"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 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!"

"If you love scarves the Berry Bliss Infinity is going to be a great addition to your winter accessories. You can wear it with your favorite winter coat, wear it to keep your neck warm, or just wear it as a fashion statement. The Berry Bliss Infinity combines basic stitches with bobbles to create a fun, textured infinity that you're going to love. Whether you use solid yarn or ombre, you're sure to make more than one."

"When I first visited London last year, I loved the bright red phone booths that are sprinkled throughout the city. They are very popular with tourists, and many of them are actually working phone booths. A few have been turned into book exchanges - leave a used book inside and take another home to read."

"This pattern includes written and video instructions for crocheting a cabled scarf of any length. Sizing: This pattern is written for the 50” x 7.5” scarf pictured, but instructions are given for custom length sizing. Difficulty: Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Required Materials: 575 yds worsted weight #4 yarn, 6.0 mm crochet hook, scissors, yarn needle Gauge: 13 stitches and 8 rows = 4 inches in Double Crochet Stitches Used: single crochet, front post double crochet, front post treble crochet This pattern has been tested for clarity and accuracy. "

"Scarf is approximately 7in wide and 70in long without the fringe and 79in long with the fringe. You can go up/down a hook size if you want it larger/smaller as well as adjust the number of rows/beginning chains via the info in the gauge section. Guage: Multiples of 4 + 1 Each additional ch 4 adds 1 more fan (see stitch key) to the row which adds approximately one more inch to the width Two rows (rows 2 and 3) are the repeat rows and equals approximately an inch and a half in length"

"This is the December Scarf of the Month Club Scarf Pattern! Easy to crochet - works up in one evening! The stitch pattern is easy to remember and you can make this while watching your favorite show on television :) Stitches used are single crochet and chains only. You will be working in the back loop for some stitches. The project is worked flat and you can easily substitute a different bulky weight yarn if you wish!"

"With warm weather arriving, a lightweight, lacy accessory that's pretty, and simple to make is just the afternoon project you need! This scarf delivers a simple, but pleasing stitch pattern that is repeated as many times as you want, to make this as wide (or narrow) as you'd like. If you've not experimented with thread yet, this makes a great introduction! It can even be made using other weights of yarn with pleasing results. Additional instructions are included for adjusting the length should you wish to do that."