Tutorial - Crochet a Textured Two Color Scarf

Simple grit stitch crochet scarf. Great for beginners

Tutorial at Olives and Okra Blog

"I found this super fun yarn at Michael’s the other day. It’s Caron® Cakes™, a multi-purpose variegated yarn that comes in 18 shades each of which contains 5 beautiful colors.  I picked up two shades: Cherry Chip and Lilac Frosting. My grand daughter wants a hat and scarf made with the Cherry Chip yarn. I went for the grit stitch scarf. The Crochet Lilac Frosting Scarf (free crochet pattern) is slightly textured and is great for cool weather. The pattern stitch–the grit stitch–creates a dense yet light weight fabric with a slight diagonal pattern. It’s perfect for the mild winters in Central Florida".... Read more

Tutorial - Multiple Items From 1 Yard of Polar Fleece

Make 2 each of hats, scarves, and neckwarmers

Tutorial at Cheryl Lynch Quilts Blog

"Did you know that you don't have to finish the edges because polar fleece doesn't fray? Have you seen all of the bright and fun prints? I am sharing my method/pattern for making polar fleece hats, scarves and neck warmers en masse. Whether you choose to make these as gifts for your friends and family or use this tutorial to make them for the needy, you'll find this a quick and fun method. I designed this a few years ago for my quilt guild's community outreach to make the hat/scarf sets to distribute to the local homeless shelters. It is also a wonderful kids sewing project and a wonderful charity sewing project".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Sew a Fabric Infinity Scarf

Fast to whip up from a simple rectangle, and make great gifts

Tutorial at Cucicucicoo Blog

"Seriously, I love infinity scarves (which are also sometimes called “circle scarves”). They can really make an outfit and can have totally different feels depending on which fabric is used in what size. They can be casual or relatively fancy, for warm weather or freezing cold weather. Fuzzy, silky, smooth. With embellishments sewn into them. From brand new fabric yardage or upcycled fabrics. You can really go wild with your creativity".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Knit a Moss Stitch Infinity Scarf

Perfect for beginners or gift making

Tutorial at Makery Blog

"My knitting “career” is littered with unfinished projects. I don’t think my attention span lends itself to long term projects. I know how to knit. But projects that involve alot of concentration, counting and keeping track are destined to fail in my hands. Period. So this simple infinity scarf in moss stitch was the perfect project for me. I was finally kicked into action when I saw Tamsin’s gorgeous scarf. She used the Gaptastic Cowl pattern; but this one was just done on the fly by counting and measuring. The completion of this marks my first EVER wearable knitted project".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Sew a Fringed Scarf

Quick project for a pretty accessory

Tutorial at Little Treasures Blog

"Today I am going to show you how to sew an amazingly easy fringed scarf. If you don't sew or feel a bit lazy to make it from scratch, you can refashion an existing scarf by just adding the lace(y) fringes.  You need: A thin preferably cotton fabric ( I had 1.5 m) Lace border / trim with (seemingly) free / loose fringes (similar to mine)".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Chiffon Scarf

Sew scarf with fringed ends and narrow hems

Tutorial at Threading My Way Blog

"After sewing a couple of infinity scarves recently, I thought I'd sew a regular scarf - a light weight scarf to dress up an outfit. Here's how to make one. Choose any fabric that drapes well. Mine is chiffon. How the fabric hangs will alter the look of the finished scarf.  Due to the longer length, this scarf takes more fabric than an infinity scarf. As it can't be cut from the width of the fabric, you'll have quite a bit of fabric left over - enough to make another two scarves, depending on the width of the fabric".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Ruffle Scarf

Easy project that results in a fun, wearable scarf

Tutorial at Nanny Craft 4 U Blog

"I have been asked, over the years, how I manage my crafting and my chronic pain and Fibromyalgia so today I thought I would share with you one of my ‘brainless’ crafts – these are things I can do where I don’t need to be able to think clearly, don’t need to calculate, don’t need to keep count, don’t need to cut with precision etc.  I will show you how I make a Ruffle Scarf. It was a couple of years ago now, that I made my first Ruffle Scarf and I had that aha moment – I can still craft on my bad days if I find the right craft".... Read more

Tutorial - Crocheted Chunky Scarf with Leather

Add or remove stitches to make the size you want

Tutorial at Sisters, What Blog

"I absolutely love scarfs, which is no secret. Unfortunately, in the Northwest it doesn't get quite cold enough for really thick scarfs, but I have found that this chunky crocheted scarf is the perfect warmth and comfort a Northwest winter. I made it into an infinity and added leather as an accent just like my other leather bound scarfs that I made (my second leather bound scarf). I used a really big hook and got the thickest yarn I could find. I really do love it. See below for free pattern".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Crochet a Scarf

Crochet in stripes or as a solid scarf

Tutorial at Simply Shoe Boxes Blog

"I read a good average for a scarf is the height of the person wearing it.  Since I don't know the individual receiving my scarves I use the following average lengths. And since I am tucking them in shoe boxes I need to err on the side of shorter rather than longer so more items can fit in the box".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a No Knit Scarf

