Free Crochet Scarf Pattern
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Looking for a free crochet scarf pattern? You’ve come to the right place. There are all sorts of free patterns for all sorts of crafts all over the Internet, but it can be difficult to find just what you are looking for when you need it.
Here are some of the best sources out there for all the free crochet scarf patterns you need.
Lion Yarn
One of my favorite sources for just about any kind of pattern for knitting or crocheting is Lion Brand Yarn. That’s because their yarn is nice, it’s available almost everywhere (including discount stores with craft departments) and they have a wide selection of yarns and patterns for them.
The site’s crochet scarf pattern section offers a whopping 72 patterns. Not all of them are free, but you can find a wide variety of free crochet scarf patterns here.
Crochet Pattern Central
Another great source for crochet patterns of all types is Crochet Pattern Central. The site has an impressive collection of free crochet scarf patterns from around the web, as well as patterns for matching hats and scarves and other winter sets.
These patterns come from all over the Internet. Some are on regular web pages, while some are PDFs. Others require registration to view, and there are some dead links. Still, if you have time to browse a little, there is much fun to see on this site.
Crochet Me
Crochet Me is a wonderful, fun online magazine devoted to all things crochet. They offer patterns for crocheted animals and other strange stuff, as well as some great staples like scarves, sweaters, and hats.
Patterns from Other Yarn Companies
If you have a particular yarn that you love (and who doesn’t?) the best place to look for a free crochet scarf pattern is that company’s website.
Virtually all of the yarn manufacturers have great websites with lots of patterns to whet your interest (in the hope that you’ll buy more yarn, of course). Here are a few links to a handful of free crochet scarf patterns at some of the bigger yarn sites:
- Keyhole Scarf and matching hat from Caron (find more scarves, as well as other crochet projects here)
- Crystal Palace offers a fuzzy, wooly scarf made from Labrador and Fizz yarns
- Ripple Hat and Scarf patterns are available from Coats and Clark]
- Dreamweaver Yarns is actually a store, not a manufacturer, but they have a couple of free patterns as well.
What to Do With All Those Scarves?
Crocheted scarves are fun, easy and quick projects. If you’re new to crochet, you might find yourself making more scarves than you can handle.
If you have more scarves than one neck needs:
- give them away as gifts
- give them to homeless shelters or women’s shelters
- find other charities that might need scarves
- stitch a bunch of them together to make a throw
- convert them into wraps or ponchos by sewing the seams together
- use them to wrap presents
Have fun making lots of cool scarves with these free crochet scarf patterns.
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Comments
Looking for a scarf pattern like the one that was worn by the host of Biggest Loser on the January 8th show. It was a blue background with crocheted flowers. Very cool looking.
-- Contributed by: Jerriloved your step by step instructions, i believe they will be a great help. i'm begining presents for my 19 grandkids and 6.5 greatkids, besides several family members and friends. this is my first attempt and you make it sound so doable. thank you mamee.
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