to shine through.