Wonder-FALL Infinity Scarf
By Jennifer E. Ryan, from the Holiday Guide issue
Using beautiful yarn that changes the color for you, you can have this soft and cabled scarf finished to wear on the next wonder-fall day in no time!
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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!
Powder Polar Bear Pocket Scarf
By Jennifer Percival, from the Holiday Guide issue
This sweet scarf is just the right layer when it’s time for kids to bundle up against the cold. It’s made using rows of double crochet, then crocheting polar bear faces in the round, with extra rows of double crochet attached to the backs of the polar bear faces to form pockets.
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By Jennifer Dickerson, from the Holiday Guide issue
The Clarice Scarf is a quick-to-stitch pattern that makes a great gift! Fast and fun V-stitch gets maximum color impact by alternating bold brights with trendy blush pink. Fabulous fringe in coordinating colors finishes off the scarf, adding lots of texture and movement as you stroll through the neighborhood.
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By Marie Segares, from the December 2019 issue
This quick and easy scarf includes two small pockets for your child to store favorite finds. Personalize the scarf by including coordinating or contrasting buttons.
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By Kristen TenDyke, from the December 2019 issue
If you’ve never crocheted cables before, this is a perfect first crochet cable pattern. The scarf portion is made straight and long, then the center portion is sewn up to make a hood. If you prefer your scarves sans hood, simply skip this step and you’ll have a nice long accessory to wear all season.
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By Kristen TenDyke, from the December 2019 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 ProjectPlaid Creek Blanket Scarf
By Kati Brown, from the October 2019 issue
This oversized scarf can be worn multiple ways for optimal coziness. Hefty in size, this scarf is ideal for morning walks to the log shed or for sitting down at the dock before sunrise.
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By Elisabeth Davis de Herraiz, from the October 2019 issue
The River Cabin Scarf features rich, textured stitches inspired by long weekends enjoying nature by the river. Ever versatile, this scarf can be adapted to the length you desire by just including more or less repeats.
View ProjectVine and Twigs Scarf
By Jessie Rayot, from the October 2019 issue
This fall-hued scarf is worked up using the front post cable stitch to create the look of little vertical ridges throughout the length of the scarf. Made of chunky yarn, this scarf is the perfect fall-friendly accessory.
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By Marie Segares, from the Fall 2019 issue
This quick and easy scarf includes two small pockets for your child to store favorite finds. Personalize the scarf by including coordinating or contrasting buttons.
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