Free Crochet Scarf Patterns - 58 Different Scarves

I found the grid lace pattern so interesting to work on that I tried a third version of the scarf as well. This version features two different colors alternating in a lacy striped pattern. For the sample you see pictured, I chose to use red and green yarns; I think they are "Christmas-y," although the color names are "autumn red" and "dark sage." This design could easily be worn in fall and throughout the winter holiday season. If you'd like to crochet scarves as Christmas gifts, this pattern is a good one to consider.

See Also: Free Christmas Patterns

This pretty scarf is made using Lion Brand Nature's Choice organic cotton yarn. This scarf is perfect for wearing on those unpredictable days in spring and fall when you never know what the weather is going to do.

You'll use lacy interrupted V-stitch to crochet this scarf.

This mesh scarf is a timeless classic design; it is chic, simple and pretty. It's also an easy, beginner-friendly crochet project requiring only double crochet and chain stitches.

• Visit the picture gallery for this scarf to find several close-up photographs.
• Get the free crochet scarf pattern.

This soft, drapey scarf is easy enough to be a beginner's first crochet project.

I can't tell you how many hours I've spent daydreaming about what Joseph's coat of many colors might have looked like. I'd love to crochet a coat of many colors someday, but in the meanwhile I keep coming up with smaller projects inspired by the "many colors" theme.

• Get the free crochet pattern for this scarf.



• There's a free color chart too. I've created two slightly different variations of the chart, because it will be easier for left-handed crocheters to work from a reversed version. If you're left-handed, you'll want to grab this version of the chart.



• Check out the project gallery featuring multiple photos of this scarf.

Crochet this trendy women's scarf in either Lion Brand Fancy Fur yarn, or the super-bulky eyelash yarn of your choice. The scarf works up quickly. It is crocheted using a V-stitch in brick repeat.

This scarf was designed in long rows of subtle stripes. While the stripes add visual interest, they aren't the first thing you notice; it's the eyelash yarn that catches your eye.

My sample scarf was crocheted using a combination of Caron Simply Soft along with Lion Brand's Fun Fur eyelash yarn. You can feel free to substitute any comparable yarns if you like.

One of the fantastic things about eyelash yarn is that it works well with the simplest of crochet stitches. This scarf is worked in single crochet stitch, and it's an easy pattern to crochet.

I've posted an image gallery with more scarf photos, in case you'd like to get a better idea of how this scarf looks.

There are two similar designs for checkered eyelash scarves. The one pictured at left features solid yarn alternated with eyelash yarn for maximum contrast between the checkers.

This version of the checkered scarf is really touchable, soft and "furry."