Crochet scarf patterns are fabulous accessories all year round. Learn how to crochet a scarf for winter, spring, summer or fall with these simple crochet scarf patterns and see how easy it is to create a design that turns heads!
Crochet scarves are the essential fall and winter patterns – with so many styles to choose from, it’s easier than ever to find the perfect design and type to layer under your jacket or winter coat. Plus, they’re SO easy to make, it’s no wonder why they’re the default holiday or birthday gift for any new crocheter just starting out. A crochet scarf is the perfect combination of stylish, useful and oh-so-easy.
Explore various styles and choose the design that best fits your skill level. Give color changes and complex stitch patterns a try, or stick to a simple stitch pattern – the choice is yours!
By Tanya Eberhardt,,,, from the The Ultimate Scarf Collection: 11 Must-Have Patterns issue
Keep warm and in style in cool neutrals and chunky textures. This pocket scarf is trendy and will match almost anything you wear this fall and winter.
View ProjectBy Carmen Heffernan,,,, from the October 2018 issue
An easy repeat pattern makes this scarf a breeze to crochet! Blocks of color paired with a golden, honey-colored yarn make this the perfect fall accessory.
View ProjectBy Heather Gibbs,,,, from the August 2023 issue
Introducing the Delani Diamond C2C Scarf, a crochet project that combines captivating design with the engaging corner-to-corner (C2C) method. With its eye-catching checked pattern, this scarf is sure to turn heads and add a touch of style to your outfit. With its engaging C2C technique, this project invites you to immerse yourself in the joy of crochet. Follow the pattern and watch the checked design come to life stitch by stitch. Whether you’re new to crochet or have some experience under your belt, this project is well within your reach.
View ProjectBy Simone Francis,,,, from the February 2021 issue
Perfect for scrap busting your yarn stash, these little posie motifs and start motifs are joined together to make a vibrant scarf. Connecting each posie as you go makes this scarf work up nicely.
View ProjectBy Heather Gibbs,,,, from the February 2022 issue
Finish off your look and keep the cold away with the versatile Tahoe Hat and Scarf set. The textured stitches, combined with a tweed yarn, and twisted fringe ends give it a classic touch that you are sure to love.
View ProjectBy Heather Gibbs,,,, from the February 2021 issue
Inspired by the comeback of swirling tie dye, this scarf utilizes filet crochet to create swirls of our own on a backdrop of colorful yarn. Finished off with a trendy bobble trim, this scarf is a bright way to start the year.
View ProjectBy Tanya Eberhardt,,,, from the December 2016 issue
Worked in Tunisian crochet tire tread stitch, this scarf will be your perfect go-to accessory. It’s the right amount of warmth and the right length for plenty of wraps around the neck.
View ProjectBy Quayln Stark,,,, from the October 2021 issue
This scarf features a unique tartan fabric made by utilizing color blocking and a deceptively simple surface slipped stitch design, ending in plenty of fringe. The plaid can be made with three to four colors and endless cross hatching possibilities.
View ProjectBy Kristen TenDyke,,,, from the December 2017 issue
Mount Olympus in Utah is covered in green forests at its base, giving it a striking appearance. Inspired by this very landscape, the equally-green scarf boasts intertwining cables that provide an intriguing texture.
View ProjectBy Janine Mudge,,,, from the August 2022 issue
The Leighton Patchwork Scarf is the Tunisian crochet sampler scarf of your dreams. Inspired by the shift in seasons, this pattern is written in self-contained sections that can be rearranged to suit your preference. The customizable pattern combines a balance of textures and colorwork to create a bold and romantic statement scarf. The name “Leighton” means “meadow town” and we can’t help but think that this scarf resembles an aerial view of meadows and fields in the countryside.
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