Cowl & Scarf Patterns

The free granny stripe scarf pattern is quick and easy, using a variation of the granny stripe stitch. Using aran or worsted weight yarn and a 6.0mm/J hook, it works up so quickly and is warm and cozy without being too thick and heavy. This pattern is perfect for experienced beginners looking for a new […]

This autumnal pretty is the Honey Scarf, a crochet ripple scarf pattern that got its name from being started on our honeymoon a few months ago! Its a 6 row pattern repeat making beautiful lacy waves and textures, using just double and single crochet stitches. Once you have the 6 rows down, the rest is

This granny hexagon crochet cowl pattern is all things soft and cozy to me, the texture and the colours are everything! If I do say so myself. It uses 3 different colours in an arrangement of granny hexagons joined together and closed off with a border top and bottom. I used an alpaca blend yarn,

Dahlia Double Crochet Cowl – a free crochet cowl pattern! This started with a ribbed double crochet beanie in mustard, and I really wanted something to match so started with this. I didn’t do any counting or looking for ideas, I just chained until I thought it was deep enough and did enough rows for

A free scarf crochet pattern in lemon peel stitch – this is the first thing I’ve made completely for myself with no guilt for doing so! I had always wanted to make a long scarf but I was getting hung up on; but how long does it take to make a scarf, what yarn should

The Aspen Cowl – a crochet cowl pattern using the beautiful Alpine stitch. It’s becoming quite popular recently and for good reason, it’s gorgeous and one of my favourites. The stitch gives so much depth but is so simple to work with, and looks good on so many different projects. If you’ve never tried it

A quick and easy chunky cowl crochet pattern here today! You may be able to get this done in a couple of sittings, it’s a great pattern for putting down and picking up as there is just one stitch involved and no counting once we’re past the first row. Sounds relaxing right? This scarf pattern