Who doesn’t love a good scarf project? It can be so incredibly satisfying to crochet a scarf, and they are just as much fun to wear too. Do your happy dance, because we’ve got 10 crochet patterns for scarves that are all free tutorials!
Ok so how do you crochet a scarf anyway? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with 10 fabulous designs. There’s a little something for everyone – beginners to advanced crocheters – in this one little round-up post. Whether you’ve never crocheted a scarf before or crocheted 100 scarves before, I bet that you’ll find something to love here!
Did you know that there are all different kinds of crochet patterns for scarves? These free tutorials are all over the map. We have some rectangular scarves, some infinity scarves, and there’s even a waterfall scarf too. Some have fringe, others have ribbing, and there’s even one with pom poms on the end!
In addition to being a practical way to keep warm, crochet patterns for scarves are also a free and easy way to accessorize your wardrobe. You can wear scarves all year round to complement your look and add a pop of color to your outfits. So what are you waiting for? Scroll down to see all of these fabulous and free crochet patterns for scarves for yourself!
1. Festival Crochet Scarf
I don’t know about you, but I could always use more granny squares in my life, and this fun and colorful scarf is a great way to use up some of the partial skeins of yarn that you have leftover from other projects! Granny’s still got it y’all!
Designer: Debbie Bliss on LoveCrafts
Click here for the free pattern!
2. Beginner Scarf
You don’t need to be a crochet wizard to create a cute and cozy scarf. This gorgeously textured design is perfect for beginners. The pattern calls for just single and double crochet stitches. You can follow along with the written instructions and there’s even a video if you get stuck.
Designer: B.Hooked
Click here for the free pattern!
3. Haley’s College Scarf
You can really liven up a plain scarf design with multi-colored stripes and it’s a great way to show your school spirit by incorporating your college colors. This design calls for wide half double crochet stitches along with front and back post double crochet ribbing for the ends.
Designer: Daisy Farm Crafts
Click here for the free pattern!
4. Lemon Tree Infinity Scarf
Sunny yellow is a fabulous color for spring and summer. This lightweight lace design won’t weigh you down and it would look fabulous with a sundress and a jean jacket. The pattern calls for just single and double crochet stitches. It’s available in both video and written formats.
Designer: Fiber Flux
Click here for the free pattern!
5. Ruffled Keyhole Boomerang Scarf
6 different colors harmonize to create this beautifully striped waterfall style scarf. It looks like it would be really complicated, but it’s actually made entirely with double crochet stitches. What a fun and unique design!
Designer: Nicki’s Homemade Crafts
Click here for the free pattern!
6. Spring Cheer Scarf
How fun and flirty is this Spring Cheer Scarf? This is a lightweight scarf design that uses the mesh stitch which gives it a marvelous drape. Of course, the star of the show is the section of multicolored ruffles on either end. Just adorable!
Designer: Yarn Craftee
Click here for the free pattern!
7. Iris Bloom Scarf
Here’s a lovely and lacey design from Sweet Bee Crochet. The Iris Bloom Scarf uses the iris stitch which involves double crochet and chain stitches. It’s a beautiful and lightweight accessory that can be enjoyed all year round.
Designer: Sweet Bee Crochet
Click here for the free pattern!
8. Granny Rectangle Scarf
I’ve seen scarves made from granny squares and granny stripes, but I’ve never actually seen one made from one big granny rectangle before. I love the light to dark gradient that the colors create from the center of the scarf outward.
Designer: Jennifer Krause for Miss Babs Yarn
Click here for the free pattern!
9. Happy Day Scarf
It’s hard not to feel happy when you look at this brightly colored scarf! The self striping yarn that the pattern calls for transitions between colors beautifully without having to weave in any extra ends. Random white stripes break up the monotony and add interest. Don’t forget the pom poms!
Designer: Snappy Tots
Click here for the free pattern!
10. Big Bargello
Let’s get a little geometric with the Big Bargello scarf from Yarnspirations Design Studio. Despite its intricate appearance, it’s actually a pretty easy make that only calls for double crochet and chain stitches. What it lacks in difficulty it makes up for in volume and pizazz!
Designer: Yarnspirations Design Studio
Click here for the free pattern!
Now I better not see any cold necks after this fabulous round up y’all. Which of these crochet patterns for scarves that are free was your favorite? Let me know in the comments below!
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