"My daughter really wanted a Harry Potter Scarf so I made her this stripe scarf. She loved how it turned out. I used an I hook and medium worsted yarn. You can use any type of hook and yarn. I uploaded a video if you need more help. You can create this scarf with many variations of stitches such as a single crochet, double crochet, or treble crochet. I used a single crochet to make it very tight. "
"Crochet items for men that they will actually wear and aren't boring are very difficult to find. This hits just right with a basic gender neutral style that can remain simple but interesting. You'll need two colors of your favorite worsted weight yarn. The sample is Lion Brand Heartland in Grand Canyon and King's Canyon. The pattern calls for an H hook for this perfect for couch crochet project that is sure to be loved."
"One of my favorite things to do is create designs that are versatile so they can work for a variety of people. This Kingston Cowl AND Infinity Scarf free crochet pattern does just that. You can truly customize this to the width and length that works for you. Make it as gifts for those who love cowls with just ONE BALL of Lion Brand Vel-Luxe Yarn or as a longer infinity scarf for those who love to wrap themselves up in cozy warmth. As you can see below - I am all about that extra cozy! "
"I love cosying up on a chilly day and there is nothing cosier than a long, warm scarf wrapped around you! Crochet this simple, long scarf using only single crochet and chain stitches. Perfect for beginners or if you are looking for a simple but stylish project. Using a chunky yarn, a larger hook size and with a combination of chains and skipped stitches, this pattern makes a warm, airy scarf that has lots of lovely drape. The acrylic yarn chosen is inexpensive but beautifully soft and fluffy."
Who said a crocheted scarf has to be boring? With this free crochet pattern, you can create a simple but elegant scarf for everyone in your family. Choose two contrasting colors for this pattern, as the scarf is topped with an outline that will stand out. The result is a splash of color that gives a unique and unexpected twist on the standard handmade scarf. In addition, the crochet scarf pattern allows you to crochet as much or as little as you'd like, so you can create just the right length that will fit the recipient perfectly
"Take your Tunisian skills to the next level without making the pattern harder with the Reflections Tunisian Scarf pattern. It uses basic Tunisian stitches and skills and adds a bit of colorwork changes to enhance the look of the scarf. The scarf is made side to side and you leave the ends as fringe, so there are no ends to tie in. Yay! Leave it curled for a fun look or block it for a traditional flat scarf look. "
"Lovely, textured and long enough to wrap easily, Karen's Winter Scarf is the perfect winter accessory. There is a matching Twisted Headband pattern to go with this scarf too! I have included the stitch multiples to make it easy for you to change the size of the scarf if you would like. The scarf is worked lengthwise so you can make it wider simply by repeating the pattern rows until the width you want is reached. Thank you for joining us this year for our Scarf of the Month Club events :) Wishing you the best, Rhondda"
"I LOVE how plush and cozy the Chevron Love Super Scarf is! It uses the same basic design as my other Chevron Love patterns but is worked up in a super bulky weight yarn. It is so warm and works up so fast! As a super scarf it is wider and longer then a regular scarf. You can wrap it multiple times for extra layers or leave it hanging down to showcase the design. The Chevron Love Super Scarf is the perfect accessory and gift. I hope you enjoy making yours!"
"The Diamonds Cowl and Infinity Scarf was made to match the Diamonds Beanie, Slouch, Messy Bun and Ear Warmer. Options There are two styles included in this pattern, cowl and infinity scarf. Yarn For this pattern, I've included instructions for both worsted weight and bulky weight yarns. In the notes section, I've listed a few suggested alternatives to help you figure out the best yarn for your crochet cowl or infinity scarf. All of my patterns are written in standard American terms, unless noted otherwise."