Yarn scarf made with some sewing, but no knitting

Tutorial at Little Treasures Blog

"Even in my wildest craft dreams I wouldn't think a tutorial like this one for my Ruffled Scarf would bring me tons of traffic on daily basis. But it has been enormously successful. So I thought why not make another one with a different - no knit of course - technique. And voila! Here's the "No Knit - Drape Scarf" To make this scarf you need a skein of chunky yarn - the chunkier the better. Step 1: Cut 7 strips of yarn approx. 2 m long".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Crocheted Scarf

A great project for leftover yarn

Tutorial at Little Treasures Blog

"On the Cut Out + Keep blog  for the Technique Tuesday I have a tutorial for making a double crochet stitch. If you are a beginner, hop over there to learn the stitch because I have a great scarf for you to make using a double crochet. What you need to make this scarf: - 50 (or 100 gr) yarn depending on the length you want for it and adequate hook. For my scarf I used a DK yarn and 3 mm hook. I recommend you use bulky(er) yarn. Sport and fine yarn would make a small(er) and thinner scarf".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Sew a Ruffled Scarf

A quick sew using half a yard of fabric

Tutorial at Cook Clean Craft Blog

"Last year, I made a crochet skinny scarf. For some reason, scarves sound like a good idea to me, so I stuck with the same theme this year. This time I went the sewn option – a ruffled scarf: It’s made from a light, silky voile (leftover from my Sassy Librarian Blouse), and is doubled over so it’s pretty from all sides".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Turn a Hooded Towel into a Hat and Scarf Set

Kids will feel like they're dressing up every day when they wear this set

Tutorial at Cucicucicoo: Ecological Living Blog

"Kids just love hooded towels, especially when they’re shaped like some fun animal or creature. So my mother thought that a couple of adorable hooded towels would make a great gift for my kids. But I had a little surprise when I opened up the package. They were 100% polyester. Ummm, what?! I know that L.L. Bean is into synthetic fabrics that are light and dry quickly for sport use, but polyester does not absorb moisture. And isn’t that the point of a towel".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Crochet a Hooded Scarf for Barbie

Easy enough for a girl to make for her doll

Tutorial at Happier than a Pig in Mud Blog

"This Hooded Scarf for Barbie was a fun little snowy day project and one a girl can probably complete for herself. It's made in two rectangular pieces using all single crochet, and the crazier the yarn the better... (Barbie's lovin' this funky multi-colored synthetic wool/angora looking fuzzy blend. Wouldn't it be great to make one for a girl and a matching one for her doll-I love that".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Crocheted Scarf

Choose contrasting colors for a striking scarf

Tutorial at Be A Crafter xD Blog

"My first crocheted scarf Vintage style with a little Gothic spice xD (talk about Goth.... I have another big project to go lol".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Convertible Neck Warmer/Hat

Clever scarf design has a built-in hat

Neckwarmer Tutorial at Sovanisa Blog

"I had originally thought I would have this to you by the weekend… but as the weather gets cold and everyone starts to get sick, sometimes things just don’t work out as planned. Plus at this time of year there are lots of things going on and it just seems that I dont have enough time in the day or energy after work.  And a lot of time, it is hard for me to work on tutorials at night (which is my sewing time) simply because of the lighting.   I think maybe I need to put some sort of lighting on my wish list!!!  So it is a little over-due, but now I would like to explain how I made my kids the convertible neck warmers (with hat) , which as you can see here is perfect to keep neck and ears warm while riding bikes, etc".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Hoodie Scarf

Make perfectly placed ears for your hoodie scarf

Hoodie Scarf Tutorial at Suburbia Soup Blog

"You may have seen my 'new and improved' hoodie scarf over at Tasha's blog (HERE) and I thought I'd share with you the changes I made to make the perfectly placed ears. Nothin' like a good set of ears, no? If you haven't read the original tutorial, please do so as this tutorial is a supplement. For hoodie lining, scarf and supplies  please refer to the original post(HERE). Alrighty...Let's begin".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Hat Scarf

Use the translation button on the sidebar for English.  Tute has pictures to help translate too

Hat Tutorial at M Hoch Drei Blog

"I have long long searched the net for a matching hat for my two savages. The ears should be warm. The neck also".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Crocheted Men's Scarf

This design would work for women and children too

Scarf Tutorial at What's Mummy Up To Blog

"With the weather feeling very much like winter now, and with the fact that Daddy leaves at some unearthly hour in the absolute freezing cold each morning to catch the bus to work, I thought it was time to craft up a little gem for him.  I thought he'd like a warm winter scarf, and have been thinking for a few months that I would just search the net for a nice masculine-style scarf pattern to crochet up while watching TV.  However, when I did do some searching I didn't really find exactly what I was after.  I really wanted a pattern that went across the rows horizontally (ie the short way), and so many of the patterns I liked went long ways.  The thought of trying to keep my stitches even over such a great distance (I think they generally start with chaining about 300 stitches) just didn't appeal to me.  I like a quick, easy pattern that I can do whilst watching TV or chatting with Daddy in the evenings".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Crochet an Infinity Scarf

She used wool, but you can use other yarns as well

Crocheted Scarf Tutorial at The Crafty Mummy Blog

"This is one of those special scarves that looks tricky but is really very easy to create. It uses only two different crochet stitches and variegated yarn to get beautiful colours without changing yarns all the time. It is a crochet Infinity scarf, so-called because the loop has a twist in it like an infinity symbol. It can be worn as a long loop or wrapped twice to be a warm muffler. It is super snuggly so I’ll be wearing this one on the side of the soccer field this season".... Read more