365 Crochet

I love spring and I love this pretty scarf!  I've recently been seeing this style of scarf pop up more often; with the narrowing ends and the tassels, and I must say, I really like it. This scarf does not fail to impress with the lovely stitch work and vibrant colors! Designed By: Left in Knots Skill Level: Easy Materials:  Loops and Threads Colorwheel Yarn- 1 skein Lime, 1 skein Purple Pink, and two skeins of Purple J/6.0mm crochet hook Yarn needle Scissors Tassel Maker (optional) Get the Free Pattern!

Check out this crochet shawl! Using lightweight yarn in various colors, you work in half circles to create this stunning work of art. I would call this a scarf, but either way, it would look amazing all year round. It reminds me of a large scale Queen Anne's lace! Designed By: Drops Design Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:  Drops Kid-Silk from Garnstudio; 25 g color 03, light pink, 25 g color 05, heather, 25 g color 20, light beige Crochet hook size 4.5 mm/US 7 Measurements: Width: approx. 26 cm / 10 1/4'' Length: approx. 164 cm / 64½'', measured in the middle of piece. Get the Free Pattern!

I love the color changes taking place in this beautiful crochet infinity scarf!  What's great about this design, is that it actually doesn't require several different color changes and yarn; but it's done by using one yarn with a gradient color change on it's own. While you don't need to use the exact yarn as shown in the pattern, it is fairly easy to find an equivalent type of this yarn at any yarn store.  Using simple crochet techniques, you can create your own scarf in no time. This is a Ravelry download. Designed By: Adrienne Lash Skill Level: Easy Materials:  100 grams (1 ball) Knit Picks Chroma Fingering  Size E (3.5 mm) Crochet Hook  Tapestry needle for weaving in ends  Blocking supplies Get the Free Pattern!

Now here's a clever idea!  Use two colors of yarn and knot them to create a beautiful infinity scarf. The scarf itself is a fairly easy pattern, and the designer includes a video tutorial on how to knot the scarf. Chunky yarn is used for this design, but it would be very easy to change it up with a different yarn weight as well. And the color... I have to mention the colors, I love these colors!  Mixing a bright with a dark really shows off the knot. Designed By: Left in Knots Skill Level: Easy Materials:  Two skeins of Lion Brand Wool-Ease Tonal; 'Night Sky' and 'Lime' L/8.0mm crochet hook Yarn needle Scissors Get the Free Pattern!

As soon as I see black, white, or grey I get excited. Even more so, this is one nice super scarf!  So, you've probably noticed by now that super scarves are the next big thing in crochet and knit this season, and I honestly didn't know what to think of them at first. But the more I see, the more I like. For example this crochet super scarf, with the use of chevron lines in basic colors, which makes a super impact! And the pom poms... I love those too! This is a Ravelry download. Designed By : Alexandra Tavel Skill Level: Easy Materials: 5 skeins Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick in Charcoal for Color A  1 skein Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick in Fisherman for Color B Size US N/P (10mm) crochet hook  Tapestry needle  Pompom maker (optional) Get the Free Pattern!

Wow! Just wow!  This crochet super scarf pattern is definitely not for a newbie crocheter, but if you already have some skill, or are willing to learn something new, then this absolutely stunning crochet pattern is for you!  By using graphs and the corner to corner crochet technique, you work up this pattern from the top down, working diagonally. The end result... something amazing! Designed By: Jess Coppom Skill Level: Advanced Materials: Patons Classic Wool Roving yarn: (6) Grey, (2) Aran, (1) Pale Blush, (1) Taupe, (1) Natural• Tapestry needle Size I [5.5 mm] crochet hook Two printed copies of Nordic c2c crochet chart Get the Free Pattern!

Check out this pretty crochet cowl from Willow Yarns!  The texture in this design is stunning, resembling the look of cables.  This is an experienced pattern, however, it is written well and the end result is worth it. I love a nice fall cowl! Designed By: Willow Yarns Skill Level: Experienced Materials: Willow Yarns Quiver • 0005 Dewy Meadow—3 balls  Crochet Hook:US size H-8 (5mm) Yarn needle Finished Size: Width: 11" (28cm), Circumference: 45" (114cm) Get the Free Pattern!

