If you're in need of a quick scarf that you can hook up super-fast, then this pattern is a great project for crocheters of all abilities.
Hooked up in a chunky yarn and with a fun chevron zigzag stitch pattern, it's relatively wide scarf meaning you can wrap yourself up in it and keep that cold wind at bay. Plus, it's finished off with some pompoms, and in my opinion, everything is better with pompoms!
Here's an easy crochet pattern for a chunky crochet scarf created with bulky yarn and scraps of bulky, worsted, and light weight yarn. First, you create a light, open mesh scarf with basic stitches. Then you crochet simple, colorful “ribbons” that are woven through the crocheted mesh background.
Because it is created from yarn scraps, your Magical Mesh Scarf is guaranteed to be one-of-a-kind and will garner praises wherever you go.
Who doesn't need a blast of bright color to chase away the winter doldrums? Wrap yourself in this high-spirited scarf and everyday is a sunny one!
With endless color possibilities, you can make a different scarf for every person in your family, neighborhood, or book club. What to make for presents this year? Check!
This versatile pattern is described as part cardigan, part poncho, part wrap, and part scarf. I adore how this trendy scarf can be worn as a cape with the arm holes!
This Jacmel Scarf is a great big deal that's no big deal to whip up. It is high-impact, high-volume, high-drama, and high-reward—as both a presence and a present!
Consider its supersize comfort and coziness a secret-weapon for the season: Who doesn't want a warm, fuzzy force field to take on chilly walks, unpleasant commutes, and complicated relatives?
I love the striking chevron design with the pop of the contrast color – so bold and modern! And those pom poms at the bottom are such a perfect and whimsical addition!
This chunky scarf crochet pattern uses a combination of bobble stitches and slip stitches to create this lovely scarf.
What is better than a bobble stitch? A big bobble stitch, of course! This crochet chunky scarf is super chunky, with knit-like rows nestled in between rows of giant bobbles.
This scarf is worked in one piece lengthwise and has openwork stitches and crochet fringe. Fringe is made up of chain loops and picot stitches. For a striking contrast, it's worked as you go in the last row of the scarf, while picot trim adorns the straight edges on the opposite and short sides of the scarf.
Whether you make it with silk, bamboo, or cashmere blends, this scarf will keep you warm and stylish!
This beautiful Lacy Picots Scarf is light, airy, and perfect for Spring! This pattern uses self-striping or variegated yarn to create the gorgeous color-changing effect. Leave the ends loose for a regular scarf or seam them to create an infinity scarf or cowl.
