Get ready for the best accessory of the season with this Extra Special Summer Lace Scarf. If you've always wanted to crochet with lace but didn't know where to start, this is your chance. This crochet lace scarf is perfect for the warm weather when you want to wear a tank top but not feel too bare around the shoulders. Crochet lace is fun to use and creates an extra special project that is light, unique, and beautiful all in one. This crochet scarf project is also a good one to wear as fall is beginning as it's a light scarf that won't feel too weighty underneath a light fall jacket.

The funky colors of the 1970s meet today's popular crochet chevron pattern in this 1970s Inspired Chevron Scarf. The bold colors work flawlessly with the rainbow striped design, and it would be the perfect item for a throwback party or to bring some of that classic style back into your everyday wardrobe. With basic crochet stitches, this is an easy crochet scarf that you can work up quickly for yourself and friends. This is a crochet scarf pattern that cannot go out of style, so throw this on for some extra warmth and a pop of color when the weather starts getting chilly.

The pattern is for an winter kids scarf. The scarf is suitable for children aged 3-8 years. Recommend skill level is easy You will need 1 colours of aran yarn (196m/214yd), 7mm crochet hook, and a tapestry needle. The pattern is written in USA terminology. You will need to know basic crochet stitches. You'll also need to know how to work in front/back posts. The crochet pattern is 3 pages long and contains progress photos, gauge information and finished sizes.

These Free Sparkly Scarf and Hat Crochet Patterns would make a perfect gift set for the little girl in your life who loves all things shiny and sparkly! The fun part about these patterns is that you can complete the whole set with one skein of yarn, an H crochet hook, and a yarn needle for the ends. You'll need to know how to chain, single crochet, double crochet, v-stitch, and slip stitch for this project. This is a lovely little project to complete, and any child would feel lucky to have this set!

Next, a road trip scarf will be a colorful addition to your summer outfit, especially since it matches jeans worn on weekend adventures. Moreover, you can easily adjust size of the pattern by accordingly increasing or decreasing the number of row repeats.

The Bandana Scarf Bib is a multi-use drool bib that is soft cotton and double thick for extra protection. And it's multi-use too - unfold it into a burp cloth or wipe cloth to clean up spills and spit up on the go! The Bandana Scarf Bib is essentially a fancy washcloth. Fold it in half and use the button (or Velcro) and it's a trendy drool bib for kids 6-18 mths old. Unfolded, it's perfect for emergency cleanups, or as a burp cloth. Hang it right where you need it from that loop too! Making this easy pattern will teach you how to increase and decrease in crochet moss stitch - and of course, there will be a video tutorial too! Safety First: Remove ANY bib before bedtime or nap time. Do not leave child unattended while using a bib. This pattern includes one large button. If preferred, you can substitute a bit of sew-in Velcro, or safety snaps.

The Sapphire Love Shawl is a beautiful triangle shawl that can be worn as a wrap around the shoulders, or around the neck as a scarf. It adds a nice pop of color or texture to any outfit. It's also a relatively quick project, and it's super easy to make as well! The size can easily be adjusted to be however large or small as you'd like. It makes for a perfect gift for a family member, friend, loved one, or more! A YouTube video tutorial is also available for this pattern.

This pattern is one size, with the scarf running approximately 30″ long at the spine and 40″ across. You can expect some give and take in sizing based on variation within yarn weights and on your tension. A recommended gauge is listed to help get the size you desire, but if you prefer a shawl version - a little longer, wider, and with more drape - the instructions for that modification are included in the PDF available for purchase in my Ravelry store. As it is, the scarf version is the one I plan to wear all fall and winter - ya know, with my skinny jeans, boots, and pumpkins spice latte (yes, that counts as an accessory, in my book!).

This Free Crochet pattern teaches how to make a textured stitch that goes very well with many colors used. Also it's a very warm stitch that you can turn into a very warm scarf or afghan. Pattern comes with pictures and video tutorials for both right and left handed.