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Keep yourself warm with our selection of the comfiest crochet winter scarf patterns. These ideas are great both for beginners and seasoned crocheters, because they work up fast in an easy row by row pattern. Whether you are looking for a handmade wrap for yourself, or want to make a long chunky crochet scarf for someone you love? This post has what you need. What’s best about it all? All of these patterns are free and you’ll find links are under the pictures.
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Easy Free Crochet Winter Scarf Patterns
Winter Wonderland Scarf
Designed by: Jamey from Dabbles & Babbles
This striped scarf will be your favorite! Chunky weight yarn makes it squishy and warm, and cute striped design allows for many different color combinations. As you can see, Jamey decided to go with white and grey, but you can choose any color combination you like.
Photos by Jamey from Dabbles & Babbles / Ravelry.com
Find it on dabblesandbabbles.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Winter Seashore Scarf
Designed by: Janne Kleivset
Why not go for solid color for once? Not every project needs to be busy and colorful, am I right? In the photo you can see that light blue looks lovely on Janne – what color would you choose?
Photos by Janne Kleivset / Ravelry.com
Find it on joyofmotioncrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
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Winter of Eden Scarf
Designer: Liefs van Suus
Lace for cold season? Well, why not? Liefs’ super fast pattern uses two things I like the most: lacy stitches and bulky yarn. All crocheters will love this project, and cute tassels add extra something to it.
Photos by Liefs van Suus / Ravelry.com
Find it on liefsvansuusblog.wordpress.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
The Super Scrappy Scarf
Design by: Pam Carr
Do you have a lot of leftover yarn and a head full of creative ideas? This adorable project by Pam is the easiest way you can turn your scraps into a fantastic crochet scarf. What you see in the photo is a happy gal in her happy scarf, because it doesn’t matter what colors you have.
Photos by Pam Carr / Ravelry.com
Find original pattern on carrowaycrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Tea Leaves Scarf
Designed by: Fiber Flux Jennifer Dickerson
Choosing a simple stitch is the best way to showcase the beautiful colorway of the yarn. This crochet scarf pattern is a fantastic choice for those of you, who are starting out, because all you need is a skein in a color you love, and the rest will be easy-peasy, even these puff stitches.
Photos by Fiber Flux Jennifer Dickerson / Ravelry.com
Find it on fiberfluxblog.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
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Sweet Shop Scarf
Designed by: Fiber Flux Jennifer Dickerson
Are you looking for a super easy colorful scarf crochet inspiration? Jennifer decided to use only basic stitches here, such as double crochet, and irregular stripes can be easily achieved with leftover yarn. Just join them together with your crochet hook and wear it with pride!
Photos by Fiber Flux Jennifer Dickerson / Ravelry.com
Find it on fiberfluxblog.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Star Stitch Scarf
Design by: Raffaella Tassoni
Simplicity is key when it comes to timeless pieces. Sophisticated details of this scarf are enough to make it look well thought-out, so don’t waste any more time and just make it. The best thing, though? Definitely the fringe!
Photos by Raffaella Tassoni / Ravelry.com
Find original pattern on raffamusadesigns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Winter Saffron Shawl Wrap
This pattern has been inspired by the TV show Firefly in which one of the characters, Saffron, wore a shawl like this. The beauty of the results is evident below. In the colors used, it reminds one of a winter sky and snowy weather. The pattern is very easy, a two-row repeat. The Winter Saffron triangle shawl measures 74″ across the shoulders and 31″ deep.
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Cozy Crochet Scarf Ideas
Winter Rays Scarf
Design by: Megan Meyer
This example by Megan looks more like a crochet cowl, but I can assure you that it’s just the clever way of wrapping that makes it look this way. Gorgeous ombre yarn features hues of orange and white, and will be a nice color pop for neutral winter outfits.
Photos by Megan Meyer / Ravelry.com
Find it on leftinknots.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Ocean Waves Scarf
Designed by: CrochetDreamz
This one might be your next favorite. As you can see in the picture, lacy structure looks cute and I assure you that it’s easy to make. Working in the width instead of length allows for the colors to create long stripes.
Photos by CrochetDreamz / Ravelry.com
Find it on crochetdreamz.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
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Ocean Breeze Scarf with Fringe
Designed by: Olga Vogel
The drape of this scarf is to die for! Simple crochet stitch and stunning colorway are what makes or breaks crochet project. These colors remind me of deep ocean, white foam and warm sand.