Wow, wow, and wow! Just look at this crochet scarf! I love it when I come across something unique, especially in scarves, because when you think you've seen it all, a stunning piece like this gives me goosebumps. This pattern uses a "Tunisian Knit Stitch" and honestly, I have no idea how to do this. I guess it's time to figure it out, I love a good challenge! Designer Kim Guzman includes written instructions and sources for learning tunisian crochet. Designed By: Kim Guzman Skill Level: Advanced Materials:  Schachenmayr Tahiti, 99% cotton, light fingering, 306 yds per 1.75 oz: 1 (2) balls or 306 (612) total yds required (shown in color 7642 jazz)  Suggested hook size: 5mm Tunisian crochet hook Get the Free Pattern!

So this seems to be the big new trend this coming season, the "Super Scarf". It's extra long, very wide, and wraps around your entire body. Basically, it's exactly what it sounds like: a big giant scarf.  I'm not sure where this new trend originated from, however, I am suddenly seeing it everywhere!  I like the way that it looks, cozy and sophisticated along with the tartan design, in this particular pattern, but I must admit, that I would probably not ever wear it myself. What do you think?! Designed By: Yarnspirations Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: Patons Shetland Chunk (Solids: 3.5 oz/100 g; 148 yds/136 m) Contrast A Gold (78605) 5 balls; Contrast B Aran (78008) 5 balls  Patons Shetland Chunky Tweeds (3 oz/85 g; 125 yds/114 m) Contrast C Charcoal Tweed (67042) 3 balls; Contrast D Pewter Tweed (67044) 2 balls  Size U.S. K/10½ (6.5 mm) crochet hook Size:  Approx 24" [61 cm] wide x 93" [236 cm] long, excluding fringe. Get t...

The " Virus Shawl " has been a very popular pattern for quite some time now, and this designer has just created another version!  By implementing the granny stitch, the shawl transforms into another beautiful creation! (This is a Ravelry download) Designed By: Miss Jinty Designs Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: 500g of medium worsted yarn (DK) 3.5mm hook  Yarn needle Get the Free Pattern!

Fall is very near, even though it's still very warm where I am, it is heavily on my mind, especially with school supply shopping for my child... for the very first time! My baby is not a baby anymore, hello kindergarten. But not to get off track, with seeing fall clothing, decor and more as I'm shopping, it is more evident that fall is close. With the cooler temperatures comes warmer clothing and accessories, and what is more attractive than a great fall cowl?!  This lovely pattern features attractive lines, ribbing, and buttons. Cowls also look amazing paired up with your favorite fall jacket or sweater, a must have this season! Designed By: Little Monkeys Crochet Skill Level: Easy Materials : Crochet Hook: G (4.25mm)\ About 390-400 yards of Vanna's Style DK Yarn by Lion Brand (that's less than 2 skeins). The sample is shown in "Silver". Yarn needle 2 buttons (3/4" or 1") sewing needle thread to match yarn color Get the Free Pa...

Wow, check out this pretty crochet scarf!  Perfect for summertime, as it features an open design concept, the scarf is made with a lightweight yarn. Rectangular sections are easily constructed and joined as you work the pattern.  This looks like a really fun scarf to make! Designed By: Knitting and so on Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: about 120 grams of fingering weight yarn a 3.5 mm crochet hook a tapestry needle to weave in ends Get the Free Pattern!

I've got pineapples and summer on my mind, and this pretty shawl style cowl fits!  Using a light DK weight yarn, you will easily get a grasp on this version of the crochet pineapple stitch and turn it into something beautiful.  This would make a great spring/summer scarf or cowl, or even wear it as a shawl! Designed By: Tamara Kelly (Moogly) Skill Level: Easy Materials:  US – H, 5.0mm hook 220 yds Celestial Strings Yarn (DK weight; 100% superwash merino; 246 yds; Moogly Berry colorway) Optional: 1 3/16″ / 30mm button (Belle Buttons by Dritz, Item #BB752) Finished size: 39″ across the top, 19″ long, 27″ along the sides Get the Free Pattern!

Turn your scarf into a vest!  This is a fun project, using the crochet pineapple design to add a racer back and straps to a scarf.  I came across this idea as I was going through my closet trying to decrease my wardrobe.  I have quite a few scarves that I never wear, and was about to put them into my "donate" pile, when the idea hit me.  So I played around with the design for a day, and this is how it turned out!  I am quite happy with it and can't wait to make more. The best scarves to use are ones that drape and are flimsy.  I crocheted directly through the material of this scarf, I am not sure what it is made of, but it was very easy to poke my crochet hook through it.  And I really hate sewing, so that was a bonus!  However, if you find that you cannot crochet through your type of scarf, you can simply sew the racer back on afterward, no big deal.  Another nice thing about this vest is that it's easy to customize to your size...