365 Crochet

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!

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!

Check out this cool stitch pattern!  I really like the black and white because of how it makes the stitches pop.  This is definitely an interesting crochet scarf pattern, I can't wait to try my own. Designed By: Moogly Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:  US – H, 5.0 mm hook 560 yds (5 skeins) Lion Brand Crepe Twist (Worsted/10 ply; 112 yards/102 meters; 50 grams/1.76 ounces); Color A: Espresso (3 skeins); Color B: White (2 skeins) stitch markers Finished Size : 8″ wide x 72″ long (or length desired) Get the Free Pattern!

Crochet scarves are sometimes the easiest thing to make, but they can look amazing like this particular creation!  By working back and forth in rows and creating a ribbed edging, topped off with fringes and wooden buttons, you get something beautiful like this.  This is a scarf that I would wear all year round! Designed By: Little Monkeys Crochet Skill Level : Easy Materials:  N hook (9.00mm) Yarn needle Lion's Pride Woolspun (from Lion Brand), about 400 yards. The color in the photos is Taupe. Weight: #5 Bulky  4 button embellishments (mine are 1"), plus tools to attach buttons (needle, thread) Size:  Scarf measures 64" around, and is 7" wide (not including fringe). Get the Free Pattern!

What a great idea!  This beautiful crochet cowl uses simple double crochet stitches on one side, and elegant lace on the other.  By crocheting them together, the result is a reversible, extra thick, lovely cowl with interesting texture! Designed By: Tamara Kelly (Moogly Blog) Skill Level: Easy Materials:  US-I, 5.5 mm hook 500 yds LB Collection Superwash Merino; Color A – Ivory: 1 ball – 200 yds; Color B – Eggplant: 1 ball – 300 yds Stitch markers Finished Size: 7.5″ wide x 17″ wide laid flat (34″ around) Get the Free Pattern!

How pretty is this?!  At first glance, i thought it was a button cowl, which I love.  But this design gets even better, because it's really a long scarf, that you can make look like a button cowl!  This clever pattern uses ribbing along the entire length to give that nice fitted look, along with end buttons so that you can simply turn it into a cowl, keeping the scarf in place around your neck.  I think I'll be making one of these for myself in the very near future! Designed By: Krista Cagle Skill Level:  Advanced Beginner Materials: Size J crochet hook 6.00 mm Yarn needle 340 yards of Lion brand Vanna’s choice yarn in Linen (or any worsted weight (4) yarn. Two 1″ buttons  Size: approx. 64″ circumference & 6″ width Get the Free Pattern!

If you need a quick crochet cowl to make for the cold months ahead, look no further!  This pretty cowl is make with bulky yarn and a large hook which makes it work up very quickly.  Get creative with the colors and make it yours! Designed By: Marly Bird Skill Level:  Easy Materials: Super Bulky (CYC size 6) Yarn Bee, “Effortless Super Bulky” (80% acrylic 20% alpaca, 111 yds/170g) Color A (CA): Blossom, Color B (CB): Graphite Hook 9mm M/N Tapestry Needle Get the Free Pattern!

Although heavy scarf season is almost over, I couldn't resist sharing this awesome pattern today!  I love anything with texture and raised stitches and this one does just that! Designed By: Merri Purdy Skill Level:  Intermediate Materials:  2 – Skeins (256 yards each) Red Heart Soft (100% acrylic) in Aran weight Color used in sample cowl: Charcoal  Size I crochet hook  1 - stitch marker(optional) use to mark first st of each round Get the Free Pattern!