Photos by Olga Vogel / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on mycrochetspace.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Modern Granny Winter Scarf
Author: Jeanne Steinhilber
Just take a look at the photo and see how Jeanne went about this interesting design. It’s worked in the round, even though it has an elongated shape. I can see block stitch there, and an elegant shell motif running through the center.
Photos by Jeanne Steinhilber / Ravelry.com
Find original pattern on thecrochetcrowd.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Lava Scarf
Designer: Agneta Nauclèr
Hey, if you are just starting out – this project is for you! Easy stitches work up fast, and don’t worry about cold wind going through the openwork. Take a look below and see how cute it looks when draped around the neck.
Photos by Agneta Nauclèr / Ravelry.com
Find original pattern on Ravelry.
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Cuddlesome Scarf
Author: Regina P Designs
Regina decided to go with color-blocking, and I can understand why! While such projects may look fairly basic laying on the table, they definitely transform while draped around the neck. Contrasting colors suddenly appear next to each other in an unexpected combination, and that’s what makes the graphic projects so appealing.
Photos by Regina P Designs / Ravelry.com
Find original pattern on reginapdesigns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Autumn Fruits Cozy Scarf
Author: Carmen Heffernan
Easy reversible stitches are what crochet scarfs should be made of! Mock corner-to-corner technique looks elegant and seems much harder to make than it really is. In fact it’s a simple repeat that every beginner will be able to learn! Take a look at Carmen’s project below and see how cute these colorful fringe looks!
Photos by Carmen Heffernan / Ravelry.com
Find original pattern on anniedesigncrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Autumn Chill Mod Scarf
Designed by: Megan Meyer
I just love pom-poms, do you? They add the fun to the dullest project. This scarf by Megan, which you can see below, combines deep reds with dusty greys in the most beautiful way. Marroon pom-poms are the perfect finishing touch to this project, don’t you agree?
Photos by Megan Meyer / Ravelry.com
Find original pattern on leftinknots.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Rally Scarf
Designed by: zelna olivier
The scarf you can see in the photos is interesting, but it’s not only because of its many stunning colorways. It’s about the shape, which narrows down at both ends, leaving the widest part to cover up as much of your neck as it can. Such handmade accessory would be a lovely gift for a friend, or a family member.
Photos by zelna olivier / Ravelry.com
Find it on zootyowlcards.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Chunky Crochet Scarf Patterns
Keep Cozy Chunky Scarf
Designed by: Sweet Bee Crochet
With a good chunky scarf you can be sure that you won’t get cold, because they are dense and structural. Not only does it look amazing, but also creates the coziest cocoon for cold season.
Photos by Sweet Bee Crochet / Ravelry.com
Find it on sweetbeecrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Karen’s Winter Scarf
Design by: Rhondda Mol (Oombawka Design)
Textured stitch and ombre yarn together? Yes, please – it’s like magic. Rhondda always suprises us with her creative yet simple designs, and this one is no exception.
Photos by Rhondda Mol (Oombawka Design) / Ravelry.com
Find original pattern on oombawkadesigncrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Fairbrook Scarf
Author: Ashley Edmonds
Just take a look at this gorgeous scarf by Ashley. Textured stripes add a lot of character to this otherwise simple design, which is suitable both for men and women. If you are looking for a cozy gift, grab your hook and try it out today!
Photos by Ashley Edmonds / Ravelry.com
Find it on throughtheloopyc.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Color Pop Super Scarf
Author: Alexandra Tavel
I’m a big fan of granny stitch, but this project makes it look cool, modern and elegant all at the same time! Chunky yarn and toned down colorway create together a sophisticated version of the well-known style. What’s more, this project is just fantastic for beginners, who want to use their time wisely and learn as they make.
Photos by Alexandra Tavel / Ravelry.com
Find it on twoofwands.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Rectangle Scarf with a Twist Free Crochet Patterns
Mosaic Monochrome Scarves
So, this first rectangle scarf is a very solid and very comfy neck wrap with a lot of drape and flexibility. In addition, the mosaic decoration gives it not only a pleasant appearance, but also a very tactile feel.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry:
Twisted Twin Cable Scarf
However, if texture is what you really desire in a rectangle scarf, then this Celtic ropework-inspired pattern will be yopur thing. Overall, the twin lines of braided ropes give it a great depth of character. Indeed, the very strong texture will be a great accent for a plain black overcoat or heavy blazer. That said, it would also work very well with a smooth sweater.
The original pattern and the photos are available on withalexofficialblog.com blog:
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