A collection of 3 fun patterns for crocheted scarves. Beginner to intermediate level.

A pretty scarf in 3 colors, perfect for the transition from winter to spring. Colors are carried up the ends of rows so that there are no extra ends to weave in. Scarf is worked flat and then joined. A perfect accessory for chilly spring days.

This cowl features a beautifully textured Tunisian lace stitch. Worked in 3 colors the cowl is worn doubled.

A light and lacy infinity scarf inspired by Japanese design using one skein of fingering weight yarn.

Inspired by spring crocus flowers, this pattern includes instructions to make a scarf with flower dangles and also an infinity scarf.

Here’s a stylish and pretty infinity scarf to show off your favorite self-striping yarn. Instructions for using either DK or Bulky weight yarn are included. This is a quick pattern to make, especially if you use bulky weight yarn.

This is a lacy Tunisian scarf which works up beautifully in any soft, sport or DK weight yarn. Natural fibers such as alpaca and wool work well but you can also use acrylic blends.

This pattern was designed for the 2013 Chicagoland Yarn Crawl and was an exclusive pattern for Mosaic Yarn Studio.

Perfect to wear on a cool summer evening, this shawl uses a single skein of fingering weight yarn and a large hook to create an exploded lace shawl with beautiful drape, It is lovely made with a sparkle yarn such as Dream in Color Starry or Red Heart Stardust.

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