I love this cowl!  The lacey (ish) square in the center is all it needs to give the look of vintage elegance!  You will need to sign in to get this free pattern, but that is also free to do. Designed By:  Lion Brand Skill Level:  Easy Materials:   136-398 Heartland Yarn: Acadia Tweed balls Crochet Hook - Size I-9  Large-Eye Blunt Needles (Set of 6)   One large snap fastener Needle and sewing thread Get the Free Pattern! This pattern is also featured in a Craftsy Class! Quick & Easy Crochet Cowls (w/Tamara Kelly)

Have you been dying to learn broomstick lace?  Here's a great video tutorial, which includes written instructions!  The designer does a wonderful job in explaining the stitches.  Once you master this scarf, you will be a pro at broomstick lace! Designed By:  B. Hooked Crochet Skill Level:  Intermediate Materials:   Crochet hook size I (5.5 mm) Redheart Boutique Unforgettable  Darning needle Scissors Size US 50 knitting needles (or a broomstick) Get the Free Pattern!

Sometimes the most uncomplicated designs turn out to be so beautiful!  This cowl is made using post crochet to give it this nice ridged look. Designed By: Kim Guzman Skill Level:   Easy Finished size:   14 x 7" measured flat Materials:  300 yards Red Heart "Super Saver" shown in color Turqua Suggested hook: 12mm  Get the Free Pattern!

I love the color combination in this beautiful infinity scarf.  The designer also has a pattern for a matching beanie hat to complete the look! Designed By:   Elk Studio Skill Level:  Easy Materials: Paton Decor or any worsted weight yarn. Specifications for the Patons: 3.5 oz/100 grams 208 yds. Approximately 300-350 yards.Colors: Sage Green, Rich Sage Green and White Crochet Hook Size – I/ 5.50 Tapestry needle for weaving in the ends. Get the Free Pattern!

This is a beauty!  I honestly have never tried hairpin lace, but I think this will be a great first time project for me!  The pattern is a video tutorial and a very good one at that!  Let's give it a try. Designed By:  Britanny/ B.Hook Crochet Skill Level: Advanced Beginner Materials: 3 Skeins of RH Boutique Treasure yarn Hairpin Lace Loom Size 5mm Crochet hook Darning Needle Scissors Get the Free Pattern!

I feel a new crispness in the morning air, making me realize that summer is winding down.  So I've been searching for some fall-ish patterns and... how pretty is this?!  Beautiful color combinations and fringes, I like this cowl (shown as hood) very much!   Designed By: Julie/Gleeful Things Skill Level:  Advanced Beginnner Materials :  Size I (5.5mm) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge; Yarn needle for finishing; Worsted weight yarn. Yardage depends on size (these estimates include enough to make fringe): Large Cowl Hood: approximately 450 yards Small Cowl: approximately 260 yards Infinity Scarf: approximately 270 yards Get the Free Pattern!

Keep warm and make a statement with this loosely braided scarf! "...making two ribbed strands and one textured strand, then braiding them together,..." Designed By:  "Can't Stop Crocheting" Skill Level:  Intermediate Advanced Materials:  500 yards worsted weight yarn;  J (6.0mm) Crochet Hook;  Tapestry Needle Get the Free Pattern!

The colors the designer chose for this scarf are beautiful!  That's what caught my eye.  Infinity scarves are all the rage again this year, and they have good reason to be.  They are super versatile and comfortable! Designed By:  Heather from Dandelion Daze Blog Difficulty: Easy Materials:   Hook: G (4.25mm); Yarn: Worsted Weight in various colors to achieve your desired look; Yarn needle for weaving in ends. Get the Free Pattern!

"All in one - wear over shoulders, neck, or as head cover." Designed By:  Drops Design Size: One-size Height: 34 cm / 13½'' Circumference: 125 cm / 49'' Materials: DROPS BIG DELIGHT from Garnstudio 200 g color no 05, chocolate banana DROPS CROCHET HOOK size 6 mm / J/10 - or size needed to get 8 x * 1 dc, 1 ch * = width 10 cm / 4''. Get the Free Pattern!

"Are you ready for a challenge? Are you prepared to become a broomstick lace expert? Are you pumped for some drapey-lacey-goodness?" Designed By:  Heidi from Speckless Skill Level:  Advanced Materials: one skein of Caron Simply Soft yarn , a 4mm hook, something to make your lace loops with, a large blunt tapestry needle, and scissors. Get the Free Pattern!