Scarves

Scarves are a fabulous accessory all year round. Learn how to knit a scarf for winter, spring, summer or fall with these simple knitting scarf patterns.


Lacy Columns Scarf

Lace items don’t have to be overly frilly to be stylish, a fact proven by the Lacy Columns Scarf. A perfect introduction to lace knitting, this lace and stockinette scarf is ideal springtime wear that adds a light amount of warmth with a classic, tailored look. Knit it in the solid of your choices, or choose a multi-colored yarn with a long repeat color change for a funky look.

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Saigon Square

Add some dimension to your summer wardrobe with this lightweight scarf that plays with shape and color. The squares are created by binding off and casting on and a single crochet border makes weaving in ends easy. Care is also a breeze since this pattern calls for a lightweight cotton/acrylic blend that wears, washes and blocks well

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Beaded Orion Scarf

Inspired by the three bright diagonal stars in the belt of the Orion constellation, this elegant scarf features beautiful beads that twinkle like the stars of the night sky. Lace stars alternate with their beaded counterparts to highlight the patterns for added effect.

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Valentino Scarf Knitting Pattern

The Valentino Scarf is the ultimate expression of warmth and elegance. This rectangular scarf features simple yet striking cable and rib patterns, creating a classic texture that’s as enjoyable to knit as it is to wear.

Knit in a rich burgundy hue, it’s a versatile accessory that adds sophistication to any outfit. Whether you’re wrapping it around your own neck or gifting it to someone special, the Valentino Scarf is a heartfelt way to show you care. Its timeless design makes it a perfect project for knitters who love to create something both beautiful and meaningful.

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Quarry Cabled Scarf

Soft and tweedy, this hooded scarf adds to its textured look with a pair of diamond-shaped cables. Worked bottom-up in two pieces, all of the shaping for the hood takes place outside the cable panel, so it’s still a great piece for those who are new to cables.

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