Grit Stitch infinity Scarf. Cathedral Convertible Cowl - Cre8tion Crochet. This convertible cowl pattern can be worn so many different ways.
I love the detail the front post stitches give, especially mixed with the shell stitches. This post contains affiliate links. Cowlin' Around. When KnitPicks came out with its new Chroma fingering yarn, a less-expensive Noro/Mini Mochi knock-off, I was about 30th or 40th (or 300th or 400th...) in the online shopping line, anxious to test it out.
I've tried four different colorways so far, and I like them. I definitely would wear this stuff. The yarn is soft, the colors look close to what you see on the KnitPicks website, and the long color repeats are fun to work with, very inspiring, never boring. The most popular colors can be difficult to get your hands on (such as Midwinter!) , but are worth the wait if you've got the time. Stashbuster Blarf (Rectangular Shawl) pattern by Esther Sandrof. Free Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern. One of my favorite things about crochet, is that you can make projects as complicated, or as quick and easy as you want!
This chunky crochet infinity scarf definitely falls into that latter category. It’s the perfect, quick and easy project to kick off Scarf Week. This scarf pattern works with any bulky weight (size 6) yarn, but I really designed it for this super cool gold leaf yarn from Lion Brand. Isn’t it amazing? I didn’t want the flecks of gold to get lost into a tightly woven project, so I kept things loose and open to really let it shine. It’s a really fun yarn, and the flecks aren’t scratchy or uncomfortable to wear at all. Crochet Woven Scarf. This woven scarf is one of those scarves where you work on the back and front posts to create a ripple look.
By reversing yourself on the posts, you can create an amazing woven look for your crochet work. See how I did this terrific scarf. Using Bernat’s Mosaic Vivid Yarn, you can create this amazing looking scarf by being strategic with your double crochet stitches. I am using front and back posts in a particular order to make this appear to be a woven design. Outlander Claire Inspired Cowl - Free Crochet Pattern - seven thirty three.
Crochet, Crafts, and the Life of a Yarn Addict. Sassenach Claire Outlander Crochet Cowl - Free Pattern. Don't i look smug!
Well i was definitely feeling that way! After sharing my knitted pattern of Claire's Cowl, quite a few people asked for a crocheted version. The knitted cowl is in garter stitch, of which there is no real equivalent in crochet. So after some experimenting and some results that were not quite what I wanted, I came up with this pattern, which I feel comes about as close as possible to the knitted version, both in appearance and drape. Saco. Flower Scarf Free Pattern.
Pattern: ch 161 (Since this pattern is for a little girl,If you should feel like making it for an adult, you would just be adding chains at the very beginning, in increments of 5, probably adding at least 60 chains) Row 1: sc in second ch from hook, ch8; in 3rd ch from hook, [dc, omitting the last step of your dc ] 4 more times, you will have 5 loops, yarn over and through all the loops. sl st .
*you created your first petal. Thread and Beads Infinity Scarf. I have a surplus of crochet thread.
And I almost never buy it. I think my family finds it at yard sales and gives it to me, or maybe it’s just multiplying on its own, like Tribbles. Either way, I need to get some of it out of the stash and into my life. RICK RACK STITCH FOR SCARF OR 'WHATEVER' Rick Rack Scarf This stitch gives a 3D quality to your fabric.
You can use any yarn and gauge is not important. What is important is that you have the correct amount of chains/stitches in the beginning to have the correct repeats of the pattern. The original stitch was used in an afghan with thread as the “yarn” of choice. I obtained the stitch pattern from KnitWits in Boise. Sizes: Recommended hooks for yarns, but not set in stone Fingering wt. yarn - use E hook Sport wt. yarn - use G hook Worsted wt. yarn - use H or I or J hook. Craftybegonia's Julia: A New Cowl#.UyBz7OcgGSN#.UyCSV4Yo6Ci#.UyCSV4Yo6Ci.
This is a beautiful cowl in a rich and lovely shade of teal.
It is super easy and very fast to make. It would make an ideal gift or charity project as well as a great addition to your warming accessories! Materials- Red Heart worsted weight yarn Real Teal (it takes less than half a skein) Crochet hook size H Scissors Blunt needle to weave in tails Abbreviations: ch = chain; dc = double crochet; sc = single crochet' tr = treble or triple crochet This pattern and all patterns on this blog have been written in American crochet terminology. With Real Teal and H hook, ch 90, sl st to join rnd, making sure not to twist the ch.
Rnd 1- Ch 3, (does not count as a stitch), 1 dc in each ch around. (90 sts) Rnd 2- Ch 1 (does not count as a stitch), 1 sc in first st, 1 tr in next st, rep around. Laurels Mini Scarf. I've got a fun one for you today.
The Laurels scarf looks awesome and is super easy to make. It's one of the things I made over the holidays. Peppy The Scarf. De Nederlandstalige versie van dit patroon staat onder de Engelse versie, dus je kunt gewoon naar beneden scrollen voor de Nederlandstalige versie. Papillon Scarf: A Free Crochet Pattern. Papillon Scarf This is a free crochet pattern for a scarf. It is made with simple crochet stitches, so it is a beginners project. Papillon is the French word for butterfly. For this scarf I used the butterfly stitch, where you crochet 3 rows of chains together with a single crochet. This gives a special effect, where the chains spread out mimicking butterfly wings. The scarf is meant to be a decorative scarf, since the big holes will not give any warmth.
Materials Yarn 2 skeins Drops Muskat, #13 Marine Blue, 100% mercerized cotton 50g – 109yards/100m. DRAGONFLY WONDER SCARF. Caroline said... This is absolutely beautiful!!!! I'm drooling up here over it. Thanks for posting the pattern.P.S. Thanks for the cute comments on my blog! :-) xXcatalopeXx said... Ribbonberry Crochet Tutorial ~ A Versatile Stitch Pattern. It seems somehow unfeeling to sit in a warm, dry house and post a cheerful crochet pattern on a day when so many people are suffering the effects of Hurricane Sandy. My prayers go out for all who are hurt, without power, stranded, bereaved, or suffering the effects of flooding.
What have you been crocheting lately? Here at Micawber Towers, Back Loop Slip Stitch has taken over for the nonce. German Scalloped Triangle Shawl - Crochet. Diamond Crochet Cowl. I’ve been admiring all the gorgeous crochet cowls out there lately – in stores, on Ravelry, and on my equally gorgeous friends. I couldn’t resist creating my own version, and with Valentine’s Day on the horizon, I decided you can’t go wrong with diamonds! I’ve been wearing it all over town, feeling fancy – and getting requests for more! With only 18 rows it works up in a few hours and it makes a great treat for yourself or a gift for the neck of someone you love. Sunroom Spiral Scarf - Crochet. Hi There Folks, How are we all today? Well when I woke up there was a definite chill in the air. Chain Scarf with Crochet Fringe.